The theme: Orpheus.Eurydice.Hermes

Born in 1975. Graduated from Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatoire. Collaborated with The Novaya Opera Theatre of Moscow, The Tiny World Theatre of Moscow, The Novosibirsk State Opera and Ballet Theatre, The Moscow Philharmonic, The Moscow Forum festival, The Homecoming festival, The Farinelli Fest in ...read on

Apollonov, Pyotr Born in 1975. Graduated from Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatoire. Collaborated with The Novaya Opera Theatre of Moscow, The Tiny World Theatre of Moscow, The Novosibirsk State Opera and Ballet Theatre, The Moscow Philharmonic, The Moscow Forum festival, The Homecoming festival, The Farinelli Fest in Riga. The winner of The Homecoming international composer competition. Author of operatic, theatrical, choral and vocal/instrumental chamber music.

Maria Gouvali (born 1990) is a greek composer and saxophonist. She began her studies in classical saxophone and music theory in 1996 at the Municipal Conservatory of Lamia (Grecce). She received degrees in advanced music theory, obtaining diplomas in Harmony, Counterpoint and Fugue with a grade of ...read on

Gouvali, Maria Maria Gouvali (born 1990) is a greek composer and saxophonist. She began her studies in classical saxophone and music theory in 1996 at the Municipal Conservatory of Lamia (Grecce). She received degrees in advanced music theory, obtaining diplomas in Harmony, Counterpoint and Fugue with a grade of “Excellent” (Vassilis Kitsos class) and in 2011, she received her Diploma in Saxophone with the grade of “Excellent (unanimously)” (Thanos Fissekis class). She studied composition (Composition Class of Christos Samaras) at the Department of Music Studies of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece), from where she graduated with the highest distinction.

As a soloist, she has given many recitals in important concert halls of Greece. Her compositions have, also, been performed by contemporary music ensembles in the National Radio of Greece and in many concert halls in Europe. She has attended master classes with distinguished Greek and foreign saxophonists: Jean Marie Londeix, Theodoros Kerkezos, Thanassis Zervas, Leo Saguiguit, Eric Honour etc as well as seminars of advanced music theory and composition with Theodoros Antoniou, Nikos Kypourgos, Giorgos Hatzinikos etc.

She has been awarded prizes in several national and international saxophone and composition competitions. Among others, the Deutsches Nationaltheater and Staatskapelle Weimar chose her twice (2017-2018) to perfome her compositions in Matinees about the premieres of ‘’Lulu’’ and ‘’The Marriage of Figaro’’. Since 2009, she is a member of the “European Center for Saxophone Study” in Bordeaux, France. From 2011 to 2016, she taught saxophone and music theory in music schools and music conservatories in Greece.

She lives in Weimar (Germany) where she attends her master studies in composition at the Hochschule für Musik Franz Liszt (composition class of Michael Obst).

Tonkunst (Academy for Musical Art) Darmstadt, Germany, under Grigory Gruzman. Lecturer for piano at the AfT (Academy for Musical Art) Darmstadt. Winner of the 1st prize at the IPDA's International Composition Competition 2015 in Tokyo, Japan, with the composition "Three Epigrams" for piano four ...read on

Kolb, Oliver Tonkunst (Academy for Musical Art) Darmstadt, Germany, under Grigory Gruzman.
Lecturer for piano at the AfT (Academy for Musical Art) Darmstadt.
Winner of the 1st prize at the IPDA's International Composition Competition 2015 in Tokyo, Japan, with the composition "Three Epigrams" for piano four hands.
2nd prize at the Genzmer-Competition 2016 with "Trois pieces pittoresques" for flute and piano
Several publications of compositions by Schott International, Dohr/Köln (Cologne) and ''Pianodidact'' and ''Crescendo-Brass''.
Concert activity as pianist in different groups and as "Pianoduo Danhel-Kolb".
CD recordings as piano duo under the label Genuin/Leipzig with works by Mozart, Cramer, Onslow, Dvorak, Fibich, Schulhoff, Hurnik.

Curriculum Vitae Born on June 22, 1962 as the oldest of five brothers and sisters, I grew up in a village near Kassel. After graduating from school I went to Mainz to study to become a teacher of music, and French. I lived in Paris for two and a half years following the “Erstes Staatsexamen” ...read on

Rasenberger, Mona Curriculum Vitae

Born on June 22, 1962 as the oldest of five brothers and sisters, I grew up in a village near Kassel. After graduating from school I went to Mainz to study to become a teacher of music, and French. I lived in Paris for two and a half years following the “Erstes Staatsexamen” (state examination) and moved to Munich in February 1989 where I completed my studies with the “Zweites Staatsexamen” (1992). Since then, I have worked as a teacher at a Munich grammar school with a fine arts track.

As to my private life, I got married in 1992 and have two daughters (born 1995 and 1997). Took my maternity leave from 1995 to 2001. I broke up with my husband in October 2004 and got divorced in July 2007. My children have stayed with me and are now 17 and 19 years old.

On the subject of composing: In my teenage years I started creating my own music, mostly setting ballads to music and writing pieces for piano (and violin). Unfortunately, I had nobody to turn to for instruction. Later on as a teacher I’ve always tried to make up for what I thought was missing from music curriculums and encouraged students, both in my regular classes and elective courses, to compose their own music. The elective courses that I held for about ten years with different participants created four musicals that were performed to great success at our school. What was important to me was that all the participants involved in composing were given a chance to contribute their ideas. This helped me to learn a lot about the creative process and the changing musical tastes of young people. A great experience!

Born in Caracas, Venezuela 1956. I am a composer, performer, video artist, educator and lecturer. I play piano, English concertina, self-made instruments, toys, found objects and electronic and virtual instruments. I have composed and realized works for symphony orchestra, symphony band, a ...read on

Teruel, Ricardo Born in Caracas, Venezuela 1956.

I am a composer, performer, video artist, educator and lecturer. I play piano, English concertina, self-made instruments, toys, found objects and electronic and virtual instruments.

I have composed and realized works for symphony orchestra, symphony band, a childrens opera, concertos, chamber music, solo piano music, songs, choral works, incidental music for dance, films and TV documentaries, electronic and experimental music, sound poetry and works for voluntary audience participation and video art (visuals and sound).

My artistic processes include digitally synthesizing and manipulating sounds and images with a variety of open source and freeware resources.

I have won 19 composition prizes in my country and 4 Internationally.

Currently residing in Caracas, Venezuela.

Contact information:
Visit my blog http://rtcompositor.blogspot.com from where you can also send me a message and contact me.

Paschal St. Val Chibuike Abugu is a Neoclassical composer who, as well writes folk and contemporary music. Born in July 13, 1997 in Enugu, eastern part of Nigeria, he established himself in music theory, composition and piano through tutorials, private lectures and personal efforts. He has composed ...read on

Abugu, Paschal Paschal St. Val Chibuike Abugu is a Neoclassical composer who, as well writes folk and contemporary music. Born in July 13, 1997 in Enugu, eastern part of Nigeria, he established himself in music theory, composition and piano through tutorials, private lectures and personal efforts. He has composed various works and has performed in many concert. Among his famous compositions are St. Peter Claver’s parish Anthem, St. Jude’s school anthem, VINCEMUS, Lurtz I(string quartet), and Iwe(folk). Paschal is currently an undergraduate of Federal University of Technology, Owerri where he reads Polymer and Textile Engineering. He is the pioneer administrator at Chestropera.

My name is Florence Arguello. I've been studying music for four years. I'm proficient in several instruments. I am studying at the ''Félix T. Garzón Conservatory'' (Córdoba, Argentina). I am a member of several orchestras and bands, play different instruments, write and arrange. At the moment I ...read on

Argüello, Florencia My name is Florence Arguello. I've been studying music for four years. I'm proficient in several instruments. I am studying at the ''Félix T. Garzón Conservatory'' (Córdoba, Argentina). I am a member of several orchestras and bands, play different instruments, write and arrange. At the moment I am completing a degree program in composition at the ''National University of Córdoba'', (Córdoba, Argentina).

“Evocative and exciting … a musical voice that commands attention” – Martin Denton, NYTheatre.com “Mr. Ashkenasi’s music [has] dimensionality and touches of poignancy” – Jeremy Eichler, New York Times Danny Ashkenasi has been acting professionally since the age of ten and ...read on

Ashkenasi, Danny “Evocative and exciting … a musical voice that commands attention” – Martin Denton, NYTheatre.com


“Mr. Ashkenasi’s music [has] dimensionality and touches of poignancy” – Jeremy Eichler, New York Times

Danny Ashkenasi has been acting professionally since the age of ten and composing musical works that have been publically produced since the age of fourteen. In pursuing these arts, he has also developed his expertise as a writer, singer, director, producer and teaching artist. In recent years he has focused on creating and performing musical works that highlight the American experience, by adapting American literary masters and focusing on pertinent American historical and social themes.

His current musical writing projects include “Speakeasy – John and Jane's Adventures in the Wonderland” which explores the little know Queer culture of Prohibition era New York City; and “Feedstore Quartet” (Book and co-lyricist: Jack Hilton Cunningham) set in 1950’s Mississippi. Recently Danny adapted over 60 Langston Hughes’ poems in a full length musical revue called “I Too Sing America – The Blues According to Langston Hughes”, which was performed at the 2011 Harlem Renaissance Festival at the Metropolitan Playhouse, New York. Danny performed in his musical adaptation of Herman Melville’s “Cock-a-Doodle-Doo!” at the Metropolitan Playhouse and FringeNYC 2009. He also performed in “beTwixt, beTween & beTWAIN”, a Mark Twain Musical Comedy he wrote and composed, which played at The Producer’s Club May 16-June 8, 2008 and also had a special performance at the Westport Library in CN.

