United States Air Force Bands
Sewart Air Force Base
Smyrna Tennessee
1952
Pepperrell Air Force Base
St Johns, Newfoundland
1954 – 1959
Skynights Stages Band
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Undergraduate and Graduate Diplomas
Music Honorary Society
Indiana Roof Ballroom Fred Schock Alto Sax “gig” 1960
Selected 2nd Clarinetist in Corpus Christi Symphony Orchestra 1961 – 1962 season
Awarded MM degree from Indiana University School of Music
Selected Principlal Clarinetist in Corpus Christi Symphony Orchestra 1962 – 1963 season
Peabody Conservatory of Music, Baltimore, MD: DMA in Clarinet; teach in Music Theory Department Fall 1963
In May of 1964 I performed the Mozart Clarinet Concerto with the Peabody Symphony Orchestra. Afterwards, Clinton Arrowood presented me with a caricature he had sketched during the performance while sitting in the principal flute chair during the second movement when flutes are tacit.
September. University of South Florida; Music Theory Faculty – two and a half-trimester appointment Fall 1964. Faculty recital (review)
Tampa Philharmonic- second clarinet 1964 – 1965 season
Awarded Doctor of Musical Arts degree: Peabody Conservatory of Music May 1973
Dissertation: Tuning and Temperament: An Introductory Manual
American Symphony Orchestra Symposium
Carnegie Hall Stage, NYC, NY 1971
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American Liszt Society
Excellence Award Ceremony
The Peabody Conservatory of Music
1984
Fred Schock, Vice President ALS Chairman, Awards Committeee
Performance Organizations
American Conductor’s Project Orchestra
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
BBC Orchestra of Canada
Chesapeake Clarinet Quartet
Corpus Christi Symphony Orchestra
Fred Waring Orchestra
Painter’s Mill Music Fair Orchestra
Paul Whiteman Orchestra
Sammy Kaye Orchestra
Tampa Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Washington Chamber Players and Singers
USAF Bands (New York, Tennessee, Newfoundland)
In Maurice Peress’s book Maverick Maestro, he describes an incident involving the woodwind section of the Corpus Christi Symphony Orchestra and Andres Segovia.
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