Martin Mailman |
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| Martin Mailman was
born in New York City on June 30, 1932. He received his B.M.,
M.M., and Ph.D. from the Eastman School of Music where he studied
composition with Louis Mennini, Wayne Barlow, Bernard Rogers, and Howard
Hanson. Dr. Mailman is the recipient of many awards and
commissions including the Edward Benjamin Award, prizes from the
Birmingham Arts Festival, Willamette University, and the Walla Walla
Symphony, an NEA grant, the Queen Marie-Jose Prize, the Shelton
Excellence in Teaching Award, the Annual ASCAP Award, the ABA/Ostwald
award, the NBA/NABIM Award.
He has been a guest conductor, composer, lecturer and clinician at numerous international, national, regional and state meetings as well as universities, high schools and festivals. He has over ninety compositions to his credit, involving genres such as chamber music, band, choral, orchestra, film scores, television music and opera. Some of his other works for band include Geometrics for Band, Op. 22; Exaltations, Op. 67; and For precious friends hid in death's dateless night, Op. 80. Close Window |
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