Danny Ashkenasi is an American citizen who was born and raised in Berlin, Germany. Consequently he also acts and has musical compositions produced in that country, including the musical “Wir Pfeifen auf den Gurkenkoenig” (text: Peter Lund), which had a long run in Berlin, “Once Upon A Frog /Es war einmal ein Frosch”, which was performed in English in Berlin, and recently enjoyed its German language premiere (translated by Danny Ashkenasi) at the Wetzlarer Festpiele; and “Hexen” (text: P. Lund), which has enjoyed dozens of productions throughout Germany, three alone in Berlin, including at the Deutsche Oper, as well as Austria and Finland (The English adaptation “Witches”, translated by Danny Ashkenasi, has been performed twice in New York.). He is the only composer twice invited as a finalist to the Hamburg Musical Festival.

Other US works includes “The Song of Job 9:11” (Text: D. Ashkenasi), performed in concert in New York numerous times since 2002, and produced theatrically at the FringeNYC Festival in 2004; and the chamber opera “Jenseits” (Text: Helga Krauss), produced as “Beyond” at the Village Temple and at the FringeNYC Festival 2005, both directed by Mr. Ashkenasi. He also composed a musicalisation (or “musicabre”) of Edgar Allen Poe’s “The Tell-Tale Heart”, which he performed (accompanied/surrounded by three cellos) at the Metropolitan Playhouse’s Poe festival and the 2006 FringeNYC Festival, where he won the FringeNYC award for “Outstanding Music and Lyrics”, and which was also produced by the TrypTych Concert and Opera in Toronto.

Other musical works produced in New York include “When Thou, My Music, Music Play’st” (Text: W. Shakespeare, adapted from his Sonnets), “Lucky Hans” (Text: Margie Duffield) and “Les Artistes” (Text: Greg Steinbrunar). He has also composed several one-act musicals for the Berkshire Ensemble for Theatre Arts and the International Schools Theatre Association England Summer Program. Chamber music compositions of his include Evocations I – XXII for Viola and Piano, Aphorisms for Mezzo Soprano and Trumpet, and the Spree Forest Suite for Flute and Harp, which was recorded by the Duo Elysee.

Additional acting credits include Off- and Off-Off Broadway, regional theater and tours, and theater, TV and film in Germany.

contact: [email protected]

Jack Ballard, PhD, has composed, performed and produced music in a variety of genres, from classical and film music to jazz and bluegrass. He worked with Gunther Schuller, Wendell Jones, Arthur Post, David Maddux, and Frank Wiley, and received B.A.Ed and M.M. degrees from Central Washington and ...read on

BALLARD, JACK Jack Ballard, PhD, has composed, performed and produced music in a variety of genres, from classical and film music to jazz and bluegrass. He worked with Gunther Schuller, Wendell Jones, Arthur Post, David Maddux, and Frank Wiley, and received B.A.Ed and M.M. degrees from Central Washington and Eastern Washington Universities. His half-dissertation on hyperextended tertian sonority is from Kent State University. Its initial research received the Bruce Benward Student Music Theory Award in 2007. His ballet, The Castle for orchestra, received the Ipark Foundation’s Thanatopolis Prize for Memorial Composition for the movement, “Lament,” and in 2012 was the winner of GBE competition for his piece, Dances for solo violin. A selection from his oratorio, Incarnatus Dei won Honorable Mention with the Vanguard Premiers competition, and he is recently finished his Concerto for Orchestra.

Probably the best known representation of his diversity in styles and instrumentation is his song cycle The Psalms (REX Music, 1994), which includes such jazz notables as Alex Acuña, David Friesen, Fletch Wiley, Tom Patitucci, and others, and members of the Oregon Symphony. “So unique and creative, it breaks new artistic ground” from National Religious Broadcaster. “A great collection:” Moody Monthly. Of his symphonic poem for orchestra, The Traveler’s Psalm, the Durango Herald wrote: “Enchanting, lyrical and polished to the point that it sounded as if it were the work of one of our time-honored masters.”

As a Fulbright Scholar in African Music (Kenya, 2013), it is no surprise that his pieces often incorporate classical and ethnic styles throughout the world, but especially New World and Old World styles that contributed to the development of music in North and South America. Ballard’s production company, Kiwibird Creative Services, specializes in production that develops popular and classical style integration, such as film scoring and eclectic CD projects, and markets its services in the film world as being genre-, ethnically and period- specific and diverse.
He presently teaches music production, ethnomusicology, and composition at Malone University in Canton, Ohio.

Iara Behs (www.iarabehs.com) is a concert pianist and composer. Her concerts captivate through the particularly original and charming way she presents her performances. The artist herself arouses the interest and curiosity of her audience in the works she is about to play with an informative ...read on

Behs-Dietsche, Iara Iara Behs (www.iarabehs.com)

is a concert pianist and composer. Her concerts captivate through the particularly original and charming way she presents her performances. The artist herself arouses the interest and curiosity of her audience in the works she is about to play with an informative introduction. Besides the classical repertoire and the music of her native country, Brazil, she plays also her own compositions in concert. Today composition is the main focus of her work.

Born in Porto Alegre in southern Brazil, she completed her piano studies with Dirce Knijnik and Norma Bojunga. Passing her final examinations with distinction, she was awarded a grant by the government of Brazil to continue her studies in Germany. This she did at the "State Academy for Music" in Karlsruhe, under Kalle Randalu and Michael Uhde.

While still studying she took part in master classes and music festivals in both Europe and South America together with pianists such as Bruno Canino, Rudolph Kehrer, Roberto Szidon, Lev Vlasenko, Homero Magalhaes, Dinorah Varsi, Miguel Proença and others, which greatly deepened and extended the breadth of her vision of music.

Iara Behs's career as a pianist has already been crowned with a great deal of success. She won first prize in the Porto Alegre Symphony Orchestra's "Competition for Young Soloists" and was named the "best interpreter of Brazilian music" in a piano competition held by the Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul. Her activity as a concert pianist has seen her perform in Brazil and in many countries of Europe where she also performed as a soloist with well-known orchestras conducted by Zygmunt Rychert, Arlindo Teixeira, Nestor Wennholz, Alexandru Lascae, Petr Vronsky and others. She has also made recordings for radio and appeared on television.

Iara lives in Germany with her husband and daughter.
www.iarabehs.com

I am C-church musician and already have composed some choral preludes for organ, mostly for two manuals and pedal. Also I have a few gallows songs of Christian Morgenstern set to music.

Böttger, Martin I am C-church musician and already have composed some choral preludes for organ, mostly for two manuals and pedal.
Also I have a few gallows songs of Christian Morgenstern set to music.

Cagle, Chad

A poet, writer and composer.

Chong, Eunhee A poet, writer and composer.

Reiko Clement is a German composer, bandoneonist and arranger. His rhythmic style is very catchy and partly reminds of the way on which Astor Piazolla played. Piazzolla's compositional technique is in contrast to his own more of a classic design and often dispenses with the typical syncopations ...read on

Clement, Reiko Reiko Clement is a German composer, bandoneonist and arranger.
His rhythmic style is very catchy and partly reminds of the way on which Astor Piazolla played.
Piazzolla's compositional technique is in contrast to his own more of a
classic design and often dispenses with the typical syncopations which means that the
melody returns to its simplicity giving the counterpoint a new sense of simplicit and .
opportunities to develop.

French-Romanian Diana Cotoman is a member of the French equivalent of the Performing Rights Society for Music, the SACEM and of the SACD, the Society of Dramatic Authors and Composers. After an initial training in Romania as a violinist, Diana spends 15 years in Paris and develops her musical ...read on

Cotoman, Diana French-Romanian Diana Cotoman is a member of the French equivalent of the Performing Rights Society for Music, the SACEM and of the SACD, the Society of Dramatic Authors and Composers.

After an initial training in Romania as a violinist, Diana spends 15 years in Paris and develops her musical spectrum teaching, conducting and, above all, composing.
Diana develops an original style, combining influences inherited from Eastern European folklore and her classical music education with minimalism, jazz and electro-acoustic explorations. The key word to her musical universe is melody.

Her catalogue includes symphonic works, operas and chamber music. Her works have been played in France, Romania, England, Switzerland and Canada, and several have been recorded on CD and vinyl disc.

