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William R. Higgins
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Biography
Dr. William R. Higgins (b. 6 May 1942) is an American composer, arranger, performer, and educator.
Dr. Higgins earned a B.S. in Music education from Lebanon Valley College, a M.M. in Music Education from Boston University and a D.Ed. in Music Education from Penn State University. Dr. Higgins taught Applied Woodwinds, Instrumental Music Education, Technology Applications in Music Education, and Instrument Repair at Messiah University. He is the technology reviewer for the Pennsylvania Music Educators News. He regularly performs with The Four Winds Saxophone Quartet for which he also serves as the composer/arranger.
Works for Winds
- First Suite for Saxophone Quartet (2006)
- Second Suite for Saxophone Quartet (2008)
- Third Suite for Saxophone Quartet (2013)
- Variations on "A Frog Went A-Courtin'" (2015)
- Wisteria (2009)
Resources
- "Category:Higgins, William R." IMSLP. Web. Accessed 7 July 2020
- "Dr. William R. Higgins." Messiah University Accessed 7 July 2020