Harvey Bartlett Gaul

Harvey Gaul Prize winners

• 1942 — Catherine Latta

• 1947 — Joseph W. Grant, Albuquerque, Scherzo for organ
• 1947 — Robert Elmore, Wayne, Pennsylvania, The Lord Will Come, for mixed voice anthem
• 1947 — Francis McCollin, Philadelphia, O Little Town of Bethlehem, for small choir anthem
• 1951 — Sgt. Paul Nelson, staff arranger, U.S. Military Academy, Cantata, for soprano solo with chorus, violin, cello, harp
• 1954 — Clifford Taylor

• 1961 — Richard C. Moffatt
• 1962 — Merrill Ellis
• 1969 — Marles Nole Smith, Two Movements for Violin and Organ
• 19?? — Fisher Tull
• 1972 — Jan Bach, Three Sonnette on Woman, for tenor voice and harpsichord
• 1972 — Wesley Ward, University of Pittsburgh
• 1975 — Robert E. Jager
• 1975 — , Violin and Piano Sonata

• 1983 — Robert D. Morris
• 1989 — C. Bryan Rulon
• 1991 — David Cleary
• 1997 — Derek Bermel
• 1999 — Brett Dietz
• 2001 — Matthew Fields
• 2001 — Pierre D. Jalbert
• 2003 — Daniel Kellogg
• 2005 — David T. Little
• 2007 — Stacy Garrop
• 2007 — Robert Paterson
• 2007 — Wang Jie
• 2009 — Ned McGowan
• 2009 — D. J. Sparr
• 2009 — Clint Needham
• 2011 — Ted Hearne
• 2011 — Dan Visconti
• 2011 — Sean Friar
• 2013 — Dan Visconti
• 2013 — Amy Beth Kirsten
• 2013 — Kyle Duffee
• 2013 — Viet Cuong

  Notable students

• Garth Edmundson

  Family

Death

General references

• The New Grove Dictionary of American Music, four volumes, edited by H. Wiley Hitchcock and Stanley Sadie, Macmillan Press, London
• Obituaries on File, two volumes, compiled by Felice Levy, Facts on File, New York
• Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Musicians, ninth edition, edited by Laura Kuhn, Schirmer Books, New York
• Baker's Biographical Dictionary of Twentieth-Century Classical Musicians, by Nicolas Slonimsky, Schirmer Books, New York

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