Besides the Nintendo composers, were there any other composers that influenced the show?
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"It can be a little frustrating," Novack said of comedic composers getting less recognition than dramatic composers.
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While born of economic necessity, the cooperative model allows "composers to meet other composers," Ms. Hazama said.
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They are virtuoso composers; they are melodic composers; they are fascinating in their harmonies and their orchestration.
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A clever program from a clever ensemble, one made up of homages by composers contemporary to composers past.
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He spearheaded the creation of the American Composers Orchestra, singularly focused on commissioning, championing and performing contemporary American composers.
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ASCAP counts some 575,000 U.S. composers and songwriters among its members, while BMI has some 700,000 songwriters, composers and music publishers.
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Many composers wrote beautiful music, but there are very few composers who wrote beautiful music and changed the direction of music.
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"We are trying to get to the bottom of [gender disparity in composers]," says Lolita Ritmanis, the current president of the Alliance for Women Film Composers.
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Mr. Stulberg has noticed that the ends of the names of the composers are also composers, who just happen to have been born in the same country.
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"That is what distinguishes the great composers from composers," he said, placing her in a line of leading Austrians, including Gustav Mahler, Alban Berg and Friedrich Cerha.
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There are also a couple of surprises: two new works by the preteen composers Jordan Millar and Camryn Cowan, participants in the orchestra's Very Young Composers initiative.
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In Australia, women make up only 12 percent of the composers commissioned by the Australia Ensemble, and only 26 percent of composers registered with the Australian Music Centre.
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In coming years, the New York music scene is in danger of reverting to a pallid definition of the art: not What Composers Do but What Composers Did.
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In partnership with the EarShot project of the American Composers Orchestra — which itself has featured the music of more than 100 women composers over the past 15 years — the League's Women Composers Readings and Commissions Program has since 2014 sponsored orchestral opportunities for women in the early stages of their compositional careers.
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These featured German composers who preceded and influenced Bach (last Tuesday) and English and French composers who adopted Italian style, itself represented by the Neapolitan-born English resident Nicola Matteis (Wednesday).
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Launched this year by The University of Sydney, the National Women Composers' Development Program will see four young female composers being supported and mentored at an essential stage of their careers.
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Hidden Figures — Benjamin Wallfisch, Pharrell Williams, & Hans Zimmer, composers
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" He added, "She gave popular composers powerful, sophisticated renditions.
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" In the opening to his 20183 guidebook for composers, "Simple Composition," Mr. Wuorinen wrote: "While the tonal system, in an atrophied or vestigial form, is still used today in popular and commercial music, and even occasionally in the works of backward-looking serious composers, it is no longer employed by serious composers of the mainstream.
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But he does hope to expand it, he said, to include more French Romantic works, Dutch composers and contemporary classical and composers from the Second Viennese School, including Schoenberg, Berg and Webern.
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Since 2014, Ms. Hazama has curated the Jazz Composers' Showcase at the Jazz Gallery, an intermittent series where rising composers take turns conducting the same group of musicians on a single night.
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For each of these composers, late style meant something different.
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Critics praised Toscanini's interpretations for hewing closely to composers' intentions.
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Even seasoned games composers like Allister have felt the pinch.
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Little wonder that composers write with her performance in mind.
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They're directors, cartoonists, costume designers, composers, and special effects artists.
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Fortunately people don't really want to know what composers think.
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Mr. MacMillan is one of Scotland's most prominent living composers.
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MONTCLAIR Diane Moser's Composers Big Band with guest Howard Johnson.
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I've always been interested in composers, like Stravinsky and Messaien.
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I read librettos and the biographies of composers and singers.
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THE INDISPENSABLE COMPOSERS A Personal Guide By Anthony Tommasini Illustrated.
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At the end, the audience stood and cheered both composers.
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After the Second World War, universities became havens for composers.
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Thus, too, with two composers: Hans Abrahamsen and, well, Bach.
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You've worked with other living composers, including ones in Iceland.
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A number of composers had set parts of the play.
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AMERICAN COMPOSERS ORCHESTRA at Symphony Space (May 23, 213 p.m.).
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On top of that, last year—and for the first time ever—there was gender parity in the Sundance Composers Lab, an application-based fellowship for young composers which pairs them with emerging directors.
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Their discussions resulted in the four composers' collaborating on "Cloud River Mountain," a 70-minute cycle of 11 songs, each written by one of the composers, with all four combining in an instrumental interlude.
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In the US, publisher information is generally available by searching the repertoires of American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP); The Society of European Stage Authors and Composers (SESAC); or Broadcast Music Inc. (BMI).
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Ritmanis concurs, telling a story about an unnamed network exec who told an entire agency their composers would no longer be considered for any jobs unless they started submitting woman composers for work as well.
