Frank Campo
Frank Campo (born 1927) is an American composer. He is Emeritus Professor of Music at California State University Northridge.[1]
Frank Campo | |
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| Born | 1927 |
| Era | Contemporary |
Notable work | Dall'ombra alla luce, Dialogues II, Op. 126, Trio, Op. 87 |
Selected recorded works
- Dall'ombra alla luce
- Dialogues II, Op. 126
- Trio, Op. 87
- Variations on a Theme of Paganini
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References
- International Trumpet Guild ITG Journal - 2003- Volume 28, Issues 1-3 - Page 96 "Frank Campo is Emeritus Professor of Music at California State University Northridge. His further compositions for trumpet include: Times for solo trumpet written for Thomas Stevens; Canzona for Trumpet & Piano commissioned by Anthony Plog; Concerto for Trumpet & Orchestra, premiered by Anthony Plog; Commedie for.."
External links
- Interview with Frank Campo, August 21, 1991
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