- Arnald Gabriel (Ret.), whose interpretive analysis of this Morton Gould classic now appears as part of the...
- Morton Gould (1913-1996) showed musical talent from an early age and played in vaudeville halls and silent movie theaters in New York until the opening of...
- Died: February 21, 1996, Orlando, Florida. Country: Richmond Hill, New York, U.S.A. Studies: Institute of Musical Arts (now Juilliard). Teachers: Abby Whiteside, Vincent Jones.
- Morton Gould was a prolific and versatile composer whose works throughout this century reflected the moods and outlook of this country in all its rough-and-tumble...
- Morton Gould with the Robin Hood Dell Orchestra Of Philadelphia* - Interplay For Piano And Orchestra (American Concertette) (2xShellac, 12", Album, Mono, Gat).
- Morton Gould was an important American composer, generally overshadowed by Copland, Barber, and Bernstein.
- Joseph McLellan wrote in the Washington Post in 1994, "The first thing you notice about the music of composer Morton Gould is how easy it is to enjoy."
- One of the most important figures in American music of the 20th century, Morton Gould’s composition "Pavane" (from his "American Symphonette No. 2"...
- Morton Gould and his Orchestra - Toreador Song, Morton Gould - On Parade, The Thundere, Stars and Stripes Forever, Sound Off, Jenny Lin...
- Gould ikisi ile bir dahi çocuk olarak erken tanındı doğaçlama ve kompozisyon becerileri .