She now lives in Montreal, Canada, and explores scoring for films and video games.

https://dianacotoman.com/en/

Born 1950 in Vienna, first compositional instruction from Professor Kratochwil Studied law and a couple semesters in composition (Prof. Neumann) Diplomatic career ( Austrian Ambassador in Morocco and in the Senegal). Resumption of work as a composer in 2010. The compositions include ...read on

Deiss, Dr.Gerhard Born 1950 in Vienna,
first compositional instruction from Professor Kratochwil
Studied law and a couple semesters in composition (Prof. Neumann)
Diplomatic career ( Austrian Ambassador in Morocco and in the Senegal).
Resumption of work as a composer in 2010.
The compositions include different pieces for piano, for choir ( 3 motets, one a-capella composition and a mass), a concerto for violin and orchestra, 2 string quartets , a piano trio, two pieces for clarinet and piano and lieder.
First string quartet, opus 11, had its first public performance in Skopje on 28th May 2015. c.f. link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5mLinbAa0A.
Debut-performance of "She walks in Beauty", with Gonca Bogoromova Krapovski, soprano, Pascal Krapovski, cello, and Milica Skarik, piano,in Skopje in March 2016. Further performances in 2018.
Further performance of the string quartet by the "Goya-Quartet"(Salzburg) at the Austrian Cultural Forum Bratislava in April 2016.
Debut performance of "Fantasie-Impromptu" for clarinet and piano by Ulrich Manafi and Veronika Trisko at the 32nd Chopin-Festival at Gaming on 11 August 2016.
First public performance of the 2nd string quartet by Aronquartett on 19 March 2019 in Bratislava, four further performances in Poland in April 2019.
cf. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrI0Umtss0w&feature=youtu.be
Publication of three novels , c.f. .https://www.wienerzeitung.at/nachrichten/kultur/literatur/2007357-Gerhard-Deiss-ueber-versunkene-Hoffnungen., html.https://www.stadtbekannt.at/buchtipp-rueckkehr-nach-europa/

Student compositions, Caracas, Venezuela

Díaz, Jorge Student compositions, Caracas, Venezuela

I was born in 1996 near Bonn, Germany. Since I can remember music has always had a high value in my life. At an early age I was in the children's choir. I learned the violin and later also the piano. But what always fascinated me was writing music. That's why I started composing quite early on ...read on

Dörr, Johannes I was born in 1996 near Bonn, Germany. Since I can remember music has always had a high value in my life. At an early age I was in the children's choir. I learned the violin and later also the piano. But what always fascinated me was writing music. That's why I started composing quite early on and I like to do that over and over.

CRISTIAN FELIPE FERNÁNDEZ TORO Bachelor in 4th year Composition Music Academy of Christian Humanism University Personal Background Personal ID 19.289.386-0 Date of birth 2 January 1996 Nationality Chilean Marital status Single Address Friburgo #447, La ...read on

Fernández Toro, Cristian Felipe CRISTIAN FELIPE FERNÁNDEZ TORO
Bachelor in 4th year Composition
Music Academy of Christian Humanism University

Personal Background

Personal ID 19.289.386-0
Date of birth 2 January 1996
Nationality Chilean
Marital status Single
Address Friburgo #447, La Florida
Telefon (+2) 2 2214739 / +569
Email [email protected]

Academic Background

March 2014 to present
University Academy of Humanism Christian Faculty of Arts. Studies in the fourth year in the career of the musical composition.
Outstanding student of composition under Prof. Miguel Farías. 2001-2013-Don Bosco High School, Camilo Ortúzar Montt, Education and Media.
Graduated with academic honors.

Curricular Activities

2016-2017. Lecturer in Voice and Saxophone at the Academy of Instruments (Extensions Program at University Academy of Christian Humanism).
2006-2007 Ilustre Municipalidad de Florida.
Clarinetist of the Orchestra Juvenil-Infantil of the Municipality of Florida.
Completed Introductory Theory and Solfeggio and instrument classes.
2007-2008 Clarinetist, Band Instrumental, Jazz Band of the Municipality of San Bernardo.
Postrock band director: Hernan Pinto Vilchez.
2010-2013 Ballet Folklorico Antumapu Universidad de Chile;
long-time member of the musical cast of Ballet Folklórico Antumapitos of the Universidad de Chile, under the direction of Professor Viviana Cortés Guerra.
Substitute member of the musical cast of Ballet Folklórico Antumapu, the Universidad de Chile, headed by Rodrigo Salgado and general direction of Professor Oscar Ramírez.

2012 Universidad Mayor, "Introduction to Latin Percussion" Winter course.
2014-2015 Singer in choirs, Premiere of "Requiem for Fernando Rosas", FOJI, under the direction of José Luis Domínguez. 2014-2017 Singer in up-and coming choir. Teatro Municipal de Santiago, Director Victor Alarcon.
2014 Singer, Festival of contemporary music. Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Director Victor Alarcon.
2015 Assistant conductor, University Academy of Christian Humanism.
2016 Director of the Choir, University Academy of Christian Humanism.
2016 Course participation as an active student IX in contemporary composition "COPIU" with Prof. Luca Belcastro, NGO-Germina.Cciones.

2016 to present Tenor, composer and arranger in the Agrupación Coral E' Mund, Director: Ricardo Curihuinca, resulting in different scenarios and festivals in Chile and abroad.
2016 Participation in the International Festival of Choral Voices in Alajuela, Costa Rica, with the group Coral E' Mund.
2016 Premiere of the piece, "Trilogy for a Revival", performed by COPIUENSAMBLE (Director: Sebastian Ramirez), within the framework of the prisms in the Centro Cultural Gabriela Mistral (GAM) Festival.
2017 Premiere of "Three Pieces for a Family Reunion", for flute, clarinet and guitar at University Academy of Christian Humanism. 2017 Premiere of the Chilean subsequent grouping Coral E Music Arrangements Coral Mund, Director: Ricardo Curihuinca.

2017 Participation as an active student in course X in contemporary composition, ,,COPIU" with Prof. Luca Belcastro, NGO-Germina.Cciones. Performed in the concert halls of Teatro Caupolicán, Teatro Teletón, Teatro Municipal de Santiago, Quinta Vergara, Sala Master UCH., Sala SCD, Centro Cultural GAM, Espacio Matta, Teatro Corpartes de Las Condes, Teatro de Carabineros, Teatro Oriente, Teatro U. Mayor.

Skills

Advanced English language: Listening, speaking, reading and writing.
Intermediate French language: Three months stay in Gatineau, Quebec, Canada.
Singing lessons with Cecilia Barrientos Covacich, soprano. Saxophone lessons with Jaime Vasquez.

Born 1982 in Niederösterreich, Austria, he founded his own youth theatre group at an early age in his hometown of Pottenstein, which he directed from 1996 to 2011. He has worked with children and adolescents in music and acting and is the author and composer of numerous musicals for children, ...read on

Fiala, Günther Born 1982 in Niederösterreich, Austria, he founded his own youth theatre group at an early age in his hometown of Pottenstein, which he directed from 1996 to 2011. He has worked with children and adolescents in music and acting and is the author and composer of numerous musicals for children, adolescents and adults.

From 2003 to 2016 he studied music education at the ''University of Music and Performing Arts'' in Vienna (vocals with Brigitte Stradiot, piano with Michael Lipp and Helmuth Luksch, composition with Wolfram Wagner) as well as teaching German at the University of Vienna.

2001 to 2011 Cello with Ruth Ferlic and Gudula Urban
2004 to 2007 Acting with Martina Noetzel
2009 to 2012 speech therapist studies at the ''University of Applied Sciences'' Vienna-Neustadt

Numerous performances as singer, conductor and pianist

Member of the Austrian Composers' Association

Winner of the 1st prize in the composition competition 2017/2018 of the ''Zentralkapelle'' (Central Chapel) Berlin, Germany.

Born on June 26, 1951 Occupation: Business Administration / programmer Music: Self-taught with emphasis on concert guitar, composition I run the site www.classic-arietta.de

Fuchs, Ronald Born on June 26, 1951
Occupation: Business Administration / programmer
Music: Self-taught with emphasis on concert guitar, composition
I run the site www.classic-arietta.de

Percussionist and composer born in 1996. I started my musical education at the age of four. I'm part of the "Ensamble de Percusión de Los Llanos". Important performances include a series of recorded CDs, a tour at the Festival de Metales y Percusión "Epsival" in France and the opportunity to ...read on

Garcia, Jose Percussionist and composer born in 1996. I started my musical education at the age of four. I'm part of the "Ensamble de Percusión de Los Llanos". Important performances include a series of recorded CDs, a tour at the Festival de Metales y Percusión "Epsival" in France and the opportunity to participate in various seminars with national and international teachers. I have participated ten times in the Festival Internacional de Percusión de Los Llanos (FIPLlanos).

In 2013 I was invited on tour with the ''Caracas Youth Orchestra'' in Asia visiting cities such as Hiroshima and Tokyo, Japan, and Seoul, South Korea. I began my career in composition for drums at the age of 17 and had the opportunity to publish some of my works in events such as the Latin-American School of Percussion, percussion concerts and the 2014 and 2015 FIPLlanos (a repertoire all alone to interpret). I am currently in my sixth semester of music composition studies at the ''National Experimental University of the Arts'' and am looking forward to completing my drums at the Conservatory of Music "Simón Bolívar" soon.

Gerardo Gerulewicz. Composer, pianist and conductor. Born in Caracas, Venezuela in 1966. Started his musical training in Caracas studying violin, piano and composition. At the Moscow Conservatory P.I. Tchaikovsky in Russia studied Composition with Leonid Bobylev and Piano with Rimma A. Khananina. He ...read on

Gerulewicz, Gerardo Gerardo Gerulewicz. Composer, pianist and conductor. Born in Caracas, Venezuela in 1966. Started his musical training in Caracas studying violin, piano and composition. At the Moscow Conservatory P.I. Tchaikovsky in Russia studied Composition with Leonid Bobylev and Piano with Rimma A. Khananina. He graduated in 1998 “with honors” as a Composer. In Venezuela he graduated as a Conductor under Maestro Alfredo Rugeles and Maestro Rodolfo Saglimbeni. Also holds a degree in Marine Engineering.
His works have been performed in Venezuela, France, Russia, Germany, Croatia, USA and Spain. Has been Head of the Music Department of the Central University in Caracas and teaches composition at the José Angel Lamas Music School and the Simón Bolívar Conservatory in Caracas.
His compositions include works for orchestra, one Opera, a Symphonic poem for baritone, chorus and orchestra, three piano concertos (one for left hand), a violin concerto, chamber music, several works for piano and vocal music.
Has been awarded the Third Prize at the “Classical Heritage" Association 1st International Composer’s Competition in 1998 -Moscow, Russia. The Herrera Luque Foundation Prize for Composition in 1998 -Caracas, Venezuela. The Municipal Music Prize in 2006, 2008 and 2011 -Caracas, Venezuela. Finalist at the International Music Prize for Excellence in Composition 2010, advanced level, National Academy of Music, Colorado. Third Prize at the Concurso de Composición Antonio Estévez 2013 -Caracas, Venezuela.
As a pianist and conductor frequently performs contemporary music, including his own works.

