| Name:
| Thomas Koppel
| | Skills:
| arranger, composer
| | Fax:
| +1 323 953 3680
| | Address:
| Los Angeles 90039, United States
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| | Symphonic Scores: Numerous workd of chamber music '49-'67, Symphonia Grande '59-'60, Opera: A Mother's Tale '61 (Royal Danish Opera '64-'65), Phrases for Orchestra, choir and soloists '66, Visions Fugitives '66 for piano and orchestra, Concert Heroique for 3 pianos, orchestra, choir and wind machine '67, Overture Solennelle for Orchestra '66, (1st Prize of the International Composers Contest of the City of Copenhagen at the 800 year Anniversary.
Cloches, Devotion and several other pieces for chamber orquestra and instrumental groups, Moonchild's Dream for recorder and orchestra ('91-'95 CD RCA), Bella Vita for solo voice and orchestra ('93 CD '94), nele's Dances for recorder and lute ('93 -'94 CD RCA)
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| Name:
| David Korevaar
| | Skills:
| accompanist, composer, player, soloist, teacher
| | Phone:
| +1 203 866 4034
| | Fax:
| +1 203 866 4675
| | Address:
| 3 Sasqua Pond Road, Norwalk,CT 06855, United States
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| | David Korevaar's recent ventures have included his complete traversals of the two books of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier, along with traditional recital programs and chamber music and concerto appearances. His recently issued recording of the first book of the WTC can be ordered online at .
Born in 1962, Korevaar has studied with the eminent American virtuosos Earl Wild and Abbey Simon, as well as with the remarkable Paul Doguereau. Along with a strong interest in new music, he performs from a wide repertoire of standard works of the last 300 years, and loves to explore some less-known nooks of the literature as well. Frequent forays into turn of the century music by Faure and Reger, as well as exploration of the solo piano works of Hindemith, Dohnanyi and others has been a hallmark of his programming since his New York debut at Town Hall in 1985 -- which was greeted by an enthusiastic review in the late-lamented Musical America by Faubion Bowers.
Honors and awards have included top prizes from the Peabody-Mason Foundation, and the William Kapell Competition, as well as a special prize for his performances of French Music from the Casadesus Competition. He is a member of the Prometheus Piano Quartet, and for many years performed as a member of Hexagon, winners of the Young Concert Artists Award.
Korevaar teaches at the University of Bridgeport, the Westport School of Music, and is currently completing studies for his Doctor of Musical Arts Degree at Juilliard.
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| Name:
| Giorgio Koukl
| | Skills:
| Composer, Player (pianist, harpsichordist)
| | Phone:
| (004176)3857340
| | Address:
| Origlio 6945, Switzerland
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| | Giorgio Koukl is a Swiss composer, pianist and harpsichordist. He studied at Milan and Zürich conservatories. His specialization is actually theatre, TV and film music
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| Name:
| André Edward La Velle
| | Skills:
| Arranger, Composer, Player, Teacher
| | Phone:
| +1 707 265 8922
| | Fax:
| +1 707 265 8922
| | Address:
| 2787 Indiana St, Napa, CA 94558, United States
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| | I am a bassist, as well as a jazz and classical composer.
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| Name:
| Piotr de Peslin Lachert
| | Skills:
| Composer
| | Phone:
| # 39 0339 40 93 108
| | Fax:
| # 39 085 496 1982
| | Address:
| de Cesaris, 29, SPOLTORE 65010, Italy
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| Name:
| Marc Lamberg
| | Skills:
| Composer, Player
| | Phone:
| 32.2.522.55.63
| | Address:
| boulevard Prince de Liège, 77, Bruxelles 1070, Belgium
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| | I am a Belgian guitarist and composer, writing for classical guitar (and also for 2,3 and 4 guitars) and piano. Member of the "Quatuor de guitares de Waterloo (Belgium)" (with Rosa Lacirignola, Fabrice Holvoet and François Lauwers).
My Web site contains some of my pieces that you can freely download and print.
