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Dave Gerhart

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Dave Gerhart holds a D.M.A. from the University of Southern California in Percussion Performance with a secondary emphasis in Music Education, Ethnomusicology, and Music Industry & Technology. Dr. Gerhart received a M.M. in Percussion Performance and Instrumental Conducting and a B.M. in Music Education from California State University, Long Beach. He has been featured on CDs with the Robin Cox Ensemble and Steven Hartke on Sonic Scenery for the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. As a freelance musician, Dave has performed under Zubin Mehta, Mehli Mehta, and has performed with Yo-Yo Ma, Bobby McFerrin, Michael Kamen, Yefim Bronfman, Ray Holman, and Robert Greenidge. His principle teachers include Dr. Michael Carney, Erik Forrester, Brad Dutz, and Raynor Carroll, principal percussionist of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Dave is currently the director of the CSULB University Percussion Ensemble and the CSULB Steel Drum Band. He is also a member of the applied music faculty at CSULB. His compositions and arrangements for percussion ensemble and steel drum orchestra are published by Bachovich Music Publications. Dr. Gerhart is a founding member of the Island Hoppin’ Steel Drum Band and the IronWorks Percussion Duo and proudly endorses Yamaha Percussion Instruments, Zildjian Cymbals, Innovative Percussion, and Evans Drumheads.

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PanSon - Dave Gerhart

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The CSULB Steel Drum Orchestra, directed by Dr. Dave Gerhart, performs PanSon by Dave Gerhart. The performance took place on Saturday, May 2, 2009 in the Martha B. Knoebel Dance Theater - CSULB. PanSon is available through Bachovich Music Publications http://bachovich.com/steelband.php

Boom - Terry Longshore and Brett Reed

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Boom by Terry Longshore and Brett Reed Faculty Recital, CSU, Long Beach, November 1, 2011. Performed by Dave Gerhart and Axel Clarke. http://www.davegerhart.com Boom is a multi-percussion duo for 3 toms, 4 bongos and Bass Drum written by Terry Longshore and Brett Reed. Performers are Dr. Dave Gerhart and Axel Clarke. For more information about Terry and Brett, visit their website at: http://www

Continuous Lines of Evenness - Dave Gerhart

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Continuous Lines of Evenness by Dave Gerhart (Premiere Performance) http://www.davegerhart.com Faculty Recital, CSU, Long Beach, November 1, 2011. Performed by Dave Gerhart. This Snare Drum Solo is published by Bachovich Music Publications.

Tribute (African Drum Duo) by Dave Gerhart - Mvt. 2 & 3

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IronWorks Percussion perform the second and third movements of "Tribute" by Dave Gerhart. The IronWorks Duo gave the premiere performance on October 12, 2008. For more information about the IronWorks Percussion Duo, please visit: http://www.ironworkspercussion.com/ Program Notes: Tribute, a three-movement work for any six drums for two players, was written as a tribute to three figures that have

Tribute (African Drum Duo) by Dave Gerhart - Mvt. 1

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IronWorks Percussion perform the first movement of "Tribute" by Dave Gerhart. The IronWorks Duo gave the premiere performance on October 12, 2008. For more information about the IronWorks Percussion Duo, please visit: http://www.ironworkspercussion.com/ Program Notes: Tribute, a three-movement work for any six drums for two players, was written as a tribute to three figures that have had an infl