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On the couple's first night out, Anna, a music historian whose thesis draft has the mind-melting title "Female Composers + Feminism – Matriarchal Pedagogy = Feminist Composers" meets the composer-rocker of her dreams, Dane (François Arnaud).
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In an article in 1975 for The Times, "Live Composers, Dead Audiences," he pondered the difficulties that the visual, instant-gratification age presented for modern composers, whose works take time and repeated listenings to appreciate.
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Toscanini had equally strong views on the merits of different composers.
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Some smaller works by both composers round out this rewarding program.
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Let's face it—even today, women composers have very little visibility.
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These composers have a kind of godparental relationship to Beethoven's symphonies.
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That's because Facebook has bought the rights from composers and songwriters.
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Was it an innovative introduction to this most canonical of composers?
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI Read our review of the American Composers Orchestra concert.
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Five composers from different eras came across as fearless fellow radicals.
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With composers you often see a kind of struggle with religion.
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American composers were wrestling with national identity long before Dvorak's arrival.
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For centuries, the Book of Psalms has been fodder for composers.
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He often paused to tell stories about the lives of composers.
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Critic's Notebook Many composers also perform on an instrument and conduct.
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We get composers to send recordings of their music and scores.
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Here are audio excerpts from each, with comments from the composers.
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Mr. Widmann holds a rare position among composers of his generation.
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Mr. Widmann holds a rare position among composers of his generation.
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"Composers are used to getting permission to use text," he said.
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We need the Beatles, not as cloistered composers, but as companions.
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So for the Met Orchestra, these composers' styles are relatively unfamiliar.
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It's about time to make cases for other composers, and women.
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For most composers, a teaching post became the only viable option.
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The composers played piano duets and dedicated works to each other.
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"I had to interview alongside all these other composers," she says.
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"It was impossible for musicians and composers," Mr. Skrowaczewski told ClevelandClassical.
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He commissioned six contemporary composers to write introductions to the suites.
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What better way to do so than to celebrate women composers?
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So many composers are writing in a language that he invented.
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Composers are adapting to what they think is being looked for.
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But African-American composers have long been crafting ambitious music dramas.
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The fantastic composers of the 19th century, where are they now?
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Famous composers Beethoven and Tchaikovsky were also known to battle depression.
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His father, Helmut, and his mother, Helga Riemann, were both composers.
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It sounds like you want a role in choosing the composers.
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The composers Richard Rodgers and Marvin Hamlisch have won all five.
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Among major composers only the compulsively loquacious Richard Wagner wrote more.
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AMERICAN COMPOSERS ORCHESTRA at Zankel Hall (March 24, 7:83 p.m.).
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I'm sure its influence is widespread by now among film composers.
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On Sunday in Manhattan the Momenta Quartet presents new pieces by American, Columbian and Mexican composers, and on Tuesday, music by five composers is performed by their pianist wives (who include Kathleen Supové and Lisa Moore).
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Sleeping Giant, a collective of six young American composers, has a more loosely creative goal in mind: This is no union; just a group of like-minded, stylistically varied composers who are generating collective works and commissions.
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Mr. Salonen has a wide range of repertoire: This year he is conducting Beethoven, Mahler, modern composers, French composers and an eagerly anticipated new production of Strauss's "Elektra," starring Nina Stemme, at the Metropolitan Opera in April.
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Other events celebrate a new generation of performers and composers as represented by the Interlochen Arts Academy Orchestra, the Very Young Composers of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and the Brooklyn Youth and San Francisco Girls choruses.
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In addition to concerts of the composers' symphonies, talks about the innovation of their work, and screenings of films which utilized their compositions, The Barbican has also created a masterful online exhibition and tribute to the composers.
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Mr. Hoglund, the Epidemic Sound chief, said that his company typically purchased the rights to music from its composers for a flat fee, but that for music on Spotify it split additional royalties evenly with its composers.
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Composers do their work offstage and largely out of the public eye.
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The songs' composers crack wise with literal-minded setups for each number.
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Hirokazu Tanaka has a history most game composers can only dream of.
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His children's books about composers reflect a passionate commitment to music education.
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But that first season he also focused on, of all composers, Liszt.
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Second, the composers of these songs were in the great majority Jewish.
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Both writers and composers have been male and female in the past.
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But it's apparently a sound that appeals to modern ears and composers.
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There's a litany of stories about this and composers' nervous systems combusting.
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But the past success of a show's writers and composers matters little.
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The aesthetic uses to which the composers put these rare languages vary.
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GARDEN CITY Axiom Brass Composition Workshop, original works by Adelphi student composers.
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Baroque composers say, "Prima le parole": First the words and the story.
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There were maybe four or five other composers up for the gig.
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Hummel and Beethoven were rival pianist-composers for some years in Vienna.
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Hear the virtuoso Jennifer Koh work with three composers on new collaborations.
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It is a truth well acknowledged that great composers lead tragic lives.
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There are many more women now who are showing themselves as composers.
