David Gillingham

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Born: October 20, 1947, Waukesha, Wisconsin, USA

Several of Gillingham's compositions, such as Heroes Lost and Fallen and When Speaks the Signal-Trumpet Tone, extend the military background of the band further into the concert realm. Morton Gould did this with his West Point Symphony, and the recordings of both of these pieces share a CD with the Gould. Championed by Eugene Corporon, his music has attracted many interpreters and recordings.

Recordings

Works	Performers	Reviews	Stores
Concertino for Four Percussion	University of Miami Wind Ensemble Gary Green		Tower Amazon
Concertino for Four Percussion	North Texas Wind Symphony Eugene Corporon	Zagorski	Tower Amazon
Concertino for Four Percussion	Danish Concert Band Jørgen Jensen		Tower Amazon
Waking Angels	North Texas Wind Symphony Eugene Corporon	McColley	Tower Amazon
Be Thou My Vision	North Texas Wind Symphony Eugene Corporon	Ellis	Amazon
Songs of the Night	Cincinnati Wind Symphony Eugene Corporon	Simmons Simmons	Tower Amazon
Heroes Lost and Fallen "A Vietnam Memorial"	Cincinnati Wind Symphony Eugene Corporon	Burwasser	Tower Amazon
Internal Combustion	IUP Wind Ensemble Jack Stamp	Ellis	Amazon
When Speaks the Signal-Trumpet Tone	W. Fred Mills, trumpets University of Georgia Wind Symphony		Tower Amazon
New Century Dawn	University of Georgia Wind Symphony	Ellis	Tower Amazon
Cantus Laetus	University of Georgia Wind Symphony H. Dwight Satterwhite		Tower Amazon

Scores

Apocalyptic Dreams Symphony