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Yehuda Gilad is a professor of clarinet at the Colburn School of music and the University of Southern California (USC) Thornton School of Music.

Education

Born and raised in Kibbutz Gan Shmuel. His former teachers include Mitchell Lurie, Herbert Zipper, and Giora Feidman. In addition, Mr. Gilad participated in numerous masterclasses with Sergiu Celibidache and the late Leonard Bernstein.

Performing, Conducting and Teaching

Yehuda Gilad aims to integrate performing, conducting and teaching into every aspect of his music artistry. As a conductor, performer and professor, he strives for "total musicianship".^[1] In addition to his positions as professor of music at the Colburn School and USC, Mr. Gilad is regularly invited to present masterclasses and performances at music conservatories and festivals worldwide. He has been invited to such institutions as Kings College, Sweden, the Winter Festival in Spain, the Curtis Institute, the Mannes College, Juilliard, Sibelius, Oslo Academy, Beijing Conservatory, the Manhattan School of Music, inter alia.

An accomplished clarinetist, Mr. Gilad has performed at the Marlboro Music Festival, Bowdoin Music Festival, San Francisco Chamber Music Festival, Crusell Music Festival and Santa Barbara's Music Academy of the West.^[2] He has collaborated as a performer and conductor with many prominent artists including Gil Shaham, Sarah Chang, Joseph Kalichstein, Vladimir Feltsman, Joshua Bell, Jimmy Linn {{Citation needed|reason=Prominent, famous, or celebrated music artists should be easy to find; in this case I cannot find any biographical info on who Jimmy Linn is, what he plays, what he does, or what his status or accomplishments are. I cannot even find where he is from. Cross-search only circles back to Yehuda bios.|date=April 2018}} and many others.

From 1982-1993, Mr. Gilad served as director of the Malibu Strawberry Creek Music Festival. Mr. Gilad also founded the Yoav Chamber Ensemble, which performed at the Merkin and Carnegie Recital Halls,^[3] and the Colburn Woodwind Chamber Players, which toured Germany, China and major cities throughout the U.S.{{Citation needed|reason=Vague. Which cities? ISBN 9788793379008 omits this last bit.|date=April 2018}}

As a conductor, Mr. Gilad served as Conductor and Music director of the now dissolved Colonial Symphony of New Jersey.^[4] Since his appointment to the Colonial Symphony in 1988, Mr. Gilad has received critical acclaim from The New York Times for his "strong imaginative programming" and championing of American and contemporary music.{{Citation needed|reason=Unverifiable quote. Please cite NYT article/review/source|date=April 2018}} As noted in an article in The StarLedger, Gilad has "transformed the Colonial Symphony into one of New Jersey's artistic trendsetters."{{Citation needed|reason=Unverifiable quote. Questionable whether this regards the bankrupt Morristown orchestra or a state orchestra recognized by NJ. Please cite StarLedger article|date=April 2018}} Under his leadership, the orchestra became the only one in the area to receive an NEA grant for seven consecutive years.{{Citation needed|reason=Unverifiable claim. Which years?|date=April 2018}} In 1995 and 1996, the orchestra received the Distinguished Arts Organization Award from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts for it artistry and programming merits. As a staunch advocate of arts education, Mr. Gilad has elevated the Colonial Symphony into not only a premiere regional orchestra, but also a teaching orchestra, taking it "on the road" to various urban and suburban schools, integrating the orchestra into the schools' curriculum.{{Citation needed|reason=Unverifiable claim. Orchestra programs have been a part of school curriculum since ca. 1900. Which authority regarded the Colonial Symphony as a premiere regional orchestra? Also, which schools?|date=April 2018}} Mr. Gilad is currently the Music Director of the Colburn Orchestra. He is a frequent guest conductor on four continents.{{Citation needed|reason=Vague. Which continents or countries and/or where?|date=April 2018}} He has also conducted the Idyllwild Arts Academy, the Santa Monica Symphony, the Bonn Sinfonietta (Germany), the Jerusalem Music Center (Israel), the Herbert Zipper Orchestra of Los Angeles, and the 20th Century Unlimited Concert Series in Santa Fe, New Mexico

In 1987, Mr. Gilad became the first Israeli-born conductor to perform in China,{{Citation needed|reason=Unverifiable claim.|date=April 2018}} and he has since conducted numerous times in Beijing and Shanghai.{{Citation needed|reason=Vague. How many times is numerous? Two? Four? Twenty? References please.|date=April 2018}}

Awards

Mr. Gilad has earned accolades including the Distinguished Teacher Award from the White House Commission on Presidential Scholars, the Teacher of the Year Award from the Colburn School, the America-Israel Cultural Foundation Scholarship, and the Robert Simon Award in Music.{{Citation needed|reason=DTA PS award changed in '98. Award years needed.|date=April 2018}}

Mr. Gilad has also appeared on various broadcasts aired on NBC, CBS, WQXR, WMTR, KUSC, NJN, Cablevision, and the national television of Mainland China.{{Citation needed|reason=What is the national TV of Mainland China? CCTV? Beijing Television? TVCC?|date=April 2018}}

References

1. ^http://www.buffet-crampon.com/artist/yehuda-gilad-2/ "Yehuda Gilad | Buffet Crampon", Retrieved 27 April 2018
2. ^Faculty Awards (2015). 2015 U.S. Higher Education Faculty Awards, Vol. 1. River Publishers. {{ISBN|9788793379008}}. p. 613
3. ^Page, Tim (1984) https://www.nytimes.com/1984/03/25/arts/music-debuts-in-review-076019.html MUSIC: DEBUTS IN REVIEW, New York Times, Retrieved 27 April 2018
4. ^McGlone, Peggy (2010) http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2010/10/colonial_symphony_of_morristow.html Colonial Symphony of Morristown closes due to financial woes NJ.com Oct. 27, 2010, Retrieved 27 April 2018

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