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| Name:
| Edward Lambert
| | Skills:
| accompanist, composer, conductor, player, publisher, teacher, piano
| | Phone:
| +44 (0)70501 87765
| | Address:
| The Old Rectory Stables, Smannell, Andover SP11 6JW, United Kingdom
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| | Composer of contemporary 'classical' music, liturgical music, music for children and community performance, and also TV documentaries. Music performed at major UK venues - Huddersfield Festival, Bath Festival, London Opera Festival, etc. Modern, but not experimental; challenging but accessible. Also conductor and pianist.
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| Name:
| Maria Lamburn
| | Skills:
| composer, player (viola;saxophone;clarinet;piano)
| | Address:
| United Kingdom
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| | Pseudonym:'Madalena'.British performer/composer. Album 'Murmur' released on the London-based Babel label. Eclectic compositional approach featuring haunting melodies and textures which fling the listener from the shores of Wales to the mountains of Morocco through windows of space/time.
Commissions include Royal Academy of Dance (Dance Piece); BBC Singers (Chant);Ian Mitchell's 'Gemini' (In the name of whom do you blather? & Calling kids and Cooching & As many women as evolve); playwright Margaretta D'Arcy (Opera); feminist writer Valerie Walkerdine (film: Didn't she do well?; radical midwife Nicky Leap (film:Homebirth - your choice)
Performing work with own band Murmur (viola, saxes,piano);Huw Warren's Barrel Organ Band ; Caroline Kraabel's Mass Producers; Charles Hayward's Camberwell Now; Billy Jenkins; June Tabor; John Cage; John Stevens; Mervyn Africa;
Studied:University of London - Goldsmiths College;Royal Academy of Music; Guildhall School of Music.Tutors include Robert Saxton, Melanie Daiken, Stanley Glasser, John Tilbury, Susan Bradshaw. Winner of 1983 Cornelius Cardew Composition Prize. Entries in: Who's who in Music; Dictionary of Women Composers (Macmillan) etc
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| Name:
| Ariel Lanyi
| | Skills:
| Composer, Soloist (piano)
| | Phone:
| 97226414481
| | Fax:
| 97226428864
| | Address:
| 39 Sh. Levin, Jerusalem 96664, Israel
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| | I share my birthday (October 10th) with Giuseppe Verdi, Thelonious Monk, Harry Sweets Edison, and Junior Mance. But because I was born in 1997, the only one of these that I met in person is Junior Mance. (Here is the autograph I received from him.)
At the age of 5 I started piano lessons with my teacher, Leah Agmon. I also started playing the violin at that time. At 6 I started to learn composition. When I was 7 I discovered jazz. I was nearly 8 when I began to study jazz with J.C. Jones, and played my first jazz session on my 8th birthday.
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| Name:
| Kosmas Lapatas
| | Skills:
| Accompanist, Composer, Soloist, Teacher
| | Address:
| Greece
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| | Prof. Kosmas Lapatas studied Piano, Harmony, Counterpoint, Fugue, Composition, Music Technology and Music Therapy under world-renowned celebrities such as Dmitri Toufexis and Danae Kara (Juilliard), Thomas Kelly (Harvard), Craig Wright (Yale), Brian Robison and Michael Cuthbert (MIT), Clare Brooks (UCL), Bruce Miller (BAMSA), Robert Dennis (RID), Bobby Owsinski (BOMG), Marcos Alexiou, Ioannis Christofilos and Vassilis Dellios.
Prof Lapatas has attended piano, pedagogy and conducting masterclasses from Dmitri Toufexis & Eleni Traganas (Juilliard), George Hadjinikos (RNCM), Sontraud Speidel (HMK), Vera Nosina (GSMC), Eleonora Tkatch (MSTC) and Anastasios Symeonidis (MWV)
Prof Lapatas is a Teaching Artist in prestigious schools, colleges, conservatories and institutions, and has performed at prestigious concert halls and cultural centers.
He is the recipient of the 1st Prize Award in Piano Performance, the 1st Prize in Composition and the Classical Music Education Initiative Award. He has recorded more than 20 CDs with Classical, Film and Electronic Music. He is a member of AMS, DMO, EPTA, HeJMEC, IAC, ISPCI, ISPME, MPG, NAfME and NEMA
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| Name:
| Matthew William Lawson
| | Skills:
| Composer
| | Address:
| United Kingdom
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| | Matthew Lawson was born in May 1987 at the seaside resort of Scarborough in northern England. He grew up further south along the coast at Bridlington before moving inland to a small village near the market town of Malton. He is currently studying A Levels at the Sixth Form College in the town.