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Mr. Davis may be considered the dean of African-American opera composers.
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They were ambitious and creative, becoming painters and composers, filmmakers and actors.
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This week brought memorable portraits of four eminent composers of our day.
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Give some excellent Japanese composers in the classical tradition a shot instead.
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Composers wrestle with these issues in their own scores all the time.
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The festival will contain two mini-festivals of modern and contemporary composers.
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And Jewish composers like Mendelssohn and Mahler were removed from the repertoire.
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Young aspiring composers can also learn the basics of scoring a film.
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And several composers, including John Adams, praised his appointment on social media.
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Now he is considered a beacon of futuristic sound among experimental composers.
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Toying with spatially separated sounds is not a new fascination for composers.
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Instead, he led works by Dvorak and Janacek, composers from his homeland.
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If we don't support contemporary composers, their music is going to die.
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Michael: Yes, and this was something I'd always considered of other composers.
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Women composing in TV have it a little bit better than women in film, who in 2017 comprised only 3% of composers, with 98% of films featuring no female composers according to statistics compiled by Women and Hollywood.
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The magnificent music ranges from symphonies by Beethoven and Bruckner through favorite American composers and Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, all the way to recent works by two of the most exciting composers working today, John Adams and Andrew Norman.
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The magnificent music ranges from symphonies by Beethoven and Bruckner through favorite American composers and Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, all the way to recent works by two of the most exciting composers working today, John Adams and Andrew Norman.
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Official showcaseWhat: In the landscape of electronic music, contemporary composers are often overlooked.
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Between the stories of the composers, Mr Swafford slips in many interesting digressions.
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"They are like composers: They can do this and they can do that."
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But he also pointed out that classical composers haven't always embraced technological innovation.
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Like many composers of his day, he was heavily influenced by Richard Wagner.
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Sure. Half-heartedly watching composers on video at home while browsing dank memes?
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So we want to be great composers, and great instrumentalists, and great everything.
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Afterward, the composers and musicians will be on hand at National Sawdust's bar.
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LOS ANGELES — The composers we know as Minimalists are really more often maximalists.
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The concertos were performed along with works by composers variously influenced by Ligeti.
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Like most professional composers, I license my work as part of a collective.
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Wells began by commissioning pieces from two composers: Judd Greenstein and Rinde Eckert.
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In some cases, that's easy, especially if the composers involved are performers, too.
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The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (Ascap) and Broadcast Music Inc.
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He reportedly wooed her by playing Chopin and other classical composers for her.
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One wonders how the two composers will fare being compared to each other.
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A new project, championed by successful Australian female composers, hopes to change that.
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Ten hours on Zorn time is like spending weeks with most other composers.
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The musical affinity between certain composers and choreographers is like a magnetic force.
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Do they perhaps become composers, jazz musicians or singer-songwriters rather than conductors?
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This year, however, was different: four composers, from four countries and three generations.
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His parents were close collaborators of the most important composers during zarzuela's twilight.
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He won a Young Composers' Award from the New York Philharmonic at 16.
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The theme of this year's Very Young Composers initiative was the Harlem Renaissance.
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Matt Schrader's tidy and informative "Score" lavishes similar adoration on moviedom's great composers.
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Because of the burdens on contemporary composers, we predominantly hear their newer pieces.
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"A lot of big composers, writers and filmmakers have used pseudonyms," he said.
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Here, we offer a playlist of other female composers, who are often overlooked.
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They're pro-level headphones intended for musicians, composers, audio engineers, and so on.
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Some composers are very exacting about how their music is played — was he?
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Composers have tended to find in his works a Bard for their times.
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Many composers from the West have been fascinated by Asian music and culture.
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We are used to talking about composers who live on through their music.
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Organ concertos have been written by composers including Nico Muhly and Christopher Rouse.
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Not likely, and composers like Mr. Reich hold Mr. Bither in high regard.
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Preserved inside the partbooks are pieces by well-known composers, like John Taverner.
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Sunday's concert was organized around composers who have spent some time in America.
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These pieces more often recall the vast existential angst of ambient composers like Biosphere and Lustmord than the composers who largely work on film music—they don't just accompany evil on-screen, they look to the sky and wonder why.
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It was new and exciting, and all the Hollywood composers went crazy for it.
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There were also "informal evenings" of talk, rehearsal and performance featuring 20th-century composers.
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And, in a brilliant coup, Super Metroid's original composers are crafting the game's soundtrack.
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The programs boldly mixed composers from different eras: Ligeti and Mahler, Bach and Varèse.
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Only four female composers in the 2017-18 season had their own, unshared credit.
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For Thomson, critics were musicians too, just as much as composers and performers were.
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The music, by various film composers, sounds like a film score, emphasizing crude drama.
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But it's rewarding when a conductor also has a special interest in overlooked composers.
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"It's an incredible honor when you get to work with great composers," she said.
