
Kay Gainacopulos

Kay Gainacopulos
Arranger
Kay Gainacopulus is an American saxophonist, music educator, arranger and composer.
Gainacopulos graduated from Lawrence University, Peabody Conservatory and Indiana University, where he studied saxophone with Eugene Rousseau and clarinet lessons with Clark Brody, Ignatius Gennusa, Bernard Portnoy and Searl Pickett. He has taught at the College of St. Teresa, Whitman College, and St. Norbert College and is professor of clarinet and saxophone as well as director of the Music Merchandising Program at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh.
In addition, Gainacopulus was principal clarinetist of the Honolulu Symphony Orchestra, the Chicago Civic Orchestra and two Army bands. As a composer, he became known primarily for editing classical works for saxophone orchestras.
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A Triumph Song – SATB
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Agnus Dei – SATB
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Alba – Organ
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All Hail, Adored Trinity – SATB
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Allegro Scherzando – Organ Solo
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Alleluia – SATB
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American Folk-Hymn Settings For Organ – Organ
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An Old English Prayer – SATB
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Angels We Have Heard On High – Brass Parts
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Angels We Have Heard On High – SATB
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Be Strong In The Lord – SATB
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Behold The Lamb Of God – SATB
$2.10
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