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324: 36: 271: 229:Ángel Reyes presented many master classes and adjudicated string and chamber music competitions in the U.S., Canada and France. From 1968-1983 he spent summers on the faculty of the University Division of the National Music Camp at Interlochen. Retiring as Professor Emeritus from the University of Michigan School of Music in June 1985, Reyes then established residency in 252: 164:
He was conductor of the Thirteenth Sound Group of Havana, music director of the Cuban Military Police Band and a composer of Cuban traditional instrumental and vocal works. Camejo recorded
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He was married to Jill Bailiff, former harpist with the Philadelphia Orchestra and Professor of harp at Northwestern University and Eastern Michigan University.
147: 420: 308: 236:Ángel Reyes was survived by his wife Jill Bailiff, his son David, his daughter Lisa, and three grandsons Braiden, Ángelo, and Ivan. 405: 361: 400: 100: 72: 415: 79: 196:, he performed with the Northwestern Piano Trio (formed in 1959) with pianist Gui Mombaerts and cellist Dudley Powers. 119: 410: 301: 86: 53: 57: 425: 68: 354: 294: 17: 211: 380: 161:
at the age of sixteen, and a prize-winner of the Ysaye International Violin Competition in Brussels.
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in November 1942 with the Havana Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by
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throughout the United States, Europe, Canada and Latin America.
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