My Biography My name is Guilherme Schroeter I born in Rio de Janeiro, January, 16, 1960. I am From tradicional family of musicians I have one descendant like Johann Samuel Schroter (the first composer pianist) I make my first recital in 1976, so I work with music for around 30 years. I won my first award with 16 and My first soloist performer with orchestra with 25 (Chopin E Minor Piano concerto) I begin write music with 20 and with Computer in 1995. I am graduate degree in Music (1988), a lot of Piano competitions One travel to Seatlle (USA), making concerts, and 3 Germany Master Classes in 1992/3 (Jorg Demus Peter Rosel and Sebastian Benda) I am also computer music educator, so, I wrote 200 musics electronically. As a composer, I wrote 29 preludes op.1 11 Nocturnes, 5 Etudes, 5 Fantasies One Ballade, 2 Piano Concertos, One Sinfonic Abertura and much more (200 works) Awards: pianist and composer: -Best Interpretation of Villa-Lobos, Brasília 1976 -Compositon award in em São Paulo, 1984 -Winner orchestra soloist competition - OSPA/Porto Alegre-1985 -Internacional Piano Competition in Montevidéo(ROU)-1985 -Chopin national competition in Curitiba-1986 Em 1993/94 was travel to Germany ("Master Class" with Ceslaw Kacinsky, Jörg Demus and Peter Rösel.) I begin with composition in 1980. In 1995 I begin write music in Computer... Last year I travel to USA,performing in recitals.. My personal page: http://www.partitonline.hpg.ig.com.br My music at my Publisher web-site(Germany) http://www.copy-us.com My music at State of Washington Library (Digit Schroeter Guilherme) http://catalog.lib.washington.edu/search/a My music at Cornish School of music (Digit Schroeter Guilherme) - If the link not work, simple copy and paste to your Browser. http://catalog.cornish.edu/authorfind.asp My site at SibeliusMusic.com - If the link not work, simple copy and paste to your Browser. http://members.sibeliusmusic.com/guisong Sincerely, Guilherme Schroter ASCAP Composer, Pianist Professor Graduate degree in Music Computer music educator Webmaster

My Biography My name is Guilherme Schroeter I born in Rio de Janeiro, January, 16, 1960. I am From tradicional family of musicians I have one descendant like Johann Samuel Schroter (the first composer pianist) I make my first recital in 1976, so I work with music for around 30 years. I won my first award with 16 and My first soloist performer with orchestra with 25 (Chopin E Minor Piano concerto) I begin write music with 20 and with Computer in 1995. I am graduate degree in Music (1988), a lot of Piano competitions One travel to Seatlle (USA), making concerts, and 3 Germany Master Classes in 1992/3 (Jorg Demus Peter Rosel and Sebastian Benda) I am also computer music educator, so, I wrote 200 musics electronically. As a composer, I wrote 29 preludes op.1 11 Nocturnes, 5 Etudes, 5 Fantasies One Ballade, 2 Piano Concertos, One Sinfonic Abertura and much more (200 works) Awards: pianist and composer: -Best Interpretation of Villa-Lobos, Brasília 1976 -Compositon award in em São Paulo, 1984 -Winner orchestra soloist competition - OSPA/Porto Alegre-1985 -Internacional Piano Competition in Montevidéo(ROU)-1985 -Chopin national competition in Curitiba-1986 Em 1993/94 was travel to Germany ("Master Class" with Ceslaw Kacinsky, Jörg Demus and Peter Rösel.) I begin with composition in 1980. In 1995 I begin write music in Computer... Last year I travel to USA,performing in recitals.. My personal page: http://www.partitonline.hpg.ig.com.br My music at my Publisher web-site(Germany) http://www.copy-us.com My music at State of Washington Library (Digit Schroeter Guilherme) http://catalog.lib.washington.edu/search/a My music at Cornish School of music (Digit Schroeter Guilherme) - If the link not work, simple copy and paste to your Browser. http://catalog.cornish.edu/authorfind.asp My site at SibeliusMusic.com - If the link not work, simple copy and paste to your Browser. http://members.sibeliusmusic.com/guisong Sincerely, Guilherme Schroter ASCAP Composer, Pianist Professor Graduate degree in Music Computer music educator Webmaster

He has already written over fifty works, including orchestral pieces, chamber works, piano pieces and art songs. 2002 saw the world premiere of his Piano Concerto No.1, given by Andrew Zolinsky with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Nicholas Cleobury. In addition to this he has written Symphony No.1, for wind orchestra; a symphonic poem, 'The Pillar of Seikilos'; a Concertino for Violin and Orchestra; a suite for 11 instruments,'A Salvador Dalí Suite', premiered by e2K in 1999, conducted by Robin Newton; several works for double basses, including two commissions for a work for bass quartet, 'Invocation', and a mammoth score for twenty basses, 'Cori Spezzati', both given their first performances at Wellington College, Berkshire, UK. , Other pieces, including a motet for Soprano and chamber orchestra have been performed at King's College, London.