Born 1991 in Argentina. His first beginnings at music were self-taught until he began his education at the age of 17 at the School of Fine Arts in the city of Quilmes, Buenos Aires, Argentina, from which he graduated as a teacher in musical education in 2015. He studied piano with Prof. Pablo ...read on

Goitia, Ariel Born 1991 in Argentina. His first beginnings at music were self-taught until he began his education at the age of 17 at the School of Fine Arts in the city of Quilmes, Buenos Aires, Argentina, from which he graduated as a teacher in musical education in 2015. He studied piano with Prof. Pablo Depaoli and is currently studying composition at the Manuel de Falla Conservatory of Buenos Aires City under the direction of Professor Guillo Espel.

Friedemann Graef lives and works in Berlin, Germany, as a composer, clarinettist and saxophonist. Already as a high school student he played in the ensemble of the group ''Neue Musik Berlin'' and studied composition with Earle Brown. After phases of experimental rock music he was active in the ...read on

Graef, Friedemann Friedemann Graef lives and works in Berlin, Germany, as a composer, clarinettist and saxophonist. Already as a high school student he played in the ensemble of the group ''Neue Musik Berlin'' and studied composition with Earle Brown. After phases of experimental rock music he was active in the European free jazz scene for many years. Friedemann Graef studied music ethnology in the USA, Indian raga music with Kamalesh Maitra and orchestration in Berlin, HdK. He composed orchestral and choral music, electronic music, organ works and chamber music with a focus on church music.
His particular interest lies in the interaction of composition and improvisation.
He is a member of the German Composers' Association and works with the publishing houses Ries & Erler, Berlin and advance/Schott,
Entry in Wikipedia
www.saxophoneconcepts.de
Translated from the German version of Wikipedia into English.

Hello, My name is Soojin(Kristine) Han. I started to share some of my music on Youtube Channel. Please come visit the channel, and if you liked it, please subscribe. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4Okb-qaJt_4h9whYcOcXmw Spotify: ...read on

Cho, Soojin Hello,
My name is Soojin(Kristine) Han. I started to share some of my music on Youtube Channel. Please come visit the channel, and if you liked it, please subscribe.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4Okb-qaJt_4h9whYcOcXmw

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4HRjIOAjI7zwCjqIFels75?

Soojin Cho( Soojin Kristine Han) was born in Seoul, Korea, and started playing the piano at the age of five. She started her career by composing children’s songs and gospel music in her teens; her songs won prizes in competitions such as the Korean Youth Gospel Song Contest in New York City and KBS (Korean Broadcasting System) Children’s Song Competition for Families. She received a bachelor’s degree in music composition from Yonsei University in Seoul, Korea, while she obtained her master’s and doctoral degrees in music composition from Florida State University (USA) where she received a full scholarship and a nomination for the Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award.

Soojin currently lives in Maryland, USA, is a mother of three children who loves sports and music, writes music in her spare time, occasionally works as a part-time accompanist, and serves as a choir director at a Korean church.

South African composer Hendrik Hofmeyr studied music at the University of Cape Town and, during ten years of self-imposed exile as a conscientious objector, in Italy. He achieved his first major success as composer with 'The Fall of the House of Usher', which won the South African Opera Competition ...read on

Hofmeyr, Hendrik South African composer Hendrik Hofmeyr studied music at the University of Cape Town and, during ten years of self-imposed exile as a conscientious objector, in Italy. He achieved his first major success as composer with 'The Fall of the House of Usher', which won the South African Opera Competition and the Nederburg Opera Prize. In the same year, Hofmeyr obtained first prize in an international competition in Italy with music for a film by Wim Wenders. He has also won the prestigious Queen Elisabeth Competition of Belgium (with 'Raptus' for violin and orchestra) and the Mitropoulos Competition in Athens (with 'Byzantium' for high voice and orchestra). His 'Incantesimo' for flute was chosen to represent South Africa at the Congress of the International Society of Contemporary Music in Croatia in 2005. Hofmeyr, whose oeuvre includes more than a hundred commissioned works, is currently professor and Head of Composition and Music Theory at the University of Cape Town.

After classical piano studies, Maxime went to the University of Lyon to study music composition and scoring for film. Then he finished his degree at the University of Montréal in 2013 where he worked on symphonic orchestration and interactive music in video games. He shows interest in ...read on

Jacquet, Maxime After classical piano studies, Maxime went to the University of Lyon to study music composition and scoring for film. Then he finished his degree at the University of Montréal in 2013 where he worked on symphonic orchestration and interactive music in video games.

He shows interest in diverse styles of music : jazz, classical and mainly orchestral scores for films. He also plays drums for many years.

You can see his work on his website : www.jacquetmaxime.com

Ryan Thomas Johnson is a Los Angeles-based composer. Cutting his teeth as a rock keyboardist, he has toured four countries, made numerous recordings, and played in countless venues, primarily as the leader of progressive rock band Überband. His choral setting of the Wessobrunner Gebet was ...read on

Johnson, Ryan Ryan Thomas Johnson is a Los Angeles-based composer. Cutting his teeth as a rock keyboardist, he has toured four countries, made numerous recordings, and played in countless venues, primarily as the leader of progressive rock band Überband.
His choral setting of the Wessobrunner Gebet was performed by the Munich Orpheus Choir as part of Musicalion’s 2016 Diabelli Competition. Recent years have shown him working as a composer for theatrical productions including Stoneface (Pasadena Playhouse), Watson, and Neverwhere (Sacred Fools Theater). His original musical Deadly premiered in Hollywood in 2019. As a music director and live musician, he has worked artists as diverse as singer Sia Furler, DJ Kid Koala, and actors French Stewart and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. In 2021, he scored the feature film Match for director Sean McGinly (The Great Buck Howard). He is currently recording an a cappella album, writing chamber music, playing in the metal band Circle of Sighs and electronic dance group Hell Money.

A Japanese Composer-Conductor. borned in Fukushima/ Japan. Studies in Fukushima, Tokyo, Wien, Stuttgart, Ludwigsburg and Frankfurt with Shimazu, I・Yun, Nishimura, Österreicher, Bernstein, Lachenmann, J・Kaiser, Rilling and Zender: theory, piano, composition, conducting and musicology. He ...read on

Kan-no, Shigeru A Japanese Composer-Conductor. borned in Fukushima/ Japan. Studies in Fukushima, Tokyo, Wien, Stuttgart, Ludwigsburg and Frankfurt with Shimazu, I・Yun, Nishimura, Österreicher, Bernstein, Lachenmann, J・Kaiser, Rilling and Zender: theory, piano, composition, conducting and musicology. He conducted Nuerunberg Philharmonic, Roma Symphony Orchestra. Paris Contemporary Music Ensemble. etc.

Matthew Knights 16 Tripp Crescent, Nepean, Ontario, K2J 1C6 | 613-315-7638 | [email protected] EXPERIENCE Nepean School of Music, Teacher September 2014 - Present Taught as many as 52 students, from ages 4 and up, at levels from absolute beginners to Royal Conservatory level 10 students, ...read on

Knights, Matthew Matthew Knights
16 Tripp Crescent, Nepean, Ontario, K2J 1C6 | 613-315-7638 | [email protected]

EXPERIENCE

Nepean School of Music, Teacher
September 2014 - Present
Taught as many as 52 students, from ages 4 and up, at levels from absolute beginners to Royal Conservatory level 10 students, covering mostly classical music with some jazz and pop.
Taught theory from basics through to Advanced Harmony.
Organized and helped direct concerts at least twice yearly.

Church Pianist, Barrhaven United Church
June 2017 - September 2017
Chose and performed hymnals each Sunday.
Played for Funerals as needed.
Accompanied community musician’s performances.

Composer
January 2017 - Present
Commission - The Disingenuous Professor and his Nymphet for Flute and Piano; Paid for and premiered by Michael Zappavigna from McGill University.
Composer - Changing Times for solo piano for award winning short film, We are Here, directed by Caitlyn Causey.

Accompanist
2014 - Present
Played for Kiwanis students and for University Bachelor and Master’s students at the University of Ottawa in a range of environments from auditions to concerts.
Worked with all voice types, violin, french horn, flute, and others.

EDUCATION

University of Ottawa — Bachelor of Music
September 2013 - April 2017
Student of Professor Andrew Tunis for solo repertoire, and Frédéric Lacroix for ensemble répertoire.
Current student of Dr. Kelly-Marie Murphy in Composition.
Strong background in theory courses, particularly analysis and post-tonal theory courses; experience with contrapuntal techniques after J.S. Bach, and Schenkerian Analysis.

AWARDS
Changing Times - Scored for We Are Here which won CTV Best in Shorts in 2017

have been playing saxophone for 11 years. Around 4 years ago I began teaching myself to arrange songs before my combo started. Since the beginning of the year I have been taking composition lessons from Stefan Walter.

