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Composition - Columbia University Department of Music

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Department of Music Columbia University in the City of New York. Support Music at Columbia. Graduate Studies in Composition. Francis Goelet Assistant Professor of Music. Director, Computer Music Center. MacDowell Professor of Music. Alfred W. Lerdahl. Fritz Reiner Professor of Musical Composition. Director, Fritz Reiner Center. George E. Lewis. Edwin H. Case Professor of American Music. Chair of the Composition Area Committee, fall 2016. Mellon Teaching Fellow and Lecturer in Music. Join The Email List.

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AACM New York Chapter Inc. /Links

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The AACM New York Chapter disclaims any responsibility for the content of linked websites, articles and interviews. These links are included as additional points of possible interest only. Center for Jazz Studies. WKCR, New York. George Lewis: Experimental Music. George Lewis: George Lewis: AACM-Paris. George Lewis: George Lewis: Gittin Bowie. New Musicbox Interview, Muhal Richard Abrams: Think All, Focus One. Interviews with AACM members. Adegoke Steve Colson and Iqua Colson 2015. Muhal Richard Abrams 1.

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People | Columbia University Department of Music

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Department of Music Columbia University in the City of New York. Support Music at Columbia. Louis Armstrong Jazz Program. Center for Jazz Studies. Resources: Columbia and NYC. Music at Columbia College. Music at Barnard College. Music at Columbia Engineering. Music at School of General Studies. Info for Current Students. Join The Email List. Support Music at Columbia. Louis Armstrong Jazz Program. Center for Jazz Studies. Resources: Columbia and NYC. Music at Columbia College. Music at Barnard College.

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SoundAdvice: March 2015

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Thursday, March 26, 2015. Composer Spotlight - Angélica Negrón, 2014-15 Van Lier Fellow. Composer and multi-instrumentalist Angélica Negrón is a Brooklyn-based composer whose music has been described as “wistfully idiosyncratic and contemplative” (WQXR/Q2) and “mesmerizing and affecting” (Feast of Music). The New York Times noted her “capacity to surprise” and her “quirky approach to scoring. Angélica was selected to be the 2014-15 Van Lier Emerging Composer Fellow. ACO: What has surprised you about work...

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What is Jazz Studies? | Jazz Studies Online

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Skip to main content. Jazz Across the Arts. What is Jazz Studies? Jazz Studies Online is sponsored by the Center for Jazz Studies. With funding from the Ford Foundation.

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Franya Berkman on Alice Coltrane | Jazz Studies Online

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Skip to main content. Jazz Across the Arts. Franya Berkman on Alice Coltrane. Alice Coltrane was a composer, performer, guru, and the widow of John Coltrane. Over the course of her musical life, she synthesized a wide range of musical genres including gospel, rhythm and blues, bebop, free jazz, Indian devotional song, and Western art music. Franya Berkman's book, Monument Eternal: The Music of Alice Coltrane ( Wesleyan University Press. Jazz Studies Online is sponsored by the Center for Jazz Studies.

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Creative Music Studio: CMS History (Part I) | Jazz Studies Online

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Skip to main content. Jazz Across the Arts. Creative Music Studio: CMS History (Part I). This panel on the origins and history of CMS comprised Mr. Berger, Ms. Sertso, their colleague and co-founder Ilene Marder, and saxophonist and alumnus Don Davis. It was moderated by jazz journalist and educator Howard Mandel. The panel was part of a full-day symposium on the history and impact of CMS at Columbia University on April 16, 2011. Click here for Part II. With funding from the Ford Foundation.

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Rare Works by Billy Strayhorn | Jazz Studies Online

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Skip to main content. Jazz Across the Arts. Rare Works by Billy Strayhorn. Billy Strayhorn helped create the world known as Ellingtonia, but his music was a world of its own. Strayhorn in the Foreground featured his suave, subtle, and surprisingly modern compositions for jazz orchestra. The concert was presented by Columbia University’s Center for Jazz Studies at Miller Theatre on Thursday, November 21, 2013. For their kind support. Concert performers are as follows:. With funding from the Ford Foundation.

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Film Screenings

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This mix of nineteen films, comprising the work of fourteen directors from nine countries, is designed to provide an opportunity for New York audiences to trace the contemporary working-out of processes of intercultural and cross-cultural transformation of jazz and jazz-identified musical practices in non-US local scenes. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2007. Documentary Film Festival,. National Track and Field Hall of Fame Theatre. The Armory At West 168th Street. 216 Fort Washington Avenue. 10:00 am - 6:00 pm.