Hayter, William

Dr. William Hayter joined Huntingdon in fall 2023 after teaching for Texas Lutheran University, Tarrant County College, Midwestern State University, and Kilgore College, as well as at the middle and high school levels for schools in Texas. He has performed for audiences in the United States, Canada, Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Bosnia, Finland, and Spain.

PUBLICATIONS

• “Louise Talma: Three Duologues for Clarinet and Piano” in The Clarinet, 2022 published by the International Clarinet Association, forthcoming in December 2023
• Lied by Francois Rasse, transcribed for bass clarinet and vibraphone 2022 with Corey Robinson; forthcoming from Complete Works Music Publisher
• “Bass Clarinet Solos for Students.” The Clarinet 41.4 (2014): 82-86. 2014

COMPLETED MANUSCRIPTS

• “Musical Meaning in Lento, Movement III from Saint-Saëns’s Sonata for Clarinet & Piano” Soprano Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, and Alto Saxophone: A Preliminary Study in Comparative Pedagogy
• “A Semiotic Analysis of A Gentleman’s Honor from The Photographer by Philip Glass”
• “Louise Talma: Three Duologues for Clarinet and Piano”
• JS Bach, Viola da Gamba Sonatas, BWV 1027-1029: Transcribed for Bass Clarinet in a New Critical Edition from the Autograph Manuscripts
• Waltz from The Path of Thunder by Gara Garayev, transcribed for bass clarinet and piano

IN-PROGRESS MANUSCRIPTS

• Lied by Francois Rasse, transcribed for bass clarinet and vibraphone, with Corey Robinson
• “Extending the Bass Clarinetist’s Range: A Practical Method for Teachers and Students”
• “Copland’s Fanfare for the Common Man: Intersections of Harmony and Form”