David N. Johnson

Synopsis

American composer, organist, and teacher.

• June 28, 1922 born in San Antonio, Texas
• 1950 Bachelor of Music, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio)
• Study at Curtis Institute, Philadelphia
• Organ study with Alexander McCurdy, Arthur Poister, Donald Willing
• 1951 Master of Music, Curtis
• 1956 Ph.D., Syracuse Univ., N.Y.; composition study with Ernest Bacon, Rosario Scalero
• 1956-60 Alfred Univ. Chair of Music Dept.
• 1960-65 St. Olaf Coll., Northfield, Minn., Chair of Music Dept.
• 1967-69 Syracuse Univ., professor of music
• 1969-81 Arizona State Univ., Tempe, professor of music
• 1970 Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Phoenix, Ariz., organist/choirmaster
• Aug. 2, 1987 died in Tempe

David N. Johnson composed over three hundred organ pieces, mostly for church use. Perhaps best known by organists are his Trumpet Tunes.

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