He is a prize-winner of five international composers competitions: named after Kazimierz Serocki and Witold Lutoslawski in Poland, Composers Competition of Sacred Music in Switzerland, Henri Dutilleux Composers Competition in France, Gustav Mahler Composers Competition in Austria. In 2000 his chamber opera "Annunciation" was awarded the Russian National Theatrical Prize Gold Mask in nomination "innovation".

Since late 80s his compositions have been regularly presented at many important festivals in Europe, performed among others by the Moscow opera house "Helikon-Opera", the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, children's choir Maitrise de Radio France, the Arditti String Quartet, the Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble, Ensemble Wiener Collage, Stockholm Saxophone Quartet, Mark Pekarsky Percussion Ensemble, the pianist Ivar Mikhashoff, soprano Phyllis Bryn-Julson. His creative preferences are fundamentally evident in instrumental and vocal compositions of religious content.

Having lived in London since 1996, she is now beginning to become better known as a serious contemporary composer, as recent performances ranging from the Royal Festival Hall to concerts in Estonia, will testify. Noriko has forthcoming performances at the BMIC with the group, Ixion, as well as a performance of her orchestral work, Prayer - Inori, at St John's Church, Waterloo, by the Ernest Read Symphony Orchestra.

On this site, you will find information about her major works, a short biography, and information about what to do if you are interested in performing any of her pieces or commissioning a work.

In 2004, Jessica began her clarinet performance training with Andrew Lamy, Miriam Lockhart and David Sapadin. Jessica began her composition studies under Daniel Bar-Hava at the Manhattan School of Music Precollege, where she had her orchestral and chamber works frequently featured in performances. She has had both her orchestral works and chamber music performed by the Kinhaven Music School Symphony in 2003 and 2004.

Jessica continued her education at the New England Conservatory of Music with a minor in composition under Malcolm Peyton and studied clarinet with Ricardo Morales and Craig Nordstrom. In Boston, Jessica has had her music performed at venues including The New England Conservatory of Music’s Jordan Hall and Williams Hall, as well as the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s Café. Jessica was accepted into the prestigious New York Youth Symphony’s Making Score, where she studied under Derek Bermel. After the NYYS Making Score Final Concert at CAMI Hall, Jessica was mentioned in The Symphony Magazine (October, 2004) as having given “a star-turn performance” of her Clarinet Quintet. Jessica has had a reading of her music with the American Composers' Orchestra in May 2008. Her most recent performances include her Octet at Symphony Space in 2008, Debut Concert at The Kaufman Center’s Merkin Concert Hall in June 2009, and featured performance at Galapagos Art Space in August 2009.

ABOUT THE ARTIST Richard Sladek, Pianist, has performed professionally in the Chicago area for the past 20 years. A native of Chicago, he has been the recipient of several awards including those from the Chicago Musical Arts Club and the Grace Welsh National Piano Competition. Mr. Sladek has received a New York Film Festivals award for Outstanding Achievement for his Original Music for Video with the nationally acclaimed education theater troupe, Wavelength. As their musical director/composer for 16 years, he performed for over 100,000 educators in North America and the Netherlands.

He has served as staff accompanist for Columbia College and the Second City National Touring Company. He has also accompanied for the Salt Creek Ballet, and The Academy of Movement and Music. He has played keyboards in numerous musical theater productions, most notably for the Shubert, Marriott Lincolnshire, Theater at the Center, Apple Tree and Circle Theaters, and the Candlelight Dinner Playhouse.

Performances of my compositions have been given throughout Canada, the United States, China, and Europe. Most recently, my "Requiem" for full orchestra and choir was premiered in London, Ontario, while three of my choral works were included on a compact disc ("The World Awaits") this past fall.

Years before the White Stripes, JMS was half of the progressive guitar/drums duo Medicine Hat, later known as Batwanger.

JMS' first solo release, "Music For Sophisticated Schizophrenics" was a noted pick by Electronic Musician Magazine.

Between 2001-3, being awarded an Australian Postgraduate Award, Gregory undertook a Master of Creative Arts degree studying performance practice issues in Russian piano music. And has since undertaken research into the music of Nicholas Medtner. Gregory has presented several papers on the music of Medtner, including the Australian Musicological Society in Sydney in 2005, and the combined Australian and New Zealand Society Conference in Wellington in 2003.

Gregory is a freelance composer and accompanist. As a soloist he has played in Malaysia as part of the University of Newcastle's overseas graduation ceremonies, and Japan, as part of the Newcastle-Ube Sister City 20th Anniversary celebrations in 2000. In July 2001, he was a participant in the London Master classes, run by Norma Fisher.

His compositional style is relatively retrospective, and he makes full use of the possibilities offered by the use of modes, especially various oriental modes (Middle Eastern and Japanese), and the Dorian and octatonic modes, as well as the better-known major and minor modes.