- Big band
- Brass quartet/quintet
- Choir (with or without keyboard)
- Clarinet choir
- Double reed ensemble
- Duet (of the same instrument)
- Guitar (incl. tab) & vocal
- Jazz quartet
- Jazz trio
- Marching band
- Mixed ensemble
- No specific instruments (e.g. worksheet)
- Orchestra
- Orff ensemble
- Percussion ensemble
- Piano & vocal
- Piano four hands
- Piano trio
- Quartet (of the same instrument)
- Quintet (of the same instrument)
- Sextet (of the same instrument)
- Solo instrument
- Solo instrument & piano
- String orchestra
- String quartet/quintet
- Trio (of the same instrument)
- Wind quartet/quintet
- Wind/brass band
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Dr. Joseph R. Costello
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Dr. Joseph R. Costello
10207 Forney Loop
713 Canyon View Dr
Ft. Belvoir
VA
22060
United States
Dr. Joseph R. Costello
10207 Forney Loop
713 Canyon View Dr
Ft. Belvoir
VA
22060
United States
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Dr. Costello has performed as a classical guitarist for more than 24 years. He received his musical training at Southern Utah University studying composition and music theory with Dr. Hal Campbell. For his graduate work, he studied Classical guitar performance and pedagogy with Professor Frank Koonce at Arizona State University. Joe has spent a good deal of his time pursuing two passions, Nineteenth-century guitar music and teaching. Through his doctoral research, he has become a leading authority on German Romantic guitarists and in particular, Adam Darr (1811-1866). As a teacher, Joe founded and directed the ASU Guitar Prep Program, which became one of the leading schools for classical guitar for children ages 5-18. Currently, Lieutenant Colonel Costello is working fulltime for the U.S. Army Reserve and lives at Ft. Belvoir, VA.
