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| − | [[George Price|George F. Price]] began his career with Stan Kenton, and he joined the horn section of the [[Los Angeles Philharmonic]] in 1952. He studied with the respected horn player and teacher [[Vincent DeRosa]]. In addition to his Philharmonic duties, Price’s other musical experiences have ranged from performing and recording with [[wikipedia:Frank Sinatra|Frank Sinatra]] and [[Frank Zappa]], playing French horn on [[Freak Out!]] and [[Lumpy Gravy]], to musical theater and the Bolshoi Ballet, from Motown Records to the Columbia Symphony under Bruno Walter and [[Igor Stravinsky]]. | + | [[George Price|George F. Price]] began his career with Stan Kenton, and he joined the horn section of the [[Los Angeles Philharmonic]] in 1952. He studied with the respected horn player and teacher [[Vincent DeRosa]]. In addition to his Philharmonic duties, Price’s other musical experiences have ranged from performing and recording with [[wikipedia:Frank Sinatra|Frank Sinatra]] and [[Biography|Frank Zappa]], playing French horn on [[Freak Out!]] and [[Lumpy Gravy]], to musical theater and the Bolshoi Ballet, from Motown Records to the Columbia Symphony under Bruno Walter and [[Igor Stravinsky]]. |
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Latest revision as of 12:39, 18 July 2021
George F. Price began his career with Stan Kenton, and he joined the horn section of the Los Angeles Philharmonic in 1952. He studied with the respected horn player and teacher Vincent DeRosa. In addition to his Philharmonic duties, Price’s other musical experiences have ranged from performing and recording with Frank Sinatra and Frank Zappa, playing French horn on Freak Out! and Lumpy Gravy, to musical theater and the Bolshoi Ballet, from Motown Records to the Columbia Symphony under Bruno Walter and Igor Stravinsky.
