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Isaiah Jackson (2)

Isaiah Allen Jackson (born 22 January 1945 in Richmond, VA) is an African-American conductor who served a seven-year term as conductor of the [a5946988], of which he has been named Conductor Emeritus. He was the first African-American to be appointed to a music directorship in the Boston area. Dr. Jackson currently teaches at the Berklee College of Music, the Harvard Extension School and the Longy School of Music.

Releases

• American Dancer - The American Music Collection, Vol IV
• From Sorrowing Earth
• William Grant Still: La Guiablesse, Danzas Da Panama, Quit Dat Fool'nish, Summerland
• Herrmann / Waxman / Rózsa
• Concerto De Ano Novo
• 'Still Life' At The Penguin Café & The Penguin Café Orchestra – A Profile
• My First Concert
• Sinfonai Concertante / The Royal Ballet "Galanteries"
• Australian Classics
• Strings Attached
• Os Mais Belos Temas Clássicos
• Hungarian Sketches – The Miklós Rózsa Collection
• Concerto Macabre - The Bernard Herrmann Collection
• Gioacchino António Rossini
• Johann Strauss (I & II)
• Concert Pour Le Nouvel An
• The American Music Sampler
• 'Still Life' At The Penguin Café & The Penguin Café Orchestra-A Profile
• MENC - 1981 - Eastern Division Conference
• Virginia Music Camp 1978
• Four Movements For A Fashionable Five-Toed Dragon - Tone Roads To Hong Kong ´76
• Live At The Hollywood Bowl 1973
• Hollywood Bowl 1973