New Orleans, Louisiana
LANGSTAFF, Allan C. 88, of St. Petersburg, found peace on Dec. 18, 2010. He came from a long line of ancestral musicians. He played in an Army Band during WWII. He received a Masters in Music from Manhattan School of Music. He enjoyed performing and teaching music and was a proud member of the...
Read MoreWow, I am saddened to hear that my Teacher, Music Supervisor and Friend has passed on to the other side. Much of who I am today has a lot
to do with Al's mentoring me through high school, college, teaching and my recording artist career as well. My most sincere condolences to Eric and the family...I will miss him dearly, God Bless....Everett Collins 4/5/11
Everett Collins
April 05, 2011 | Williamsburg, VA
Wow, I am saddened to hear that my Teacher, Music Supervisor and Friend has passed on to the other side. Much of who I am today has a lot
to do with Al's mentoring me through high school, college, teaching and my recording artist career as well. My most sincere condolences to Eric and the family...I will miss him dearly, God Bless....Everett Collins 4/5/11
April 05, 2011
Al and Lois will always be remembered lovingly by the Wechsler family. Al was a wonderful friend and a true gentleman. With deepest sympathy to Eric and the rest of the family, Moe Wechsler and Lynette Teague
March 25, 2011
Mr Langstaff was an excellent musician, band director, and mentor. He listened to us and incorporated our ideas into our performances. He pushed us into expanding our horizons musically and there was such a creative flow while he was there. I would never have participated in NYSSMA without his encouragement. He paired together an unlikely trio of Frank Billingsley, Elliott Maker, and myself to perform "Variations on a Theme by Paganinni" and we blue ribboned (B). Amityvilles' music quality...
Charles William Bellinger
March 19, 2011
He was a fine trombonist and will be missed. For he's now in Heaven and playing that Heavenly music with all his fellow musicians that went before him.. We all have fond memories of Allan. Best wishes from a fan, Diann Franks
December 22, 2010