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The mixed dance and opera season includes some lesser-known works by major composers.
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Sandwiched between the de Falla works were two lesser-known pieces by Spanish composers.
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I've been really lucky enough to have some wonderful shows written by great composers.
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We didn't play any Beethoven or any Mozart, it was all by living composers.
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Ambient electronica by the composers Dustin O'Halloran and Sascha Ring further lowers the temperature.
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And that of course allowed composers like Lou Harrison to really become culture heroes.
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The club even hosted a series showcasing new minimalist composers from the classical world.
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"Bodas De Oro" is a classic by Chepín, one of Cuba's great midcentury composers.
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If he wants to pay tribute to composers he loves, well, he just does.
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He remained semidetached from his fellow composers, finding them, not entirely without reason, cliquish.
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The series' debut slate, in 1999, consisted of two programs focusing on classic composers.
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As in the opening concert of her residency in September, composers were also performers.
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Listen to audio excerpts from each of them here, with comments from the composers.
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Some countries make a point of targeting their commissioning largess toward their own composers.
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She commissioned more than 70 works from composers, including William Bolcom and Jean Langlais.
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I thought, 'Wouldn't this be fun, to have a festival all by living composers.
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The goal was to determine a list of the top 10 composers in history.
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Where the composers of today will place in the pantheon seems irrelevant right now.
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All the music is by African-American composers, including Duke Ellington and Curtis Mayfield.
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And he has left a profound impact on contemporary classical composers like Michael Gordon.
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Instead, she gravitated to the Minimalism of composers like Steve Reich and Terry Riley.
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Among the composers he's tipped his hat to are Bruckner, Shostakovich, Prokofiev and Wagner.
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Other composers Ms. Dhegrae commissioned also found musical expressions for specific forms of therapy.
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And an unfathomably bad 98 percent of films had no female composers this year.
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New operas by two eminent American composers crossed paths in New York this week.
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At Big Ears, composers serve as a center of gravity, a point of reference.
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But the way present-day composers use the piano, it's just not for me.
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The classical-music world has fostered a kind of gated community of celebrity composers.
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For composers and musicians, subverting norms has always been the normal thing to do.
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From the start his orchestra has fostered composers of all stylistic bents and ages.
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It received a transfixing performance on this bittersweet night for the American Composers Orchestra.
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We've compiled a playlist of works by female composers who have often been overlooked.
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A live score will be performed by the Irish composers Irene and Linda Buckley.
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At the time, [the composers Benj Pasek and Justin Paul] were up and coming.
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Many Wandelweiser composers feel free to dwell on a sweetly consonant interval or chord.
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Calls from electronic musicians, composers and people in music theater have dominated so far.
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Worlds of color and stillness presented themselves to me in the spaces between the notes of those kaleidoscoping synth sequences, or in the monolithic monotones of a host of drone composers, or the uncomplicated bliss of a number of 80s New Age composers.
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It wallows in eclecticism, quoting Mahler — lots of it — and tunes by innumerable other composers.
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Many composers took less than 10 years and even more took longer than 10 years.
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There's a new digital team at the American of Society of Composers, Authors, and Performers.
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The new-music marathon has long been a storied format for adventurous composers and ensembles.
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Lloyd-Webber is one of the most revered composers and theatre directors in the world.
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Few Broadway composers have ever made themselves more immediately welcome on such a high level.
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Composers are paid a negotiated fee per show that comes from the production's music budget.
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I worked with Tara Creme [for music] — only 4% of composers on films are women.
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In addition, Guo has a sample library that composers and producers can purchase and use.
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One of Mexico's most successful vocalists and composers, Gabriel was a six-time Grammy nominee.
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It examined how the top 59 opera composers of the 20th century mastered their craft.
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I continue to want to explore different composers for different films, different projects, you know.
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Facebook and Instagram already let apps slide newly created media over to their status composers.
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W. G. "Snuffy" Walden is one of the most prolific TV composers of all time.
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The revitalized City Opera aims to continue the company's laudable mission of championing American composers.
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And ever since there's a number of very different kinds of composers retreading these steps.
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Networks typically hand composers a brief, outlining the brand's vision along with other thematic elements.
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JÖRG WIDMANN One of the world's leading composers is also one of its leading clarinetists.
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Surprisingly, not one of the composers chose to write new music for the old instruments.
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Composers in the classical tradition have effectively monopolized the prize since its inception, in 26403.
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After all, in an ideal world composers would be allowed to write whatever they please.
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"Could you elaborate on the death metal a little bit?" one of the composers asked.
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PRINCETON "Composers' Last Words," Benjamin Britten and Franz Schubert performed by the Escher String Quartet.
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The film composers are supposed to have the knowledge about those eras and their music.
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It's more the incentive of composers to create things that work specifically for the playlist.
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Listen to Jazz Age composers try their hand at the pop styles of the day.
