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Composer

Anthony Glise

American musician

b. 1956

117 works in the index

Born
1956
Birthplace
St. Joseph
Citizenship / historical state
United States
Period (estimated from birth year)
Contemporary

Biography

Anthony Glise (born January 17, 1956, in St. Joseph, Missouri) is an American guitarist, composer and author. He is the only American guitarist who has won first prize in the International Toscanini Competition held in Italy. He is also the only guitarist to be chosen as "Individual Artist of the Year" by the Missouri State Arts Council.

In 2010 he accepted a professorship at the University of Missouri-Columbia to launch the university's first classical guitar program. The program offers degrees in undergraduate through graduate classical guitar as well as a PhD in Music Education.

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Life and musical career

Occupations
composer; guitarist; classical guitarist
Education
Harvard Business School; Harvard University; New England Conservatory
Career institutions / employers
Missouri Western State University
Instruments played
guitar
VIAF ID
346036
ISNI
0000000078505392
Library of Congress ID
n91005608

Recorded in Wikidata. Affiliations may refer to earlier stages of the composer's career.

In this catalogue

Common listed instruments
Guitar
Works with composition dates
0 of 117

These details describe the indexed sheet music, including arrangements.

Catalogue

Works page 1 of 3

Years are composition dates where known. Instruments describe editions in our catalogue and may include arrangements. A dash means the detail is not recorded.

Works and available sheet music details
WorkYear composedCatalogue / opusKey in titleListed instrumentsGenreEditions
Position of the Left Hand (Turned Hand and Flat Hand Positions) — —— Guitar— 7
3) The Parent — —— —— 5
Teaching (Research, Reading, and Memorization) — —— Guitar— 5
5) Practicing — —— —— 4
Chapter Three - The Right Hand — —— Guitar— 4
Additional Exercises — —— Guitar— 4
Harmonics (Natural and Artificial) — —— Guitar— 4
Timbre Changes (Opposition and Complementary Movements) — —— Guitar— 4
Position of the Instrument — —— Guitar— 3
Position of the Arms — —— Guitar— 3
Guitar-related Injuries — —— Guitar— 3
Arpeggios (Individual Full Plant, Full Plant, Sequential Plant and Free Arpeggio techniques) — —— Guitar— 3
Vibrato (Arm, Wrist, and Finger Vibrato) — —— Guitar— 3
Playing with the Flesh — —— Guitar— 3
Rest Stroke Melodies in Arpeggios — —— Guitar— 3
Chapter Fourteen - Teaching Children — —— Guitar— 3
Dynamics — —— Guitar— 3
Articulation — —— Guitar— 3
Singing — —— Guitar— 3
Mental Practicing — —— Guitar— 3
Guitarist's Note-Speller and Game Book for the Young Beginner — —— Guitar— 1
Preface — —— Guitar— 2
Introduction — —— Guitar— 2
Position of the Legs — —— Guitar— 2
General Anatomical Terms — —— Guitar— 2
General Warning About Injuries — —— Guitar— 2
Position and Movement of the Thumb — —— Guitar— 2
Shape of the Nails — —— Guitar— 2
Movement of the Left Hand Fingers — —— Guitar— 2
Alternation — —— Guitar— 2
Right Hand Fingering — —— Guitar— 2
Chapter Seven - The Right and Left Hands — —— Guitar— 2
Scales — —— Guitar— 2
Practicing — —— Guitar— 1
Accuracy in Fast Passages — —— Guitar— 2
Tremolo — —— Guitar— 2
Advanced Bar Techniques (Hinge Bar and Split Bar) — —— Guitar— 2
Appagado — —— Guitar— 2
Tamboura — —— Guitar— 2
Chapter Thirteen - On Stage — —— Guitar— 2
The Art — —— Guitar— 2
Phrasing — —— Guitar— 2
Mental Orchestration — —— Guitar— 2
Chapter Nineteen - Phrasing: "The Strong-Weak Maxim" — —— Guitar— 2
Appendix II: Sample 16-Week Lesson Outline — —— Guitar— 2
Appendix III: Suggested Methods, Studies and Pieces — —— Guitar— 2
Author's Biography — —— Guitar— 2
D String — —— Guitar— 1

Biographical record: Wikidata, matched on name and checked against dates held in the catalogue. The period label is an estimate from birth year. Authority record: VIAF 346036. Portrait: Yann ( talk ), CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.