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Philadelphia Orchestra To Decide Centennial Competition Winner With Audience Vote
October 1, 2000 / By

A Colombian-born American currently working in Amsterdam, an Indiana native teaching in New York, and a Chinese-born American college senior are the finalists in The Philadelphia Orchestra‘s Centennial Composition Competition. Chosen from among 330 applications …

Philadelphia Orchestra To Decide Centennial Competition Winner: Huang Ruo
October 1, 2000 / By

Huang Ruophoto by Nuiko Wadden

Huang Ruo, 23, is working with Chistopher Rouse on his Master’s Degree at The Juilliard School, having recently completed his undergraduate work at Oberlin. The Chinese-born American composer wrote …

CMA Announces Recipients of First-Ever Jazz Grants
October 1, 2000 / By

Don Bradenphoto by Joseph E. Rybczyk

Chamber Music America has announced the first recipients funded through New Works: Creation and Presentation, a new grant program supporting composer/performer-led ensembles in the creation of music …

Jack Nitzsche Dies In Hollywood
October 1, 2000 / By

Jack Nitzsche

Jack Nitzsche, an Oscar-winning songwriter, keyboardist and arranger who worked with Phil Spector, the Rolling Stones, Neil Young and Miles Davis, died on Friday, August 25, 2000 in Hollywood. He was 63.
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George Perlman Dies In Chicago
October 1, 2000 / By

George Perlman with the Golansphoto by Judith Golan

George Perlman, violinist and composer, taught for 74 years until two months before his death on June 23, 2000, at age 103. For much of his …

New York Chamber Symphony Receives Challenge Grant For New Music Competition
October 1, 2000 / By

Gerard Schwarzphoto by Steve Sherman

The New York Chamber Symphony has received a $100,000 challenge grant from the Knight Foundation for a new music project. In cooperation with WNYC radio, the project is a …

Alvin Singleton Receives Civitella Ranieiri Foundation Fellowship
October 1, 2000 / By

Alvin Singletonphoto by Joanna Eldredge Morrissey

Composer Alvin Singleton has recently returned from a residency at the Civitella Ranieri Center in Umbertide, Italy, awarded by the Civitella Ranieri Foundation. The purpose of the …

Paula Cooper Gallery Launches New Record Label “Dog w/a Bone”
October 1, 2000 / By

The Paula Cooper Gallery is pleased to announce the creation of its record label “dog w/o bone.” The label will be launched on October 3, 2000, with the simultaneous release of three recordings by …

New England Conservatory Hosts National Conference On Music Education
October 1, 2000 / By

Philip Glass at the NEC Conferencephoto by Jeff Thiebauth

In early September New England Conservatory‘s Research Center for Learning Through Music hosted a three-day national conference entitled “Making Music Work in Public Education: Innovative …

Amadeus Press Releases First Biography Of Morton Gould
October 1, 2000 / By

Peter Goodmanphoto by Stephen M. Goodman

Amadeus Press has announced the release of Peter W. Goodmans new book, Morton Gould: American Salute. This is the first complete biography of the multi-talented composer. In …