Krüger, Andi have been playing saxophone for 11 years.
Around 4 years ago I began teaching myself to arrange songs before
my combo started.
Since the beginning of the year I have been taking composition lessons from Stefan Walter.

Luis F. Laya Venezuelan pianist and composer, trained in the Latin American Chair of Composition with Maestro Blas Atehortúa and in the Bachelor of Music mention Composition of UNEARTE with Maestro Gerardo Gerulewicz. He has studied Piano at the Simón Bolívar Music Conservatory in the city of ...read on

Laya, Luis Luis F. Laya

Venezuelan pianist and composer, trained in the Latin American Chair of Composition with Maestro Blas Atehortúa and in the Bachelor of Music mention Composition of UNEARTE with Maestro Gerardo Gerulewicz. He has studied Piano at the Simón Bolívar Music Conservatory in the city of Caracas with Doménico Lombardi. He has developed as a teacher in the Latin American Chair of Composition; coordinating collective musical projects such as the "Cantata in Tribute to Simón Díaz", a choral symphonic work of great importance carried out by his composition students. He has received numerous composition awards among which stand out: the 1st International Contest of Choral Composition Alberto Grau, with the work "Peace" for of female voices choir; the 1st place in the 1st Contest "Simón Bolívar - Fundación Seguros Caracas", for his work "Piezas Cereales" for Orquesta; the Municipal Music Award of Caracas, for the work "Suite Marina" for Narrator and Orchestra; and the Caracas Municipal Film Prize for the original music of the film "Luisa" by Juan Carlos Wessolossky, best foreign film at the Sant Andreu de la Barca Festival and official selection of the Shanghai International Film Festival.

Studied German literature and music. Singer with the Hallens madrigalists and artistic director of the chamber choir Leuna. Not only a composer (mainly for choir) but also a writer. As such under my former name cooperation with Mikis Theodorakis, Horst Irrgang and many others.

Mandel, Doris Claudia Studied German literature and music. Singer with the Hallens madrigalists and artistic director of the chamber choir Leuna. Not only a composer (mainly for choir) but also a writer. As such under my former name cooperation with Mikis Theodorakis, Horst Irrgang and many others.

Bavat Marom began her artistic journey as a painter, a dancer and a composition student of Prof. Abel Ehrlich in her native Israel. She traveled to Austria to undertake vocal studies with Prof. Rudolf Knoll at the Mozarteum in Salzburg. She then was personally invited by Mikael Eliasen, head of the ...read on

Marom, Bavat Bavat Marom began her artistic journey as a painter, a dancer and a composition student of Prof. Abel Ehrlich in her native Israel. She traveled to Austria to undertake vocal studies with Prof. Rudolf Knoll at the Mozarteum in Salzburg. She then was personally invited by Mikael Eliasen, head of the Voice & Opera dept. at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, USA, to continue her studies there. She graduated with a Master’s Degree in Opera. While at Curtis, Ms. Marom had participated in masterclasses with artists such as Luciano Pavarotti, Anna Moffo, Regina Resnick, Galina Vishnevskaya, Betty Allan and Todd Duncan. During this time she was working as a cantor, and as a fashion model in her spare time.

Following her graduation, Ms. Marom won the prestigious Opera Foundation Competition, and joined the ensemble of the Deutsche Oper Berlin, where she performed leading roles in operas of Wagner (Der Ring des Nibelungen), Verdi, Bizet, Humperdinck, and more. At that time, her mentor was Ks. Kaja Borris. She went on to perform leading roles in opera houses, and to sing in symphonic and chamber music concerts, recitals, galas, and festivals in venues such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center (New York), Residenz (Munich) and The Israel Festival (Jerusalem).

Ms. Marom premiered new compositions by Reinhard Flender, Ella Milch-Sheriff, Ofer Ben Moshe, Gil Shohat, Sylvia Glickman, Boaz Tarsi, Ehud Pecker, Ron Weidberg, Luis Prado, and more. Composers such as Leroy Osmon, Abel Ehrlich, Ofer Ben-Amots, Udi Horev and Ady Cohen dedicated their compositions to her.

Ms. Marom won grants from The America-Israel Cultural Foundation, The Opera Foundation Competition, The Olga Forrai Foundation, The Arts Council of the Israeli National Lottery (for advanced professional studies of Wagnerian roles at the Stuttgart University), The Joy In Singing Competition, The Margaret Rice Music Scholarship Fund, The Universität Mozarteum, The Curtis Institute of Music and more.
For Further Information: www.bavatmarom.com

Studied composition at the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester, UK, with Anthony Gilbert, Robin Walker & Adam Gorb. Moved to Darmstadt, won prizes for chamber work and first chamber opera "Putzfrauen" (2003). Graduated Reading University with PGCE. Working as an educator, composer, and ...read on

Maunders, James Studied composition at the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester, UK, with Anthony Gilbert, Robin Walker & Adam Gorb. Moved to Darmstadt, won prizes for chamber work and first chamber opera "Putzfrauen" (2003). Graduated Reading University with PGCE. Working as an educator, composer, and musician in England. Recent work includes music for John Mortimer's "A Christmas Carol" and Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream". Upcoming premieres include Yaldo - a 45 minute cantata drawn from Syrian church modes and free jazz and Kraken II - an orchestral evocation of a sleeping sea monster of colossal proportions. Principal interests: the juxtaposition of unusual or unlikely combinations, music for the theater.

Monroy Bustos, Milton Javier

Jeff Morris creates experiences that engage audiences’ minds with their surroundings. His performances, installations, lectures, and writings appear in international venues known for cutting-edge arts and deep questions in the arts. He has won awards for making art emerge from unusual situations: ...read on

Morris, Jeff Jeff Morris creates experiences that engage audiences’ minds with their surroundings. His performances, installations, lectures, and writings appear in international venues known for cutting-edge arts and deep questions in the arts. He has won awards for making art emerge from unusual situations: music tailored to architecture and cityscapes, performance art for the radio, and serious concert music for toy piano, robot, Sudoku puzzles, and paranormal electronic voice phenomena.

He has presented work in the Onassis Cultural Center (Athens), Triennale Museum (Milan), D–22 (Beijing’s avant garde music scene), the International Symposium on Electronic Art (Vancouver, Canada), the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library and Museum (Austin), and the Chicago Architecture Foundation’s “Open House Chicago.”

His work has won awards in the Concours de Bourges (France), Viseu Rural (Portugal), “Music in Architecture” International Competition (Austin), the Un“Cage”d Toy Piano Competition (NYC), and the “Radio Killed the Video Star” Competition (NYC). He has two albums of live sampling improvisations forthcoming from PARMA Recordings (distributed by internationally and online via Naxos).

Writings about his works and their aesthetics have been presented at the International Computer Music Conference, Generative Art International Conference, and Computer Art Congress and are published by Leonardo Music Journal, Springer, and IGI Global.

He curates the Fresh Minds Festival of audiovisual art from all over the world, serves as Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Art, Culture and Design Technologies, and created the Performance Technology (PerfTech) program at Texas A&M University (a Carnegie Tier One Research University and member of the elite Association of American Universities).

http://morrismusic.org

Raphael Muhr, born 1965

Muhr, Raphael Raphael Muhr, born 1965

He began his musical training as a self-taught musician by means of his electric guitar and popular compositions. He then went to the ''Conservatory of Music of Carabobo (CMC)'' where he studied under various masters such as Humberto Delgado and Miguel Angel Rodriguez. He also took part in a double ...read on

Navarro, Luis Emilio He began his musical training as a self-taught musician by means of his electric guitar and popular compositions. He then went to the ''Conservatory of Music of Carabobo (CMC)'' where he studied under various masters such as Humberto Delgado and Miguel Angel Rodriguez. He also took part in a double bass course with Professor Arnaldo Álvarez. He studied composition workshops with master Luis Pérez Valero. He is currently involved in various musical projects, his musical education as a self-taught musician and holds a degree in psychology from the ''Universidad Arturo Michelena''.

NEW: Chamber quintet "Quid est homo" - listen and download! I was born in Rotenburg an der Fulda in 1957. I studied mathematics and currently work as a software developer. I took piano lessons from 1962 to 1978, between 1969 and 1978 at the Julius-Stern-Institut Berlin (now part of the Berlin ...read on

Neubauer, Hartmut NEW: Chamber quintet "Quid est homo" - listen and download!
I was born in Rotenburg an der Fulda in 1957. I studied mathematics and currently work as a software developer. I took piano lessons from 1962 to 1978, between 1969 and 1978 at the Julius-Stern-Institut Berlin (now part of the Berlin University of the Arts), where I was taught music theory and aural training as well.
At present I live in Cologne.
My "Cardenal Psalms" were performed in Cologne with Marianne Hutmacher in 1995, and again in Böblingen in 2007 (psalms 130 and 148). Also in 2007, my "Magnificat" for five-part chamber choir was performed at the Evangelische Kirchentag in Cologne. Another work already presented in public is "Ezekiel 37" for cello and piano. This was composed between 1989 and 1992, with performances in Berlin and Cologne.
On 23 September 2012, two lieder based on Selma Meerbaum-Eisinger’s poems "Der Kelch" and "Du, weißt du" premiered in Cologne at a lieder and poetry recital.
- 2014: Participation in the Diabelli Contest with "IRINI-AGAPI" for piano solo. It did not win a prize, but has been performed in September 2015 in Leverkusen.
- 2016: Participation in the Diablli Contest with "MIRACULUM MAXIMUM" for choir, a musical interpretation of the Wessobrunn prayer.
- 2016: First performances of the musical setting "Beatitudines" in Köln and Düsseldorf in the context of a project "DIE HIMMEL DER ERDE" ("The Heavens of Earth"). It was about compositions for choir about the "Universal Declaration of Human Rights". More informations on the site of the chamber choir Kammerchor Cantamo: http://www.cantamo.de .
- 2018: Third participation in a contest - the Carl Orff Competition with "RAIZERAYA", a musical setting of a fragment of the poem "Orpheus. Eurydike. Hermes" by Rainer Maria Rilke for soprano, harp and frame drum.

