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Daniel Léo Simpson

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7 Clarinet DuosBig City BlowoutClarinet SonataHoly, Holy, HolyHolzbläser SeptetSextet in A minorToad PizzaWoodwind Trio

Arrangements for: Clarinet

Soliloquy for Violin and OrchestraToad PizzaTrio for Oboe, Viola and Pianoforte in E-flat majorTuscaloosa Tango

Parts for: Clarinet

B

Bassoon Concerto in E-flat majorBig City BlowoutBody Fit

C

Concerto for Orchestra in B-flat major

E

Ecce Sacerdos MagnusEntrance of the Rani

F

Fanfare OlympiaFilm 90'sFilm Cue 020192Film Cue 030992Film Cue 051992Film Cue 072091Film Cue 091516Flute Concerto in C major

H

Horn Concerto in F major

N

Nocturne for Symphonic Orchestra

O

Oboe Concerto in G minorOboe d'amore Concerto in F-sharp minor

P

Psalm 1Psalm 2Psalm 4Psalm 5

S

Sextet in A minorSymphony in D major

T

Tantum Ergo in D majorThe Hero's HomecomingToad PizzaTuba Concerto in B-flat major

V

Viola Concerto in D major
Wikipedia
Daniel Léo Simpson (born 28 December 1959) is an American composer.
Simpson first studied music theory with Wes Humphrey at Buena High School in Sierra Vista, Arizona and composed its Alma Mater which he conducted at the première performance there February 9, 2012. He studied as an undergraduate with Anna Mae Sharp and Henry Johnson at the University of Arizona, Tucson and continued his graduate work there with Robert McBride and Robert Muczynski to receive his master's degree in composition. He won first place in the First Annual International Schillinger composition contest sponsored by The Schillinger School of Music for his composition The Art of Schillinger. He was also first-place winner of the 2010 Alabama Orchestra Association Festival competition contest for his composition Tuscaloosa Tango which received its world première at the University of Alabama, February 14, 2011, (A division of Alabama Music Educators Association). It has now also been performed by the Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra conducted by maestro Mohammed Amin Ezzat as well as the Orquestra Sinfônica da Paraíba of Brazil conducted by maestro Luiz Carlos Durier. His "Ave Maria" for two sopranos, flute and organ received its world première in Salem, Germany, in April 2011. Mezzo Soprano Liliana Seyid-Boussonville premièred the "Alleluia" from his "Exsultate Jubilate" in Saarland, Germany, in April 2011. Simpson has composed the first complete String Quartet specifically to have included the Viola Profonda, a new instrument invented by the Bolivian composer, director and instrument-developer Gerardo Yañez. In 2012, Simpson's complete cycle of 24 Inventions for piano was performed and recorded by Gustavo la Cruz in Berlin, Germany.