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In recordings, he tends to home in on specific pockets of composers' bodies of work.
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TV placement can also be a profitable landing spot for composers' extant, languishing musical creations.
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The new-music landscape here has tended to favor thornier modernist sounds and European composers.
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What right do composers have to write about things like consent and the refugee crisis?
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Like many of our best contemporary composers, he's got an exhaustive command of musical idioms.
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Since Mr. Marsalis, only two other jazz composers have won: Ornette Coleman and Henry Threadgill.
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The axiom of Very Young Composers, Mr. Deak said, is that all children are creative.
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Another characteristic is that composers in this tradition have been drawn to larger, structured forms.
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He demystified living composers by hosting them and showing that they were — shocker — ordinary people.
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From an early age, he studied with Columbia composers, including Vladimir Ussachevsky and Jack Beeson.
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Davis also claims no royalties were ever paid to him or the other 2 composers.
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"That's the benefit of the younger, newer composers that get into this business," he says.
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Great composers can quickly bestow an intense appreciation for an instrument that's new to you.
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Four of the five works feature music by female composers, much of it newly commissioned.
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And much like these composers, she was also interested in African drumming and Indonesian gamelan.
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AMERICAN COMPOSERS ORCHESTRA at the DiMenna Center for Classical Music (June 23, 7:30 p.m.).
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Sonic Pi hasn't infiltrated classrooms, but it has become a useful tool for experimental composers.
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"I believe that composers always have one genre that is their intimate diary," he said.
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And there are few living composers among the Philharmonic's coming programs even with guest conductors.
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Composers post updates almost daily, and collaboration projects are met with excitement from the community.
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He broke new ground by taking on avant-garde composers like Ligeti, Messiaen and Stockhausen.
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Yuval Sharon has instigated a mobile opera involving 2400 performers, 24 limousines and six composers.
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The crux of the connection is the friendship between their fathers, who were eminent composers.
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More than a hundred composers were featured, more than half of them supplying world premières.
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The secret of Mr. Malloy, one of downtown theater's most treasured composers, was definitely out.
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Play investigates the repertoires of mid-20th-century composers, usually in a briskly swinging style.
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The musicologist Douglas Shadle has pointed out that, while white composers eagerly took up this directive — arguably culminating in George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" — many largely forgotten African-American composers did as well, and often took exception to what they saw as white appropriation.
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From composers to priests, artists to architects, scientists to writers, she conquered hearts—and broke them.
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On Tuesday, the individual movements of "Ash" rang clear with the distinct voices of its composers.
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Composers who also produce, perform, or conduct the orchestra on a score get an additional fee.
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I have huge respect for some composers, and listening to their music is a great inspiration.
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The composers of the 20th century—Schoenberg, Webern, Nono, Ligeti, himself—were woefully neglected and unplayed.
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There are tracks from the hyper-detailed composers Visible Cloaks and the singular batida producer NÍDIA.
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Styles has apparently registered four new songs with the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers.
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She brings together composers, conductors, and other artists to perform with DCINY's team of professional musicians.
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In music, too, composers and players are continually working to come up with new tone colors.
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Joyce DiDonato , who sang Adalgisa, has the kind of voice of which bel-canto composers dreamed.
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And his collaborations with centuries-old composers have enabled him to leave the advertising world behind.
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Mr. Rihm was named the academy's artistic director and immediately began a program for young composers.
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The composers represented were oldsters by comparison, and not always writing in any distinctively American style.
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All these composers share a familiarity and ease with the orchestra and a flair for instrumentation.
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But that definition was always suspect: it excluded jazz composers, whose tradition combines notation and improvisation.
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Interviews with composers, performers and administrators suggest that both economic and artistic considerations are at play.
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Others were promising newcomers, plucked from more than four hundred applications to the American Composers Forum.
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At its heart, Anno is a dialogue between two composers, albeit across a couple of centuries.
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"On this film it was almost like we were co-composers in a way," says DeWitt.
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Books by German authors were banned, and sheets of music by composers including Beethoven were burned.
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Chopin was one of the first composers as a child that I felt really close to.
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Ethnomusicologists and composers, in contrast, have argued that consonance is a creation of Western musical culture.
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I got very involved with Chopin, Beethoven, all the dead white European composers, who I loved.
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Canadian composers have benefited from the robust support of the CBC, which commissioned some 1,200 pieces.
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"You read about some composers who could write at the speed of wind," Mr. Crumb said.
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Ms. Millar said that Mr. Adès's writing for the ondes differed from that of other composers.
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And a concert on Thursday, June 21, includes Webern's chamber works alongside those of contemporary composers.
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I prefer programs that take on Beethoven by juxtaposing his pieces with works by other composers.
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At that Boston talk, Krasner, then 80, compared collectives of composers and performers to environmental groups.
