David Stambler
 from USA Originally from the Washington, D.C. area, saxophonist David Stambler has performed numerous recitals, appearances as a symphonic soloist, and 'on-call' engagements with many orchestras including the Baltimore Symphony, the Annapolis Symphony, the Bay Atlantic Symphony, the Richmond Symphony, the National Gallery Orchestra, the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra, and others. He has recorded with Baltimore Symphony, the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra, and has played clarinet and saxophone on dozens of nationally broadcast radio and television commercials and soundtracks in the U.S. Stambler has premiered numerous works including Five Portraits by Jonathan Leshnoff, November by Elam Sprenkle with the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra, Dos Movimientos by Guggennheim-winner Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez with the Bay Atlantic Symphony, Still the Fire by Guggenheim-winner John Anthony Lennon, Suite for Saxophone, Moments Musicale by Mark Lanz Weiser, and many others. Stambler received his Bachelor of Music degree in saxophone from The University of Michigan, where he was a student of Donald Sinta. He holds the Master of Music degree from the Peabody Institute in Baltimore, and the Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of Maryland. He is currently Professor of Saxophone at Penn State University, and leader and executive producer of the Capitol Quartet. |
Moments Musicale - Mark Lanz Weiseri. Prelude
ii. Air
iii. Scherzo
iv. Nocturne
v. Interlude
vi. Caprice
Moments Musicale was composed for and premiered by David Stambler and Hannah Gruber in 2010. It is comprised of a series of vignettes, performed continuously to create a cohesive tableaux. The movements are alternately rhythmic, lyrical, frenetic, joyous, dissonant, and intense. |
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