One of these A Levels includes Music. Matthew plays the trumpet and intends to play the piano in the near future. Matthew started writing music in 2002 when studying in his final year at secondary school. Since then he has written over twenty pieces of music in different styles and with different orchestration. He uses a Yamaha PSR-225GM linked to a home PC with a MIDI Cable to compose his pieces.
The software he uses varies. Finale 2003, MusicTime 2.0 and Sibelius have all been used in his past compositions. The most popular style in which Matthew composes is New Age . Some of his music tends to have a medieval feel about it and other pieces are written in more of a fantasy style. Some of Matthews' best music are the pieces which evolve around events in his own life.
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| Name:
| Alan Lechusza
| | Skills:
| Arranger, Composer, Conductor, Player, Teacher, Writer, multiple woodwind performer/composer (multi-woodwind performer/composer)
| | Phone:
| +1 (619) 895 4302
| | Address:
| 4603 Santa Monica Ave., San Diego/CA 92107, United States
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| | Multi-instrumentalist and composer Alan Lechusza is quickly gaining ground as one of the new woodwind players/improvisers to watch. His versatility on all the woodwind instruments (western and non-western aero phones) and his vast knowledge of genres, both as an improviser and as a studio musician, has led him to be in high demand. Alan has premiered numerous works by Wadada Leo Smith, Will Ogden, Christopher Adler, Vinny Golia, Anthony Davis, James Newton and more. He has performed and toured in Europe, Canada, Japan and all around the United States with soNu, Ark Ensemble, Arcanum, Quarteto Nuevo, The Aulos Saxophone Quartet and The Charles Owens Saxophone Quartet, to name only a few. Alan's work as a composer is always in high demand as he is able to combine subtle and heavy textures onto a sonic canvas which is both enlightening and challenging for the listener and performer alike. He has received numerous world premiers and commissions as well as having compositions performed at the 13th annual World Saxophone Congress (Montreal, Canada), North American Saxophone Alliance (NASA) and an excerpt from his ongoing opera 'TRAPA' at the Copenhagen Jazz Festival (Denmark).
Alan Lechusza performs with the following ensembles: The Alan Lechusza Quartet Christopher Adler/Alan Lechusza Duo Quartetto Nuevo ARCANUM Carolyn/Alan Lechusza Duo other ensembles include: Vinny Golia Large Ensemble MAD TRIO The Christopher Adler Trio The Michael Vlatkovich Ensembles
Alan Lechusza is represented by Black Phone Records. Please check the website: www.blackphonerecords.com for more information.
Please contact Alan Lechusza directly at: alan@blackphonerecords.com
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| Name:
| David Leisner
| | Skills:
| composer, soloist, teacher
| | Address:
| New York City, United States
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| | DAVID LEISNER is an extraordinarily versatile musician with a multi-faceted career as an electrifying performing artist, a distinguished composer, and a master teacher. Regarded as one of America's leading classical guitarists, his superb musicianship and provocative programming have been applauded by critics and audiences around the world. He has been acclaimed as "a triple-threat performer" by The New York Times and a "serious, exploratory and imaginative musician" by The Boston Globe.
