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Jack Gallagher (composer)
Jack Gallagher (born June 27, 1947) is an American composer and college professor. His compositions include orchestral, chamber, piano and choral works. He has written two symphonies, both of which have been recorded.
==Life and career==
Gallagher was born in Brooklyn, New York to John J. and Ethel L. Schaffeld Gallagher and raised, until age six, in Glendale, Queens, New York. In 1953, he moved with his family to Plainview, New York, where he studied music in the public schools and, privately, accordion and trumpet.〔(composer biography at SAI Composers Bureau website. Retrieved 2011-05-30 )〕 He earned the Bachelor of Arts degree ''cum laude'' from Hofstra University and Master of Fine Arts and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees from Cornell University.〔(composer biography at Naxos Records website. Retrieved 2011-05-30 )〕
Gallagher's principal composition teachers were Elie Siegmeister, Robert Palmer, and Burrill Phillips; his conducting teacher was Charles Gouse; his piano teachers were Lawrence Schubert, Malcolm Bilson and Noël Lee; his trumpet teachers included Charles Gouse and Allan Dean.〔 Gallagher is the Olive Williams Kettering Professor of Music at The College of Wooster in Wooster, Ohio, where he was appointed to the faculty in 1977.〔(biography and position description at The College of Wooster. Retrieved 2011-06-02 )〕 He was Music Director of the Wooster Symphony in 1985-86.
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