
Eldon (Davis) Rathburn. Composer, pianist, organist, teacher, b Queenstown, NB, 21 Apr 1916, d Ottawa 30 Aug 2008; L MUS (McGill) 1937. After early piano studies with Eric Rollinson in Saint John, NB, where he also played with Don Messer and His Islanders, Eldon Rathburn won a Canadian Performing Rights Society scholarship for his compositions Silhouette (1936) and To a Wandering Cloud (1938). At the Toronto Conservatory of Music 1938-9 he studied composition with Healey Willan, organ with Charles Peaker, and piano with Reginald Godden.
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Short and Suite (1959)
2 Pieces: Summer Nocturne
Canon
Canadian Brass Rag
2 Pieces for Celesta and String Quartet: No. 1. Summer Nocturne
Mail Early for Christmas (1959)
Morning on the Lièvre (1961), Pt. 1
Manger (1961)
The Ride (1963)
Morning on the Lièvre (1961), Pt. 2
Morning on the Lièvre (1961), Pt. 3
Sky (1963)
Canon (1964)
Ottawa Suite: II. National Arts Centre
Fanfare
Schoenberg versus Gershwin
Ottawa Suite: V. Byward Market
Birth
Andante
Ottawa Suite: IV. Winterlude
Ottawa Suite: VI. Palladium
Ottawa Suite: X. Boom City
The Enduring Wilderness (1963) Pt. 2
City Faces
Tranquility
Concertino for Banjo and String Quartet: II. Lento
Junction
The Enduring Wilderness (1963) Pt. 1
The Enduring Wilderness (1963) Pt. 3
Subway Thoughts
The Rockies
Confident Youth
City Faces (BasementRug.com remix)
The Minotaur
The Wind in my Hand
04 Canon
2 Pieces for Celesta and String Quartet: No. 1, Summer Nocturne
Harbour Nocturne
A Farewell to Lou
Ottawa Suite: III. The Senate Sleeps
Ottawa Suite: VIII. National Gallery of Canada
A Farewell to Lou for Clarinet and String Quartet
Fanfare, for Brass Quintet
2 Pieces: The Cats on Parliament Hill
Ottawa Suite: IX. Amalgamation
Ottawa Suite: XI. Parliament Hill
Nobody Waved Goodbye (1964)
Celebration
Three Calliope Pieces: I. The St. Lawrence Tubular Bridge Mazurka Polka
Thresherman's Reunion
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