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It will showcase City Ballet performing several Balanchine works set to the music of French composers.
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Weill's ingenious merging of contemporary and cabaret styles remains a model for composers like Mr. Gruber.
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Such early conflicts may have informed his emphasis on the indignities supposedly suffered by American composers.
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You see them at events large and small, where they are inevitably waylaid by grateful composers.
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In the early 1700s, Johann Sebastian Bach did something few, if any, composers had ever done.
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Leonard Slatkin brings his French orchestra to town with a program heavy on, well, French composers.
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"We support local Hong Kong composers and commission two or three works per season," she said.
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On Tuesday they will join his orchestra in performing original pieces alongside works by other composers.
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The group, with two pianists and two percussionists, plays pieces written for it by American composers.
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The next year he, Mr. Bennink and the saxophonist Willem Breuker formed the Instant Composers Pool.
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It remains a difficult landscape for female composers, but there are institutions that advocate for them.
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Five female composers, "Four Weddings and a Funeral" a passel of posters protesting apartheid and Off!
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Five female composers, "Four Weddings and a Funeral" a passel of posters protesting apartheid and Off!
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Composers have just recently started to really show interest in composing South African stories and operas.
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Some younger composers who studied the scores it published by Boulez and Luciano Berio said that they assumed it was the composers who had chosen the lowercase titles — and some even began emulating the practice, which they came to associate with the modern and cutting edge.
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The concerts feature works in each genre by 19th- and 20th-century composers, as well as premieres.
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Dozens of filmmakers, composers, writers, and costume designers have died before getting the call from the Academy.
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I worry that if the show's composers ever stepped foot in Brooklyn, their xylophones would actually explode.
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But "DAMN." has multiple producers, composers and performers (even Rihanna and U2 cameos!) layering tracks in studios.
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The work of living composers such as Thomas Adès and Unsuk Chin continues to travel the globe.
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A cottage industry has emerged: Swedish composers write songs for their own country and also for others.
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She was a friend of the song's composers, Burt Bacharach and his then-wife, Carole Bayer Sager.
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For the composers, it injects a social, and argumentative, element into what is otherwise a solitary pursuit.
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But coddled by the ornate style of early-18th century Europe, Baroque composers hurried to the challenge.
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Kreisler initially claimed that this piece and others were his versions of original works by Baroque composers.
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They plan to continue commissioning new repertoire, particularly triple concertos, from composers who reflect their artistic taste.
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Hollywood composers have employed so many different styles that the term "film music" has little descriptive value.
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Today, many composers and publishers have started to restrict each other from licensing whole works by contract.
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Initially, in 1945, Ligeti enrolled in the Liszt Academy in Budapest and studied with leading Hungarian composers.
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Composers and performers today care little about the stylistic battles that raged for decades in contemporary music.
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Among his students were composers who would become international stars, including Esa-Pekka Salonen and Magnus Lindberg.
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Tuesday's concert showed once again why composers are so eager to work with this relentlessly inventive ensemble.
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Small wonder that Ferneyhough has been hugely influential among composers who have come of age since 1989.
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Modernist painters, writers, and filmmakers had a far easier time finding a wide audience than composers did.
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Rutherford-Johnson is inconsistent in how he handles composers who have reverted to some form of tonality.
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Bela Horvath, violin, Thomas Mesa, cello, and Drew Peterson, piano, playing music by Brahms and other composers.
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"This program offers incredible opportunities like none other before it," says one of the chosen composers, Clare.
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According to curator Natalia Schwien, the series is a way to bring game developers and composers together.
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" Many contemporary opera composers, Mr. Hampson added, "are so busy setting text, they forget all about it.
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Also composers that I knew when I was a kid: Stravinsky and Copland and Bernstein and Feldman.
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Later, she said that she tells composers to aim high, then "scale back" if something doesn't work.
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The second concerto also reflects the richly chromatic language of composers like William Schuman and Roy Harris.
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The score, performed by the ensemble Composers Inside Electronics, will change with each presentation as musicians rotate.
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Movies were made about him, he made cameos on TV shows, and he inspired composers and songwriters.
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In the meantime, here's the Reddit version of the album composers, track by track, according to iTunes.
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The Alliance for Women Film Composers was founded in 2014, and now has close to 400 members.
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Which was composed by Hans Zimmer, one of the most famous movie-score composers of all time.
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Two alternating programs highlight his inspired interpretations of the work of two disparate composers: Stravinsky and Tchaikovsky.
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It might be collateral damage from a period when American composers squared off in opposing stylistic camps.
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When writing in response to crisis and current events, composers face a tension between abstraction and explication.
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Throughout the over two-hour length, George Manahan drew textured, colorful playing from the American Composers Orchestra.
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" Mr. Byrne said his partnerships with living composers were "an opportunity to look at the instrument itself.
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Two years later, she founded Musica de Camara as a showcase for Hispanic musicians, singers and composers.
