THOMAS-STACY-Obituary

THOMAS STACY

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STACY--Thomas. The New York Philharmonic deeply mourns the passing of English horn player Thomas Stacy, who served with the Orchestra from 1972 to 2011. Over the course of his NY Phil tenure he appeared as soloist more than 70 times, including in 22 performances of Sibelius's "The Swan of...

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Marie and family, I severely injured my spine in 2000. Tom's work on CD and digital is one my respites from the pain I have 24 hours a day. I praise the God in heaven and the Lord Jesus Christ for bringing me relief by Tom's interpretation of music. I am at a total loss to say anything , but thank you for allowing us to reap the rewards of many hours of hard practice.

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My sincere condolences to Marie and your family. May you get through this difficult time, through prayers and the comfort of friends and family.

Lamento el fallecimiento de Thomas Stacy. Daniel Cocchetti de Argentina (Stacy Seminar 1985 - Stockton - CA)

Tom was a dedicated teacher and exceptional coach to the "Thomas Trio", named for him by myself and two of his other pupils at Juilliard. I first met him when he was our coach for the NYC all-city orchestra, and then took private lessons with him for a number of years before I attended Juilliard. As an English hornist, he was certainly without peer.

We were classmates at Eastman and shared many fun times together. His career certainly earned him recognition of being one of Eastman's finest and most accomplished graduates. Deepest sympathy to Marie and the rest of the family.

I was privileged to study with Tom and attend his summer seminars. He made me a better player and a better person. I will miss him. My deepest sympathy to Marie and the rest of the family.

Tom will be missed by so many. He touched lives and inspired young musicians as well as advanced players. I loved the time I spent with him in the summer master classes and I appreciate how he made me a better player. I enjoyed his humor and his "big boy" pants!

Tom came to our workshop every year , always with chocolates, and humorous stories. We welcomed the chance to see him and enjoyed his visits every time. He had great respect for Paul and his work. His musical talent was exceptional and led several composers to add to the literature for English horn significantly. Tom and Marie hosted us on several occasions at their home. They were always cordial and generous. We were grateful for our friendship and missed them once Tom retired from...