Samuel Adler

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Born: March 4, 1928, Mannheim, Germany

Samuel Adler has written many significant works for band and wind ensemble since the 1960's. Most notable are a series of works in strong two-part, slow-fast form: Double Visions, A Little Night and Day Music, and the Symphony. The Keystone CD provides a great overview of Adler's music for band in committed performances, supervised by the composer.

Recordings

	Works	Performers	Reviews	Stores
	Symphony No. 3 "Diptych" A Little Night and Day Music Southwestern Sketches The Force of Credulity Double Visions Brass Fragments Festive Prelude	Keystone Wind Ensemble Jack Stamp	Salas	Tower

Scores

• Symphony No. 3 "Diptych"
• Double Visions
• The Force of Credulity

Books

• The Study of Orchestration by Samuel Adler

Links

• Samuel Adler's Page at Sigma Alpha Iota
• Samuel Adler page at Theodore Presser Co.
• Samuel Adler Biographical Sketch at 7th Army Symphony (Adler was their founder and first conductor)

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