File 306 - Modern arranging technique / Gordon Delamont

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OTUFM 35-B-306

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Modern arranging technique / Gordon Delamont

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  • 1965 (Creation)

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1 book (4, 239 p.)

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(1918-1981)

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Gordon Delamont, teacher, author, composer, and trumpeter was born in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan on October 27, 1918, and died in Toronto, Ontario on January 16, 1981. He performed in dance bands and Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) radio orchestras, taught harmony, counterpoint, composition, and theory. Important pupils include Peter Appleyard, Gustav Ciamaga, Ron Collier, Jimmy Dale, Hagood Hardy, Paul Hoffert, Moe Koffman, Rob McConnell, Ben McPeek, Birnie Piltch, Fred Stone, Norman Symonds and Rick Wilkins, among many others.

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File contains Ron Collier's copy of Delamont's book.

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      Box 26

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      39 27 29 07 06

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