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Kenny's Joy for Strings and Vocal Percussion, Op. 34 (1998/Revised 2014) | ''Kenny's Joy for Strings and Vocal Percussion, Op. 34'' (1998/Revised 2014) | ||
First meeting with David, Kenny was September 1998, | |||
First performance of Kenny's Joy was November 1998 in Manhattan Center. | |||
Performance New York City Symphonie. Church event open to Public Event | |||
Second time was January 1, 2000 at Manhattan Center. | |||
"Kenny's Joy" was also featured on the History Channel's Stan Lee's Super Humans in 2010. | |||
The piece was also performed by the Kokolo String Ensemble in 2011 at the Brooklyn Museum of Art. | |||
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David Eaton (born July 2, 1949, in Cleveland, Ohio) is an American composer and conductor who has been the music director of the New York City Symphony since 1985.
Eaton was the first composer to create a musical piece for orchestra and a beatbox soloist.
Kenny's Joy for Strings and Vocal Percussion, Op. 34 (1998/Revised 2014)
First meeting with David, Kenny was September 1998,
First performance of Kenny's Joy was November 1998 in Manhattan Center.
Performance New York City Symphonie. Church event open to Public Event
Second time was January 1, 2000 at Manhattan Center.
"Kenny's Joy" was also featured on the History Channel's Stan Lee's Super Humans in 2010.
The piece was also performed by the Kokolo String Ensemble in 2011 at the Brooklyn Museum of Art.