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| Name:
| Marina Leonardi
| | Skills:
| Arranger, Composer
| | Phone:
| +39 3357875719
| | Address:
| via Duca degli Abruzzi 58g, Catania 95100, Italy
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| | Marina Leonardi (Catania, 1970). Italian woman composer and pianist. She studied under Oria Dell’Angelo (Piano), Giovanni Ferrauto, Alexander Mullenbach, Eliodoro Sollima e Alessandro Solbiati (Composition). She obtained Diploma in the Piano and in the Choral Music. In 1994 she was appointed Professor of Composition at the Catania Musical Institute “Vincenzo Bellini”. She composed about 40 works played all over the world. Some recent Works: - Postludio (da Bach-BWV887) for piano (2008) - Interludio for 2 pianos (2008) - Tre Pezzi for orchestra (2007) - Duo for piano & percussions (2007) - Rubaijat (II vers.) for S & flute (2006) - Itinera for ensemble (2006) - Giochi for violin & piano (2005) - Rubaijat for ensemble (1996)
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| Name:
| Constantine A. Lignos
| | Skills:
| Composer
| | Phone:
| (01) 51 41 073
| | Fax:
| (01) 51 48 123
| | Address:
| Aimonos 54, Kolonos, Athens 104 42, Greece
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| | Born in Athens 1948. First involvement with music was in the early '60s when he took guitar lessons, taught himself to play the piano and worked with rock bands. He enrolled in the Hellenic Conservatory and got his first degree in 1971. At the same time he studied privately with the celebrated compo-ser and teacher John A. Papaioannou. He also took piano lessons from Chara Tombra, studied Byzantine and Greek folk music with the musicologist M. F. Dragoumis, worked at the Greek Electronic Music Workshop (ÅÑÃ.Ç.Ì.) and presented some electronic pieces for tape. In 1972 he wrote the music and songs for the first production of "The Civil Servant", a 19th century Greek political satire. More theatre work from this period includes Shakespeare's "King John" and "The Basil Plant", another 19th century Greek play. In 1974 he became a member of the Greek Society for Contemporary Music. In 1975-76, he worked briefly in journalism publishing articles, interviews and reviews. During this time he covered the story of Iannis Xenakis' return to Greece, after his long exile abroad, taking a number of long interviews from the composer. At the end of 1976, he moved to London and enrolled in the Post-Graduate Composition Course of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama (Teachers: Patrick Stanford, Buxton Orr & Alfred Newmann). While in the UK, he worked at the Electroacoustic Music Workshop of Morley College, became a member of the Society for the Promotion of New Music and took part in seminars with Witold Lutoslawski and Hans-Werner Henze at the Britten-Pears School for Advanced Musical Studies. In 1990 he moved with his family back to Athens and became a member of the Greek Com-posers Union in 1993. He was music coordinator of the Athens British Graduates Society from 1996 to 1998. Since 1999 he is member of the Greek Composers Forum (K.E.SY.)
He has written music for orchestra, ensembles of various types, piano, guitar and for solo instruments such as the various types of flutes, saxophones and the clarinet. His writing for the voice includes a staged cantata, songs and song-cycles with piano or chamber ensembles, songs for a capella choir and music-theatre. He has produced electro-acoustic music, written and produced theatre and film music, children's theatre and a High-School musical based on an adaptation of Aristophanes' "Lysistrata". Finally, he has transcribed and arranged song of other Greek songwriters and composers. He has received commissions from the British Council of Greece, the Union of Greek Com-posers, the Greek Radio, many Greek festivals (including the Paxos Festival) and various UK and Greek artists. Has collaborated with the "Amphi-theatre" company of S. A. Evangelatos. His music has been presented, recorded and broadcast in Greece, Britain, USA, Istanbul (under the auspices of the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew), Australia, Mexico, Italy, Yugoslavia and Cyprus.
