Gordon Jacob (1895–1984) was a British composer known for his contributions to wind and brass music, as well as orchestral and chamber works. A student of Vaughan Williams at the Royal College of Music, Jacob became a respected teacher and composer, crafting music that combined clarity, wit, and strong craftsmanship. His works include symphonies, concertos, and numerous pieces for wind ensembles, often bringing a fresh and engaging style to traditional forms. His music remains popular among wind players and ensembles for its vibrant character and technical brilliance.
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