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Symphony No. 1, "Redemption" by David Ackerman (b. 1940) 1st Mvmt: "In the beginning..."

Beaverton Symphony Orchestra Travis Hatton, Music Director Symphony No. 1, “Redemption” David Ackerman (b.1940) first movement: “In the beginning …” David Ackerman was born in Portland and grew up in Oak Grove, south of Milwaukie, Oregon. He holds a BA in speech and theater from the University of Puget Sound, a BS in scoring and arranging from the University of Colorado, a Masters in Humanities from the University of Colorado at Denver, and a Doctorate in music composition from the University of Northern Colorado. He has worked as a free-lance musician and taught music-related and multimedia courses at UC Denver. He now lives in Aloha, Oregon. Dr. Ackerman has composed, arranged, and conducted for the Jefferson Symphony (Denver, Colorado) summer concerts-in-the-parks, and has written for and performed nationally with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra, the Kenai Peninsula Orchestra (Alaska), and many other regional orchestras. Internationally, his original works have been performed in Chile and the United Kingdom. His composition commissions include Commemoration Overture for the Colorado School of Mines, Scottish Overture for the Colorado Mills Corporation, and The Jazz Player for the Jefferson Symphony Orchestra. About his Symphony No. 1 he writes: During the time that I was getting my doctorate, a large emphasis was on atonal, twelve tone, and non-harmonic music. As a rebel, I wrote my symphony in a very harmonic emotional way and it was accepted.