Piano: “The First Collection” [1976-81] “Aeolian Harp” [1979] “Wind” [1980] “Three Movements” [1987-88] “Invention” [1988] “London Bridge is Falling Down” [1989] (elementary variations for young beginners) “Chromatic Chasapikos” [1992] “Mi-ni-Mam-bo” [1994] “A Picture and a Dance” [1994] “Nine Variations on a Theme from Bela Bartok” [1995-99] “Three Easy Melodies” (Drei Schlichte Melodien ) [1988-99] “Preludes and Dances” (Preludien und Tanze) [1999-2000] Chamber Music: “Two Greek Songs” [1977] for cor anglais & string quartet “Episode” [1978] for twelve instruments “Ostinato” [1978] for oboe, clarinet, French horn & ‘cello “Trio for Reeds” [1980] for oboe, clarinet & bassoon “Impromptu Mambo I” [1980] for 3 clarinets “Three Postcards from Mani” [1996-97] for clarinet, violin, ‘cello & piano “Impromptu Mambo II” [1996] for clarinet quartet (3 Bb, bass) “Trio for two Violins & Piano” [1997-98] “A Short Rhythmology” [1999] for string quartet “Greek Variations” [1999-2000] for woodwind quintet “Sonata for Violin & Piano” [2001] “Impromptu Mambo III” [2002] for saxophone quartet (soprano, alto, tenor, baritone) Solo instruments & guitar: “Walkabout” [1978] for guitar “Momentum” [1979] for guitar “Pictures for Solo Flutes” [1996-2000] for bass, piccolo & concert flutes “The Flight of the Seagull” [1996] for clarinet or saxophone “Sonatina” [2002] for flute “Four Saxophone Solos” [2002] for soprano, alto, tenor & baritone saxophones Orchestral: “A Short Rhythmology” [1999] for string orchestra “Eirenes Simandra” [2002] for 2 violins, piano, string orchestra & percussion “ODOS ONEIRON” (Variations on a Theme by M. Hadjidakis ) [2002] for 2 violins, piano, string orchestra & percussion Orchestral with voices: “We Shall Be Here!” (The Millennium Cantata) [2000] a staged cantata for mezzo, baritone, byzantine cantor, two-voiced mixed choir, actors & orchestra Music theatre: “The Red Feather” [1995] a comic scene for soprano, tenor & small ensemble “Islands” [1996] musical narration for soprano, man-woman narrators, 2 flutists (all four flutes), electro-acoustic keyboard, percussion & tape “The Rehearsal” [1997-98] for a woodwind quintet of musicians-actors, simple percussion (played by the group) & tape Song cycles: “A Bakers’ Dozen of Greek Folksongs” [1993] for soprano, mezzo, tenor & mixed quartet Four Songs & a Translation” [1994] for SATB a capella choir “Five songs & a Translation” [1994] for mezzo, tenor 7 piano “Four Songs of the Sea” [2000] for mezzo & piano “Two Greek Folksongs” [2001] for mezzo & piano
Songs: “Love is just a Ploy” [1993] for soprano & piano “Love is just a Ploy” [1994] for soprano & karaoke tape “Lysistrata’s Finale ” [1995] children’s song (piano & vocal line) “The Isles of Greece” [1996] for mezzo & clarinet quartet “The Monsoon” [1997] for mezzo & clarinet quartet “Glucose and A.S.P. ” [1996] children’s song (piano & vocal line) “Pinochio, my Friend ” [1996] children’s song (piano & vocal line) “She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways” [1997] for mezzo & clarinet quartet “She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways” [1997] for mezzo & piano “The King of Thule” [2001] for mezzo & piano Theatre music: “The Civil Servant” by M. Chourmouzis [1972] “King John” by W. Shakespeare [1973] “The Basil Plant” by P. Matesis [1974] “Memories-Memories” by P. Hope [1993-94] “Faust” by J. W. von Goethe [1999] Children’s theatre: “Lysistrata” (adapt. S. Zarabouka) [1995] “Pinochio” (adapt. George Lignos) [1996] Musical & film music: “Lysistrata” (adapt. C. Goldsmith) [1995] musical for high-school students “2984” [1990] short sci-fi film, title & credits music “Drop in the Ocean” [1991] a documentary Electro-acoustic music: Between 1973 and 1977 number of electronic studies (on tape), were produced in Athens at ER.GI.M (Greek Electronic Music Workshop), Goethe Institute and London (Morley College). “At the Viewing of a nocturnal Sacrifice” [1979] Electro-acoustically processed male voice on tape.
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| Name:
| Mark Lingard
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| Composer, Player, sound design (I create unique and atmospheric sounds.)
