Gregory Wanamaker

“...Wanamaker’s Metallicellissimo comes out of the energy and virtuosity of heavy metal guitar solos. It makes fearsome demands of its soloist, challenges that only seem to inspire Wexler.” – – Colin Clarke, Fanfare Magazine, June 11, 2009

“Wanamaker's brief, energetic sonata commissioned by McAllister explores different types of motion and energy (moto perpetuo, stasis, and ‘rondo psycho’), themes that run through the entire program.” – – American Record Guide Jan/Feb 2007 referring to Sonata deus sax machina on Timothy McAllister’ album “In Transit.”

Duo Sonata

from Timothy McAllister’s recording Glint. Each movement sold serparately.

• Purchase Movement I Departure here!

• Purchase Movement II Elegy here!

• Purchase Movement III Scherzo here!

• Purchase Movement IV Arrival (Blues) here!

Metallicellissimo

from Mathias Wexler’s recording Five New Works for Cello.

• Purchase Metallicellissimo here!

Sonata deus sax machina

from Timothy McAllister’s recording In Transit. Each movement sold serparately.

• Purchase Movement I here!

• Purchase Movement II here!

• Purchase Movement III here!

Elegy (sting orchestra version)

• entire work

May 1, 2010 performance by the Orchestra of Northern New York, Kenneth Andres, conductor.

Clarikinetics

• Beginning

Alternate engineering of the opening of the title track of Deborah Bish’s cd featuring my clarinet works for Mark Records.

Duo Sonata

• Mvt. II. Elegy

Live recording from September 12, 2008 featuring Julianne Kirk and Christopher Creviston from the 2008-2009 Opening Gala Concert at the Crane School of Music.

Fast Flight

• entire work

Live recording from October 18, 2008 by the Crane Wind Ensemble, Brian Doyle, conductor, at the 3rd Annual Potsdam Single Reed Summit.

Metallicellissimo

• (middle segment)

Live recording from October 10, 2001 featuring Mathias Wexler.

Night, Night Listen Well

• (beginning)

1993 studio recording featuring Steven Rickards and Pamela Ryan.

Sacred Profanity

• sections I and II

Live recording from April 25, 2005 featuring Douglas Rubio.

Saxophone Quartet

• II. Scherzo Psycho

Live recording from the Potsdam Single Reed Summit October 28, 2006 by the West Point Saxophone Quartet.

speed metal organum blues

• Entire work

Live recording by the PRISM Saxophone Quartet from the world premiere at Symphony Space, NYC. November 19, 2004.

Three Episodes

• I. Twitch

Live recording from April 4, 2008 featuring Christopher Creviston and Oren Fader.