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Warren Benfield
Warren A. Benfield (February 12, 1913 – July 8, 2001) was a classical double bass player. He enjoyed a long career in the bass section of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and was professor at Northwestern University.
==Studies and Orchestral Career==
Warren Benfield was a student of Anton Torello at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia.
Benfield joined the bass section of the Minneapolis Symphony, becoming its youngest member in 1934. He also played as principal bass in the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra before joining the Philadelphia Orchestra in 1942. He played for a short while as co-principal, sharing the position with fellow Torello pupil Roger Scott,〔Kupferberg, Herbert. Those Fabulous Philadelphians: the life and times of a great orchestra. London: W. H. Allen, 1970. Print.〕 before being appointed principal bass of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra by Raphael Kubelik in 1949. Kubelik's presence in Chicago was not a long one, and Benfield was eventually fired, forcing him to audition for the orchestra. He continued to play in the Chicago Symphony until his retirement in 1987.〔Benfield, Warren, and James Seay Dean. The Art of Double Bass Playing. Alfred Publishing, 1995. Print.〕
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