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| Belgium
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| | I am a composer and sound designer. I have worked on Yamaha's CS1x, EX-5 and Fs1R projects (reviews can be viewed from my web-site) As a composer I write dark orchesteral music (so i am told!) If you need techno and other comercial music - look somewhere else. www.lingardmusic.yucom.be
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| Name:
| David Lloyd-Howells
| | Skills:
| Composer, Conductor, Teacher, Writer, campaigner
| | Address:
| United Kingdom
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| | Composer, Poet, Arts Campaigner, Born Cardiff Educated Universities London York Wales. Walford Davies Prize winner. Sonic Art music performed France, Canada, Germany, USA, Russia, Austrailia, Brazil UK. Film music, opera Earth Dream, symphonic and ensemble genre. Biog. Who's Who in Music, archive National Library of Wales. Email for biographical and catalogue listing
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| Name:
| Daniel Lochrie
| | Skills:
| arranger, composer, player, soloist, teacher
| | Phone:
| +1 615 262 0433
| | Address:
| Nashville/Davidson/Tennessee, United States
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| | Daniel Lochrie is a member of the Nashville Symphony and teaches at Belmont University. He received his bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan, studying clarinet with Brian Schweickhardt, John Mohler, and James Pyne. Before entering graduate school, Dr. Lochrie was a member of the National Orchestra of New York, studying with Leon Russianoff and performing regularly with the orchestra in Carnegie Hall. He subsequently earned his Master's degree at the Cleveland Institute of Music, where his teacher was Franklin Cohen (Principal of the Cleveland Orchestra) and completed his doctorate degree as a Teaching Associate under James Pyne at The Ohio State University.
Dr. Lochrie performed with the West Virginia, Fort Wayne, and Columbus Symphonies, before becoming a core member of the Nashville Symphony in 1992. A Nashville session player, he is also a performer in several Nashville chamber series' and is an active solo recitalist on clarinet and bass clarinet. He has been a member of the New Lancaster Festival Orchestra since 1988 and the Corsi Internazionali Di Musica summer festival in Urbino, Italy since 1994. In addition to his academic and performance interests, he is active as a composer and arranger. Dr. Lochrie appears as clarinetist/bass clarinetist on a CRI compact disc of works by Donald Harris, For the Night to Wear, and on the Stones River Chamber Players Music for a Farce.
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| Name:
| Edward Ludvigsen
| | Skills:
| Administrator, Arranger, Composer, Conductor, Manager, Player, Singer, Teacher, Writer, Visual Artist
| | Phone:
| +1 203 789 0452
| | Address:
| 55 Warren Street 3A, New Haven 06511, United States
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| | Edward Ludvigsen is a composer, performer, and artist from New Haven, CT. His output ranges from electronic to improvisatory to chamber and orchestral music. He has performed in all sorts of bands, ensembles and big bands, contemporary music groups, and improvisation groups. Edward studied at the Hartt School, where his teachers included James Sellars, David Macbride, Douglas Jackson, and Alex Farkas.
Currently, there are two recordings available of music by Edward Ludvigsen. "Weddings," a collection of vocal music; and "Installation.Sound.1," a set of primarily electronic works, which coincides with a sculpture and sound installation project of the same name. Edward's visual art output consists of digital photography, painting, and installation work.
Edward is a co-founder and the executive director of Goo Rilla Music, a non profit performing arts organization started in 2000 with fellow composers Istvan B'Racz and Joseph Di Ponio.
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| Name:
| Pietro Lusvardi
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| Composer, Soloist (double bass)
| | Address:
| United Kingdom
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| | Pietro Lusvardi, born in Lugano Switzerland, studied music at the Conservatorio of Guiseppe Milano and earned his degree in 1997 with special emphasis in the contrabass. Since then, his Contrabass has carried him around the globe and led to performances with numerous orchestras, including the Romanian Philharmonic Oltenia of Craiova, the Cluy Napoca Orchestra and various prestigious orchestras throughout Italy and Great Britain. In conjunction with Maximilian Brooks, Lusvardi founded the award winning contemporary jazz ensemble Gatto Marte in 1994. After winning the national competition at the European Love Festival Arezzo Wave in July 2000, the group produced their most recent album entitled "Leolombrico" , the fourth of their fruitful collaborations. Lusvardi can also be heard on Gatto Marte's Danae and Gioco del Magoand pieroino and has recorded a compilation of solo performances entitled Progetto Contrabasso. Presently, Lusvardi can be heard throughout the San Francisco and Monterey Bay areas playing music for solo bass from his repertoire and with symphonies, including The Monterey Symphony, Santa Cruz Symphony, Bay Shore Opera and Monterey Emsemble.
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