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Musical interest since youth. Energetic as an self-taught musician and experimenting. Studied at the ''National Institute of Fine Arts''. Currently admitted to higher education in composition at the prestigious ''Maastricht Conservatory'', Holland.

Nurdov, Al Musical interest since youth. Energetic as an self-taught musician and experimenting. Studied at the ''National Institute of Fine Arts''.
Currently admitted to higher education in composition at the prestigious ''Maastricht Conservatory'', Holland.

Education • 1998-2000 / Music theory, guitar theory and practice (with M° Gianni Totaro) through private individual lessons, Conversano, Bari, Italy • 2001-2005 / Music theory (with M° Linda Lopriore), guitar theory and practice (with M° Domenico Lopez) through individual and group lessons by ...read on

Ottani, Andrea Education
• 1998-2000 / Music theory, guitar theory and practice (with M° Gianni Totaro) through private individual lessons, Conversano, Bari, Italy
• 2001-2005 / Music theory (with M° Linda Lopriore), guitar theory and practice (with M° Domenico Lopez) through individual and group lessons by Private Music School “Insula Musicae”, Conversano, Bari, Italy
• 2009 / Preliminary English Test (Cambridge ESOL Entry Level Certificate) Council of Europe Level B1 (Pass with Merit - 88/100)
• 2010-2013 / Degree – Pro.Ge.A.S (Planning and Management of Events and Companies of Art and Show) - University of Florence, Italy
• 2014-(currently underway) / Degree – Music composition – Scuola di Musica di Fiesole, Florence, Italy
Composition, harmony, counterpoint, orchestration with M° Andrea Portera. Pianoforte and score interpretations with M° Antonino Siringo and M° Leonardo Pieri. Arrangement and transcriptions with M° Kamran Kacheh. Music theory with M° Luigi Fiorentini. Organ, rhetoric in music, and ancient systems and practices with M° Simone Ori.

Work experiences
• Transcriptions and arrangements played in events
with the Composition Class of Scuola di Musica di Fiesole (authors: Mozart, Morricone, Piazzolla, Offenbach, in collaboration with Maggio Musicale); as freelance: for Quartetto Prometeo (athors: Cherubini, Vivaldi)
• Assistant conductor
for the conductor M° Guido Corti, in the event “Facciamo un opera? Pinocchio!”, by Studium Faesolanum, Scuola di Musica di Fiesole and Teatro Solare, direction of Daniele Caini

• Original pieces played in events
with the Composition Class of Scuola di Musica di Fiesole: in the event "ComiConcerto: accordi e disaccordi sull'oroscopo" with Paolo Hendel, by the Theather “Carlo Monni” in Campi Bisenzio, Orchestra dei Ragazzi (Youth Orchestra) of Scuola di Musica di Fiesole, direction of Marco Vicari, conducted by M° Edoardo Rosadini - with the original piece “Scorpio”; for Orchestra da Camera Fiorentina: with the original piece “Orfeo Suite”, played during the summer season 2016, in Museo del Bargello, Florence, Italy
• Pubblications
with the music publisher Sconfinarte: “Il Pifferaio di Hamelin – Quadro IV”

Notes
He was born in 1991, he approached the world of music at the age of 8, when he started to play guitar and study music theory.
Always having the music as his first interest and passion, started studying composition and working as music librarian in the school/conservatory Scuola di Musica di Fiesole, Florence, Italy.

Born on 12/13/1954 in Kirchheim/Teck, Germany. From 1972 to 1979 he studied music at the ''Staatliche Hochschule für Musik'' Mannheim/Heidelberg and later at the ''Staatliche Hochschule für Musik und Theater'' in Hannover. The main subject was viola but the most important subject was composition. ...read on

Petersilge, Stefan Born on 12/13/1954 in Kirchheim/Teck, Germany.

From 1972 to 1979 he studied music at the ''Staatliche Hochschule für Musik'' Mannheim/Heidelberg and later at the ''Staatliche Hochschule für Musik und Theater'' in Hannover. The main subject was viola but the most important subject was composition. Throughout the entire study period, intensive composition lessons were given, first with Hans Vogt and later with Ladislav Kupkovic. In 1979, I passed the state examination with honors.

From then on he worked as a freelance musician, composer and music producer. On several trips to India I learned a lot about classical Indian music. Later I discovered the music of the eastern Mediterranean, especially Crete. Numerous CD releases, mostly under the pseudonym ''SANGIT OM''. For 20 years I have been living and working in Crete, mainly with Cretan musicians.

I finished Bulgarian State Consevatoire in Sofia with specialty Clarinet in the class of Prof. Petko Radev. From 1971 until 1991 I worked as artist-member of Sofia Brass Orckestra.It was as early as 1968 that I began to cooperate with Folk Music Unit of Bulgarian National Radio/BNR/ as ...read on

Radanov, Hristofor I finished Bulgarian State Consevatoire in Sofia with specialty Clarinet in the class of Prof. Petko Radev.
From 1971 until 1991 I worked as artist-member of Sofia Brass Orckestra.It was as early as 1968 that
I began to cooperate with Folk Music Unit of Bulgarian National Radio/BNR/ as instumentalist, conducter
and composer.From 1991 until 2011 I was conductor of the Folk Music Orchestra of BNR and its main
composer. In the fund of this institution I left more than 1,200 pieces of music conducted by me and
800 compositions.
I am holder of the following awards:Second award from the contest of the Union of Musical and Dance
Figures for new piece of music with"Scerzo"2005.First award from the contest New Bulgarian Folk Music-Chepelare 2007 with "Northen Suite".First award of the contest 110 Years from the Birth of Diko Iliev
with the horo "The Unfogettable Bay Diko" 2008.Third award from the contest for Bulgarian Simphonic Music 7/8 with "Rodopi Simphonic Picture"2015 and first award from the same cotest 2016 with "Three
Bulgation Dances".I have been awarded Golden Lyre by the Union of Music and Dance Figures 20011.

MIGUEL RAUSCH 01/27/1969 Composer, drummer, actor and performer. Miguel Rausch composes music for theatre and dance. He received the ''Trinidad Guevara Prize'' in 2005 for the music he wrote for the ''Omar Pacheco Performance Del Otro Lado del Mar'' (Buenos Aires). In 2014, he was nominated ...read on

Rausch, Miguel MIGUEL RAUSCH
01/27/1969

Composer, drummer, actor and performer.

Miguel Rausch composes music for theatre and dance. He received the ''Trinidad Guevara Prize'' in 2005 for the music he wrote for the ''Omar Pacheco Performance Del Otro Lado del Mar'' (Buenos Aires).
In 2014, he was nominated for the ACE Prize for the musical composition of the play "El Gran Teatro del Mundo" (The Great Theatre of the World). (Calderón De La Barca, Francisco Civit, director)

As a performer he manages his own company,"Elemental", with which he brought two plays on stage: Intro (2005) and Girondo (2011).
As a musician he played with theater director and author Alejandro Tantanian in two shows: ''De Lágrimas'' (2002) and ''De Protesta'' (2005). Also with singer Mariana Jacazzio in the play "No Te Amo Más"[I don't love you anymore]. (2009) and is part of the original staff of ''Babel Orkesta'' (Orchestra).

Premiere in Argentina, the work,"Twilight", by artist Jorge Macchi and Edgardo Rudnitzky, in which he played a series of harmonized glasses. He composed the music for the instruments Hidrórgano (1st prize Biennal Kosice, 2014) and Tubodroide, both designed by Federico Joselevich Puiggros.

As an actor he played in "Bizarra, una saga argentina"[Bizarra, an Argentinean legend] by Rafael Spregelburd (2005); Heinrich IV, the second part, directed by William Shakespeare, directed by Rubén Szuchmacher, premiered at the Globe Theatre in London (2012), in which he taught the actors musically;"El Gran Teatro del Mundo" (Francisco Civit) and "Bocas de Registro". (Gabriela Izcovich), both in 2014;"Debajo de la madera de la leche"[Under Milk Wood] (Dylan Thomas, directed by Mariano Stolkiner and Gustavo Garcia Mendy) at the Teatro San Martin of Buenos Aires, in 2017; the opera "Tres hermanas"[Three Sisters]. (Music, Peter Eötvös. director, Rubén Szuchmacher), Colón Theater, Buenos Aires, in 2018.

He performs music and stage experiments, composes music for symphony orchestras and chamber ensembles and leads the group ''Radio Akiva'' (Klezmer, in which he plays drums). He produces electronic music under the name of ''Ravelius'', using sampled classical music that he combines with electronics.

Among the many, his maestros are Horacio Lucarelli (Argentine drum master) and Marcelo Katz (his composition teacher), although he considers himself to be self-taught.