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What will happen to music (and, indeed, composers) when there are no more combinations to be discovered?
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What he knew is just what the opera composers he loved had taught him: Music is character.
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Given his background, he is admittedly partial to composers' piano compositions, which he discusses with subtle expertise.
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Today, when it's the norm for composers to blend traditions, his approach seems ahead of its time.
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It is a strange fairy tale, oddly sad because it is so far from the composers' reality.
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For the remainder of the 19th century, composers increasingly played with what we might call liminal silence.
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In 205, the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers placed a plaque at the grave site.
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A program note suggested that all three works were deeply personal statements by composers spanning three centuries.
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This spring the American Composers Forum announced the latest winners of its Champion of New Music award.
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Early in the 20th century, for complicated reasons, modernist composers and mainstream audiences slipped into different camps.
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Mr. Tao showed various ways in which composers have explored virtuosity at the piano over three centuries.
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There are many composers of the past 50 years who have played with silence and its neighbors.
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Yet how many other popular composers have had more hits with instrumental, unsung versions of their work?
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While Charlie's teachers were novelists, composers and scientists, ours were asked to combine teaching and social work.
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By the mid-1970s, Ustvolskaya's works were even occasionally programmed by the Composers' Union in official settings.
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He also absorbed the influence of jazz kit drummers like Gene Krupa, and composers like Duke Ellington.
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As music moved toward maximum complexity, composers in various countries rebelled against the rebellion, reclaiming elemental harmonies.
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He would have been pleased that Friday's American Composers concert, conducted by George Manahan, was sold out.
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This quartet's taste in repertoire runs toward post-Minimalist composers who work with melody — and an edge.
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Her recital featured selections by Mozart, Schumann, Schubert and Berg — all composers she has long been associated with.
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Algorithms have written classical music that skeptics have judged—in "blind" hearing tests—to be from famous composers.
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But in the last year, we've started to see more women composers get hired which is really encouraging.
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I have heard pieces by some of these composers that have engaged me more than this collective suite.
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Today, she directs the wide-ranging festival Composers Now, which is going on across New York through February.
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It's a trickle down effect that includes writers, cinematographers and composers — just about all aspects of film production.
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What the robot does is more in the realm of the electroacoustic compositions typical of musique concrète composers.
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The composers' union quickly condemned the opera, too, and onetime supporters began berating Shostakovich in speeches and statements.
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The Met's productions this season feature no female composers, no female conductors, and no women directing new stagings.
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Ms. Higdon claimed, in a program note, to be writing in tribute to composers like Mozart and Tchaikovsky.
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A founding member of the Composers String Quartet, Ms. Ajemian also had an active career as a soloist.
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Ms. Wu said she enjoyed sorting through the psychological clues earlier composers left behind in their handwritten scores.
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Rachel Lipson, a songwriter, music teacher and performer, tries to catch budding composers at a very young age.
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More challenging fare — contemporary music or works by lesser-known composers — is largely relegated to smaller performance spaces.
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In Rutherford-Johnson's telling, composers are not sequestered monks but attuned social beings who react to cultural pressures.
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The app teams composers with scientists to create music designed to help you focus and get work done.
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As composers, did you feel the responsibility to step back, or to step in and illustrate things more?
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To motivate listeners to action, climate composers also tend to include "best case" scenarios in their musical works.
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Bela Horvath, violin, Thomas Mesa, cello and Drew Peterson, piano, playing the music of Brahms and other composers.
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They're the modern day classical composers and some of them are as clever and intricate as their forefathers.
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Max Richter, Martin Phipps, Bear McCreary and Clint Mansell are additional composers for this season of Black Mirror.
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I wanted to create a space where young filmmakers and composers could get to know one another's work.
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She said she is also always thinking about how to bring in more female musicians, composers and conductors.
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I don't think anybody had done it before, and I'm not sure many composers have done it since.
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Of all the composers whose music is being performed at the Proms this year, 18 percent are women.
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Notably, a principal component of "Limitless" is to foreground inclusivity in working with a diverse cohort of composers.
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But the festival also features works by composers who were educated in a very different China, before Mao.
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She is one of the composers commissioned to write songs for Mr. Loibner and Ms. Mirkovic's song cycle.
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Listen to works by composers who died during the crisis, the focus of a New York Philharmonic concert.
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Mr. Corigliano has a theory about its lyricism: "Most of these composers were writing tonal works," he said.
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So, why are these cars making artificial sounds, and why are automakers tapping music composers to create them?
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The American Composers Orchestra, which commissioned it with Carnegie Hall, played the premiere on Thursday at Zankel Hall.
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The Talea Ensemble played two similarly energetic pieces, by the composers Felipe Lara and Oscar Bettison, on Thursday.
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He makes short shrift of intellectual condescension toward Puccini, and of serialist composers' snobbish disdain for tonal pieces.
