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'Paul G. Bonneau - American composer"
Paul G. Bonneau (b. 1964 - d. April 2, 2013) was an American composer, conductor, and teacher.
Dr. Bonneau held Bachelor, Master, and Doctor of Music degrees in composition from the University of North Texas. He began conducting in the late 1980's with the production of his original works for concert hall and modern dance. Dr. Bonneau was the music director for the Flower Mound Symphony Orchestra (began 1996) and supervised their growth to includ its two educational orchestras. The FM Preparatory Orchestra (since 1997) and the FM Progressive Orchestra (since 2001) were unique in that they include older children, teens and adults. This creative environment allowed multi-generational families to participate together in ensembles. Dr. Bonneau was the founder and former Music Director for the Chancel Orchestra of Trietsch Memorial United Methodist Church in Flower Mound, Texas (1999-2010). He held a Visiting Scholar position at Richland College in Dallas where he conducted the string orchestra and taught courses in composition, theory and musicianship.
His compositions include works for film, television, dance, orchestra and all manner of acoustic ensembles and solos. They have been performed throughout eastern and central Europe, England, Canada, and the United States, including Carnegie Hall and the Juilliard School. His works performed by the FMSO are:
Commissions awarded to Dr. Bonneau include:
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'Paul G. Bonneau - American composer"
Paul G. Bonneau (b. 1964 - d. April 2, 2013) was an American composer, conductor, and teacher.
Dr. Bonneau held Bachelor, Master, and Doctor of Music degrees in composition from the University of North Texas. He began conducting in the late 1980's with the production of his original works for concert hall and modern dance. Dr. Bonneau was the music director for the Flower Mound Symphony Orchestra (began 1996) and supervised their growth to includ its two educational orchestras. The FM Preparatory Orchestra (since 1997) and the FM Progressive Orchestra (since 2001) were unique in that they include older children, teens and adults. This creative environment allowed multi-generational families to participate together in ensembles. Dr. Bonneau was the founder and former Music Director for the Chancel Orchestra of Trietsch Memorial United Methodist Church in Flower Mound, Texas (1999-2010). He held a Visiting Scholar position at Richland College in Dallas where he conducted the string orchestra and taught courses in composition, theory and musicianship.
His compositions include works for film, television, dance, orchestra and all manner of acoustic ensembles and solos. They have been performed throughout eastern and central Europe, England, Canada, and the United States, including Carnegie Hall and the Juilliard School. His works performed by the FMSO are:
Commissions awarded to Dr. Bonneau include: