William Moylan

William Moylan William Moylan was born in Ireland on June 22, 1822. He emigrated to the United States early in his life, and before joining the Society of Jesuits was committed to volunteer work. Moylan, as a secular priest, worked with the Native Americans and fishermen on the Gaspé Peninsula. When he was 29, on November 14, 1851 he joined the Society of Jesuits. After joining the Society, he was assigned to teach a course at Fordham University. After several other positions, including at St. Francis Xavier's, Moylan became the ninth president of Fordham in 1865. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The art of recording : the creative resources of music production and audio by Moylan, William

    New York : Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1992
    Format: Book


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    Understanding and crafting the mix : the art of recording by Moylan, William

    Amsterdam ; Boston : Elsevier/Focal Press, 2007
    2nd ed.
    Other Authors: “…Moylan, William…”
    Format: Book


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    The art of recording : understanding and crafting the mix by Moylan, William

    Amsterdam ; Boston : Focal Press, 2002
    Format: Book


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    Four movements for flute alone by Moylan, William

    New York : Seesaw Music, 1980
    Format: Musical Score Book


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    Songs of innocence.

    Albany, NY : Albany Records, 1997
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    Format: Audio