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Composers Bureau
Greg Danner
Biography
Greg Danner is Professor of Music in the Department of Music and Art
at Tennessee Technological University. He received his baccalaureate
degree from Southeast Missouri State University, the M.M. in music
theory from the Eastman School of Music, and the Ph.D. in composition
from Washington University. Danner has received annual ASCAP awards
for composition since 1989. He has received commissions to write works
for performance at various music conferences and festivals, including
the International Brass Festival, New York Brass Conference, International
Trumpet Guild, and College Band Directors National Association. He
is the recipient of the Louisiana State MTNA Composer Commission Award.
Dr. Danner participated as a resident composer at the Charles Ives
Center for American Music and has served as a consultant in the Kennedy
Center for the Performing Arts "Performing Arts Centers and Schools" program. His research in music theory has been published in the journals Music Perception, Interface -- Journal for New Music Research,
Journal of Musicological Research, and Journal of Music Theory
Pedagogy.
Compositions
- BAND/WIND ENSEMBLE
- Nebula, symphonic band (gr. 6), manuscript, 1998.
- Canute, concert band (gr. 2), manuscript, 1996.
- Siyahomba, concert band (gr. 2), manuscript, 1996.
- Song of the Rain, concert band (gr. 3), manuscript,
1996.
- Abaye's Game, concert band (gr. 3), TRN Music, Inc.,
1995.
- An Eastern Overture, concert band (gr. 4), manuscript,
1995.
- Dedication, concert band, (gr. 3), manuscript, 1995.
- Mira!, concert band, (gr. 4), manuscript, 1994.
- Fantasy on a Scottish Folk Song, concert band (gr.
4), manuscript, 1993.
- An English Suite, concert band (gr. 4), manuscript,
1993.
- Adagio and Caprice, concert band, Bourne Company,
1988.
- ORCHESTRA
- Fanfare for a New Beginning, manuscript, 1994.
- Music for Chamber Orchestra, manuscript, 1984.
- CHAMBER ENSEMBLES
- Vaudeville!, wind quintet, manuscript, 1988.
- Textures, wind quintet, Seesaw Music Corp., 1990.
- Time...., soprano, clarinet and piano, manuscript,
1997.
- Beast!, tuba/euphonium ensemble, TUBA Press, 1995.
- Signal, brass ensemble, Seesaw Music Corp., 1993.
- For a Celebration, horn ensemble, Seesaw Music Corp.,
1993.
- Sky Scenes, brass choir, Seesaw Music Corp., 1990.
- Music for 8, trumpet ensemble, Seesaw Music Corp.,
1990.
- Soundscape, brass quintet, Seesaw Music Corp., 1990.
- The Moons of Jupiter, unaccompanied trumpet, Seesaw
Music Corp., 1990.
- Five Miniatures, horn and piano, Medici Music Press,
1988.
- Scherzo, brass quintet, Medici Music Press, 1988.
- Prayer, brass quintet, Medici Music Press, 1988.
- Madrigal Suite No.3, brass quintet, Trigram Music
Inc., 1994.
- Madrigal Suite No.2, brass quintet, Trigram Music
Inc., 1993.
- Madrigal Suite No.1, brass quintet, Trigram Music
Inc., 1993.
- Selected Etudes for Two Horns (Domnich). Duets arranged
and edited from early 19th century horn tutor Methode de
Premier et de Second Cor, Medici Music Press, 1990.
- Firemens Parade March (Balmer) and Waltz for Helen
(Robyn), 19th century brass band music edited and arranged
for modern brass quintet, Medici Music Press, 1990.
- William Byrd Songs, madrigals set for brass trio,
Medici Music Press, 1987.
- CHORUS
- Five Nocturnes, SATB accompanied, manuscript, 1994.
- Song of the Universal, SATB accompanied, Willis Music
Company, 1985.
- The Last Invocation, SATB accompanied, Willis Music
Company, 1985.
Further Information
For further information about Greg Danner, please visit his website at avantimusic.net
Contact Information
423 Windrowe Drive
Cookeville, TN 38506
E-mail: gdanner@tntech.edu
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