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The saxophonist Roscoe Mitchell is a founder of the association, and one of its most graceful, forbearing composers.
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Baldur Bronnimann conducts this concert devoted to work by three female composers that investigates the theme of nature.
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Toscanini had been a trailblazer in his earlier years, championing composers like Berlioz, Debussy, Ravel, Puccini and Strauss.
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Mr. Denk played troubadour songs and excerpts from sacred works by several medieval composers, in his own arrangements.
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Women comprised 3 percent of composers working on the top films of 2017, no change from last year.
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The National Endowment for the Arts is giving high school composers a chance to make it to Broadway.
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New music (Juan d'Arienzo, Osvaldo Pugliese and other composers) inspired dancers to new peaks of brilliantly rhythmic elegance.
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But it's most exciting in the challenge it sets other composers to turn their treble clefs to podcasting.
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"Rainforest V (variation 1)," from 1973-2015, conceived by David Tudor and realized by Composers Inside Electronics Inc.
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And in 1943, like many composers, he entered the competition to come up with a Soviet national anthem.
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Now she was entering a new phase of engagement with Mozart and the nineteenth-century German classical composers.
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The reactionary outlook of these institutions is evident in the fact that operas by female composers remain unusual.
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Composers of the nineteen-twenties pioneered the trend, rejecting mythic trappings in favor of ocean liners and foxtrots.
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But my home, I would say, is my friendships, be they with composers or colleagues of the Kremerata.
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But in the U.K., the U.S. and internationally, there are some great women composers of the younger generation.
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On Wednesday Chow is joined by the composers Andy Akiho and Ian David Rosenbaum to play their pieces.
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These little concerts are meant to provide an intimate introduction to living composers — John Adams, in this case.
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The pianist is returning to one of the first composers she loved in a concert at Carnegie Hall.
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Is it mainly other soundtrack composers or do you draw from some of the same well as Foetus?
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Saturday's paid tribute to two composers who had significant associations with the Philharmonic and who died this year: Pierre Boulez, the orchestra's pioneering music director from 1971 to 1977, and Steven Stucky, the beloved American composer who hosted the Philharmonic's Hear and Now series presenting new works and interviewing their composers.
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The festival ends this weekend with a program on Friday called "Neither Land, Nor Sea, Nor Air," featuring works by composers from China, Ukraine and Denmark, among other countries; and a final program on Saturday, "Where Seagulls Scream and Breakers Roar," featuring composers from countries such as Ireland, Israel and Mexico.
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Upon its release, the hit track – which features Rihanna – listed Harris and one Nils Sjoberg as the songwriter-composers.
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Cope would pioneer this model—of human composers working in tandem with their computer counterparts—in the mid-'90s.
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" — Wagner scoffed that her collaborations with Jewish composers like Felix Mendelssohn and Giacomo Meyerbeer "made Pauline a 'Jew' herself.
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One of those iterations, "Rainforest IV" (1973), was devised with musicians who later became known as Composers Inside Electronics.
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If you were not sure whose piece you were hearing, that clearly did not matter to the individual composers.
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When asked if she's been approached to work on multiple shows, like many male composers are, she just laughs.
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There are three other composers who have been trisected and scattered among the other entries, so go find them.
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The program included three commissioned works by different composers illustrating the complex, and subjective, nature of color in music.
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Both New York and international ensembles would perform works by composers young and old in spaces small and large.
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He has pressed for more new music and for a stronger representation of female and nonwhite composers and conductors.
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A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Jennifer Higdon is one of America's most acclaimed and most frequently performed living composers.
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While working in a record store, he discovered the avant-garde music of Harry Partch and other experimental composers.
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I think this is the way that composers like [Macchi] got to make music that they wanted to make.
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The orchestra will perform music by African-American and female composers, including Florence Price, Margaret Bonds and Ethel Smyth.
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In Los Angeles, decades of promotion of living composers have eroded the skepticism that so often greets new music.
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Those composers, in turn, have long been kindred spirits—minimalist pioneers who invest their music with an austere spirituality.
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Featured composers include Dalit Warshaw, David Del Tredici, Gavin Fraser, Harold Meltzer, Joel Hoffman, David Leisner and David Taylor.
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To be a true bridge between composers and audiences, Nightcap events should be informative as well as informal. video
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Sharon and Cannupa Hanska Luger); composers (Raven Chacon and Du Yun); and librettists (Aja Couchois Duncan and Douglas Kearney).
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Recently, the Metropolitan Opera announced that she and Jeanine Tesori would be the first female composers it would commission.
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" Of course, he added, "conductors don't think I'm a real conductor, and composers don't think I'm a real composer.
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Ideally, we would have reached the point at which an orchestra dedicated to American composers was no longer needed.
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"Naples was the main place for opera then," he said, mentioning composers such as Nicola Porpora and Leonardo Vinci.
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