Shaun Rigney is a composer, teacher, video artist, writer, musician, audio producer and orchestrator. His music includes concertos, chamber music, solo pieces, songs, film scores, electronica, and works composed for radio. Shaun has collaborated with fine musicians from all over the world, including ...read on

Rigney, Shaun Shaun Rigney is a composer, teacher, video artist, writer, musician, audio producer and orchestrator. His music includes concertos, chamber music, solo pieces, songs, film scores, electronica, and works composed for radio. Shaun has collaborated with fine musicians from all over the world, including Slava Grigoryan, Leonard Grigoryan, Michael Kieran Harvey, Edin Karamazov, the Guitar Quartet of Versailles, Australian String Quartet, Queensland Symphony Orchestra and many others.

Shaun’s musical friendship with the Grigoryan Brothers has led to collaborations featuring Shaun as producer on no fewer than six Grigoryan Brothers releases. In June 2014 Shaun worked with legendary recording engineer Jan Erik Kongshaug (veteran of over 800 ECM recordings) to produce the Grigoryan Brothers CD This Time at Rainbow Studio, Oslo.

CDs featuring Shaun’s music include Afterimage – Slava Grigoryan plays the music of Shaun Rigney (ABC Classics); The three-cornered hat by the Southern Cross Soloists featuring Slava Grigoryan (ABC Classics); Distance by the Grigoryan Brothers (WhichWay Music/Material); and Hush 10 – Songs with Strings (Hush Music Foundation), featuring the Grigoryan Brothers and the Hush Chamber Strings conducted by Benjamin Northey.

Production credits include Distance by the Grigoryan Brothers, Mozart Horn Concerti for ABC Classics (with Barry Tuckwell conducting), Afterimage – Slava Grigoryan plays the music of Shaun Rigney (nominated for the ARIA Classical Album of the Year 2005) and Impressions by the Grigoryan Brothers (nominated for the ARIA Classical Album of the Year 2007). Shaun is the producer of Slava’s recordings of the Bach cello suites on baritone guitar for ABC Classics. This recording broke new ground by spending 13 weeks at number 1 in the ARIA classical chart in 2016.

In 2009, Shaun worked as orchestrator on Peter Weir’s film The Way Back. In 2007 and 2008, Shaun was artistic director and composer for the Aquamarine Project. Inspired by the Great Barrier Reef and its people, the Aquamarine Project helped create two new orchestral works (Shaun’s solo guitar concerto Ultramarine and his duo guitar concerto Aquamarine), as well as musical collaborations with Kuku Yalanji elder Bennett Walker. The Aquamarine Project was supported by the Christensen Fund, a Californian philanthropic organisation supporting cultural and environmental conservation.

In 2006, Shaun travelled with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra as the ABC’s recording producer on WASO’s first tour of China.

Shaun has also created an extensive catalogue of works for ABC radio, as composer, producer, scriptwriter and director.

Angel Alfonso Rivera. Composer, pianist and music teacher. Born 1983 in Colombia. He began his musical education in Arauca starting with piano lessons. In the conservatory of the ''Universidad Nacional de Colombia'' he studied composition with the the teachers Gustavo Parra and Moisés Bertrán. ...read on

Rivera, Angel Alfonso Angel Alfonso Rivera.
Composer, pianist and music teacher. Born 1983 in Colombia. He began his musical education in Arauca starting with piano lessons. In the conservatory of the ''Universidad Nacional de Colombia'' he studied composition with the the teachers Gustavo Parra and Moisés Bertrán.
Graduated in 2006 as a musician composer.
In 2014 he began his master's degree in composition in Porto Alegre, Brazil. He made presentations in Colombia, Brazil, Germany and Argentina. He served as a teacher of theoretical areas and piano at the ''Universidad Nacional de Colombia'', ''Universidad Antonio Nariño, El Bosque University'' and ''Universidad Pedagógica Nacional''. His compositions include works for orchestra, bands, vocal music and chamber music.

The compositions of Jonathan Santore, winner of The American Prize in Composition 2013 in the category for professional composers of choral music, have engaged and excited performers and audiences throughout the United States and internationally. Named a 2010 Individual Artist Fellow by the New ...read on

Santore, Jonathan The compositions of Jonathan Santore, winner of The American Prize in Composition 2013 in the category for professional composers of choral music, have engaged and excited performers and audiences throughout the United States and internationally. Named a 2010 Individual Artist Fellow by the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts, he serves as Composer in Residence for the New Hampshire Master Chorale, which won a “Best of NH 2008” award from New Hampshire Magazine for works he created for the ensemble. Santore was a winner of the 1999 American Composers Forum Welcome Christmas! Carol Contest, and was named New Hampshire Composer of the Year for 2006 (an honor he last won in 1999).
Santore has won several other awards for his compositions, including Second Prize in the 2007 University of South Carolina Choral Composition Contest, Finalist in the 2012 Svanholm Singers Composition Awards, the 2005 NUVOVOX Choral Awards, and the 2003 Penfield Music Commissioning Project/Wegmans Band Composition Contest, Special Mention in the 2002 British Trombone Society/Brass in Association Composition Contest, Honorable Mention in the 2000 Britten-on-the-Bay Composition Competition, and performances at the national conferences of the College Music Society, the International Clarinet Association, the North American Saxophone Alliance and the Society of Composers, Inc., and the Ithaca College Choral Composition Contest.
His works have been performed by ensembles including VocalEssence, Conspirare, the Boston Cecilia, the Choir of Rochester Cathedral, England, and the New Hampshire Music Festival Orchestra, and have been broadcast regionally by Maine Public Television and nationally by Public Radio International. He has conducted performances of his own compositions in the United States and Europe, and his works have been published by Alliance Music, American Carillon Music Editions, Gold Branch Music, Manduca Music, Walton Music, and Yelton Rhodes Music, and featured on recordings by artists on Albany and Centaur Records. A CD of his choral works, There Are Many Other Legends, was issued by Navona Records in 2017.

Born in 1942 in Albernau im Erzgebirge, Saxony, Germany. During school years piano and organ lessons. Upon completion of university entry qualifications (Abitur) studies for religious music in Halle an der Saale, Saxony-Anhalt. Worked as choir master and organist at the St. Marien Parish Church in ...read on

Schmalfuß, Dietrich Born in 1942 in Albernau im Erzgebirge, Saxony, Germany. During school years piano and organ lessons.
Upon completion of university entry qualifications (Abitur) studies for religious music in Halle an der Saale, Saxony-Anhalt. Worked as choir master and organist at the St. Marien Parish Church in Güstrow/Mecklenburg, later as the county religious music administrator in Ballenstedt/Harz, Saxony-Anhalt. Director of various choirs. After a 10 year period as a freelance teacher for piano at the county music school in Quendlinburg, Saxon-Anhalt, hired full-time as a teacher for piano and music theory. Since 2004 retired and increasingly involved in compositional activities.

Maxim Seloujanov is an Austrian composer who was born in Moscow and studied at Mozarteum Salzburg with Boguslaw Schaeffer. His extensive body of work, which covers almost any genre of music, is characterized by its sheer imaginativeness, offbeat humor and weird wordplays. Its stylistic diversity ...read on

Seloujanov, Maxim Maxim Seloujanov is an Austrian composer who was born in Moscow and studied at Mozarteum Salzburg with Boguslaw Schaeffer.
His extensive body of work, which covers almost any genre of music, is characterized by its sheer imaginativeness, offbeat humor and weird wordplays. Its stylistic diversity means that it’s almost impossible to attribute any label to it.
In addition to his musical activities, Seloujanov has also created various works in the fields of poetry, painting, theater, sculpture and multimedia.
His works have earned Seloujanov a number of prizes and awards such as the Austrian Theodor Körner Award (2003) or the German Villa Massimo Award (2006) and first prize at the Gustav Mahler Competition (Vienna, 2010).
Some of Seloujanov‘s works have been published by Edition Peters, Simon Verlag (Berlin) and Doblinger Musikverlag (Vienna).

Steven Smith 5414 New Kent Rd. Richmond, VA 23225 804.291.9019 [email protected] COMPOSITIONS (selected performances) Rondeau (for solo cello) (2017) 2017 Germany (scheduled) Chromo-Synchrony (2014) 2015 Cleveland Chamber Symphony Kataklysmos (2010) 2010 Santa Fe Symphony String Quartet ...read on

Smith, Steven Steven Smith
5414 New Kent Rd.
Richmond, VA 23225
804.291.9019
[email protected]

COMPOSITIONS (selected performances)

Rondeau (for solo cello) (2017)
2017 Germany (scheduled)
Chromo-Synchrony (2014)
2015 Cleveland Chamber Symphony
Kataklysmos (2010)
2010 Santa Fe Symphony
String Quartet (2008)
2009 Verb Ballets
2008 members of Cleveland Chamber Symphony
Enchanted Chamisa (2008)
2009 Bosque Bassoon Band, Albuquerque, NM
Impromptu (nach Verklärung) (2007)
2007 Cleveland, OH
Tane Mahuta (2006)
2006 Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra
One to One a Round (2001)
(an interactive work for audience children with orchestra)
2001 Cleveland Orchestra
La Chasse (1995)
2013 Richmond Symphony
2006 Brevard Music Center
2001 Cleveland Orchestra
1998 Kansas City Symphony
1996 Chautauqua Symphony (premiere)

Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra (1993)
1996 Grand Rapids Symphony
1993 Eugene Symphony (premiere)
Shake, Rattle and Roar (1991)
(an interactive work for children playing homemade instruments with orchestra)
Numerous performances including: Cleveland Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, National Symphony, Indianapolis Symphony
Water (1994)
(a work commissioned and designed to introduce a young orchestra to contemporary notations and techniques at an appropriate technical level)
2004 University of Denver Symphony Orchestra
2002 Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra
1995 Colorado Springs Youth Symphony
1994 Eugene (OR) Youth Symphony (premiere)
A Journey (1993)
1993 Colorado Springs Symphony, in collaboration with Taos Pueblo flutist Robert Mirabal
Concerto for Viola, Cello and Orchestra (1988)
1988 Grand Rapids Symphony
Quattro Contro (1987)
1989 Hopkins Symphony, Baltimore (MD)
1987 Grand Rapids Symphony




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Commissions:
2014 Cleveland Chamber Symphony, Chromo-Synchrony
2008 Bosque Bassoon Band (Albuquerque, NM), Enchanted Chamisa
2008 Ohio Music Teachers’ Association, String Quartet,
2006 Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra, Tane Mahuta
1994 Eugene Youth Symphony, Water
1993 Ava Ordman, Concerto for Trombone and Orchestra
1991 Cleveland Orchestra, Shake, Rattle and Roar
1988 Grand Rapids Symphony, Concerto for Viola, Cello and Orchestra

Awards, Grants, Residencies:
2008 Ohio Composer of the Year
1992- ASCAP Professional Recognition Awards (yearly)
1993 Composer-in-Residence, Eugene Symphony/University of Oregon
1992 Winner, Fortnightly Musical Club of Cleveland Composition Contest
1989, 1993 American Music Center grants
1989 Meet-the-Composer grant for performance and residency in Baltimore with the Hopkins Symphony
1987 Michigan Sesquicentennial Commission Award



CONDUCTING POSITIONS (selected)

2010- Richmond (VA) Symphony, Music Director
2004- Cleveland Chamber Symphony, Music Director
2013- NEOSonicFest, Cleveland, OH, Festival Artistic Director
(presented by Cleveland Chamber Symphony)
1999-2013 Santa Fe Symphony and Chorus, Music Director
2004-2006 Brevard Music Center, Director of Orchestral Activities, Conductor
2002-2005 Oberlin Conservatory Orchestras, Opera, Music Director
Associate Professor of Conducting
1998-2003 The Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra, Music Director
1997-2003 The Cleveland Orchestra, Assistant Conductor
1996-1998 Kansas City Symphony, Associate Conductor
1995-1997 San Juan Symphony (CO, NM), Music Director and Conductor
1992-1996 Colorado Springs Symphony, Assistant Conductor
1990-1992 Epicycle: an ensemble for new music, Conductor



AWARDS, HONORS

2001 Emmy Award (with Cleveland Orchestra) for Educational Video
1999 Alumni Achievement Award, The Cleveland Institute of Music
Alumni Association
1996-1998 Foundation Artist, Geraldine C. and Emory M. Ford Foundation
1996-1998 Recipient, Conductor Career Advancement Award,
Geraldine C. and Emory M. Ford Foundation
1996 Bruno Walter National Conductor Preview,
League of American Orchestras







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GUEST CONDUCTING (selected)

Akron Symphony Orchestra, 2 programs, Aspen Music Festival, Auckland Philharmonia (New Zealand) (3 seasons, 6 programs), Brevard Music Center (orchestral, opera: Carmen, The Magic Flute), Cleveland Chamber Symphony, Cleveland Institute of Music, (opera, orchestra and new music), Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Grant Park Symphony (Chicago), Hartford Symphony Orchestra, Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Houston Symphony Orchestra, Indiana University (5 orchestral programs, 1 opera, Susannah),
Jacksonville Symphony, Long Beach Symphony Orchestra (CA), Long Island Philharmonic Orchestra, Lyric Opera Cleveland, (Abduction from the Seraglio), Milwaukee Symphony, National Symphony of Taiwan, New Mexico Symphony, Orquesta Sinfonica de Xalapa (Mexico), Puerto Rico Symphony, Richmond Ballet, 30th Anniversary Gala, (Serenata, Fancy Free, The Rite of Spring, )San Francisco Symphony, Santa Rosa Symphony, Toledo Symphony Orchestra, Tulsa Symphony, Virginia Opera, (Le Nozze de Figaro)


VIOLIN POSITIONS

1985-1988 Grand Rapids Symphony, Concertmaster and soloist
1985-1995 Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra (summers) Violinist (rotating)
1983-1985 Grand Rapids Symphony, Principal Second Violin
1983 Colorado Philharmonic, Concertmaster and Soloist

EDUCATION

1991 Master of Music in Conducting (Composition Minor) Cleveland Institute of Music
Elected member of Pi Kappa Lambda
Merit Scholarship recipient
1983 Master of Music in Performance and Literature
Eastman School of Music
1981 Bachelor of Music (with Distinction), Applied Violin
Eastman School of Music
Merit Scholarship recipient



ADDITIONAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE

2015-17 Conductors’ Guild workshop faculty
2014- Virginia Commonwealth University, Affiliate Faculty
1997- Guest lecturer, Indiana University, Cleveland Institute of Music, Eastman School of Music
1994-1996 Kennedy Center Imagination Celebration of the Pikes Peak Library District, Artist-in-Residence
1994-1995 Colorado Springs Public Schools, Gifted and Talented Arts Seminars
1993 University of Colorado/Colorado Springs, Adjunct Faculty
1992-1993 Palmer High School, Colorado Springs, International Baccalaureate Music Program
1992-1994 Chautauqua Institution Summer Music School
Large ensemble coaching, private teaching
1984-1987 Grand Valley State University, Allendale (MI), Adjunct Faculty

Traversi, Giovanni Claudio

Vansieleghem, Jelle

Horst Rudolf Windhagauer was born in 1955 in Gmunden, Upper Austria, and grew up in Nuremberg, Germany. He has lived with his family near Bamberg since 1998. He studied cello, piano and composition in Nuremberg and Wuerzburg, Germany with Claus Reichardt and Prof. Julius Berger. He was a member of ...read on

Windhagauer, Horst Horst Rudolf Windhagauer was born in 1955 in Gmunden, Upper Austria, and grew up in Nuremberg, Germany. He has lived with his family near Bamberg since 1998. He studied cello, piano and composition in Nuremberg and Wuerzburg, Germany with Claus Reichardt and Prof. Julius Berger. He was a member of several chamber music ensembles, such as the "Trio élégiaque", the "ARPA trio" and the "Nuremberg Cello Quartet", and since 1998 has been a member of the "Bamberg Chamber Orchestra". In the years from 2012-2017 he has created several chamber works, in part commissioned works for the internationally renowned String Quartet "Giocoso Quartet".
In 2016 he founded the "Quartetto Cellistico Bamberg". He has written and edited a number of works for this ensemble. Since 1988 he has been teaching cello at the Musischen Gymnasium in Erlangen, Germany.
As a composition student of Gottfried Mueller - a Bach specialist - he developed a very personal musical language as a composer throughout the years to come, which attune to both the Baroque models, a moderate postmodern style, as well as the late Richard Strauss. His works are published under the title CANTARCO EDITION from the Publisher Musikproduktion Höflich München.

T. S. U.[Degree] in Computer Science; He studied at the IUTIRLA-Barquisimeto 1998. He began his journey into music at the Liceo "Lisandro Alvarado" Estudiantina from 1986 to 1988, as Cuatrista. Subsequently, he became a member of the Coral,"Cross Red Venezualan - Section Lara", where he remained ...read on

Yépez, Ottmar T. S. U.[Degree] in Computer Science;
He studied at the IUTIRLA-Barquisimeto 1998.
He began his journey into music at the Liceo "Lisandro Alvarado" Estudiantina from 1986 to 1988, as Cuatrista. Subsequently, he became a member of the Coral,"Cross Red Venezualan - Section Lara", where he remained for 12 years and served as a back-up singer, accompanying instrumentalist, head partner and deputy director. He also participated in the "Prof. Adelmo Ceballos" Quibor and the Coral Reef ORE-Lara.
He studied music at the La Cátedra de Educación de Adult De La Fundación Conservatorio "Vicente Emilio Sojo"[the Adult Education Department of the Foundation Conservatory "Vicente Emilio Sojo"], where he graduated in May 2009. He was a student of the 1st course of the Musician Police, graduating in March 2005 and achieving 1st place in his class.
From there he appeared as a clarinettist in the military band "Prof. Salvador Nieves" del Cuerpo de Policía del Estado Lara "[Prof. Salvador Nieves Lara State Police]. Since then he has remained a member of this group. He is currently completing his 5th semester for a Bachelor's degree in Music/Composition at the University Centre,"Lisandro Alvarado".

Lin is is a composer and arranger for film, television and video games and also a pianist currently based in Taipei, Taiwan. Lin’s music presents an imaginative, spiritual, and poetic space with subtlety and sophistication. He finish his bachelor degree from national Taiwan university of arts and ...read on

yucheng, lin Lin is is a composer and arranger for film, television and video games and also a pianist currently based in Taipei, Taiwan. Lin’s music presents an imaginative, spiritual, and poetic space with subtlety and sophistication. He finish his bachelor degree from national Taiwan university of arts and now effort to be a film music composer and supervising ADR editor. he also debut piano performances with electronics.
Lin has been learned cello and piano since he was 5 years old. His works in multiple capacities with many different music styles, from film scoring, classical, and avant-garde to pop, jazz and Chinese traditional music. Especially, he has complete confidence in scoring with orchestra and uses instrumental colors to great advantage in his pieces. He is also very accomplished in music technology, both hardware and software: an imperative in today's world.