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There is an opportunity to witness Boulez as both conductor and composer in the next few weeks at the Barbican.
(Chinen) Bill Cunliffe Trio (Friday) An accomplished pianist and composer in the modern jazz mainstream, Bill Cunliffe doesn't surface all that often here, having fruitfully established a home base in Los Angeles.
The Moravian composer Gideon Klein had responded to the privation and internment by acting as a music teacher and cultural organizer as well as pianist and composer in the Czech "showcase" camp that was, for most, a route to Auschwitz.
Sixteen Princeton students have been cast to originate the roles in Mad Dreams, having the unique opportunity to work directly with the playwright and composer in the process of developing a new musical.
Paglen's background and professional life include being a musician and composer in the punk-scene; doing an MFA at the Art Institute of Chicago; and later receiving his PhD in Geography at UC Berkeley.
(Chinen) JEROME SABBAGH QUARTET (Tuesday) Mr. Sabbagh is a quietly commanding tenor saxophonist and composer in the postmodern mainstream; his sleek ensemble sound owes a lot to the guitar playing of Ben Monder.
She sees the corporation as the modern-day equivalent of patrons, the princes and nobles who sponsored artists and composers in the past.
A journey into the emotionally fraught and creatively brilliant world of Russian writers, artists, actors and composers in the final decades of Tsarist rule.
It also publishes two free handbooks, "Commissioning Music" and "Composers in the Marketplace: How to Earn a Living Writing Music". And it has recently started a jazz-commissioning program.
I didn't just make them up out of whole cloth". Other writers, artists and composers in the West have also said that they, too, have borrowed, copied and reinvented work that's come before them.
And Los Angeles, magnet for European architects and composers in the 1920's and 30's, has turned into the paradise where modernism -- in the sense of perpetual novelty -- never grows old.
