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About: Lyle Davidson

Lyle Davidson, composer, studied at New England Conservatory and Brandeis. He is on the faculty of the New England Conservatory where he teaches Solfege, 16th-century Counterpoint, and Music in Education courses.

Articles by Lyle Davidson:

Stoltzmans’ High Energy and Good Humor, 23 Jun 2012 in Reviews

Parker Quartet Gives Rockport Something Big, 17 Jun 2012 in Reviews

New and Old from BSO Brass Quintet, 22 Apr 2012 in Reviews

Lucier’s Music: Music-Making in One’s Head, 14 Mar 2012 in Reviews

Music at Eden’s Edge: 30 Years of Music Making, 10 Oct 2011 in Reviews

Symphony by the Sea Sparkles at Abbott Hall, 30 Jan 2011 in Reviews

Italienisches Liederbuch of Hugo Wolf from the [plain] song, 14 Mar 2010 in Reviews

The North Shore’s Symphony by the Sea presents Beethoven, 20 Nov 2009 in Reviews

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