CONTENTS
CONTRIBUTOR BIOS:
Evan Hause, 3
CONGRATULATIONS TO
, 3
RECENT DEATHS <> CORRECTIONS, 4
LEGATO NOTES: 25 and Counting – More and More, 5
LIVE EVENTS
(OCTOBER-MARCH, ‘03)
Brashly Callithumpian
(Cleary) <> The Met Shows Its Mettle (Kroll), 6
The Boom in Knitting (BLC, Greenfest) <> Clock Works (Kroll), 7
Voices Old and New (de Clef Piñeiro), 8
Owed to a Dream Come True (Cleary) <> Mc…ee for Two (Kroll), 9
"Spirit of Troubled Times" (Kraft) <> Hunting for a Good Venue (Anon),
10
A First on First (Kraft) <> Another
Opinion (BLC) <> When Freedom Becomes an Illusion (Cleary), 12
Fiesta on Park Avenue (BLC), 13
Crossing Musical Swords (Kraft), <> A Portrait of Cool(er) (Pehrson),
16
Four Musicians from Mars? (Patella) <> Seriously Complex or Serio-Comic?
(Pehrson), 17
Total Mischief/ Total Triumph (de
Clef Piñeiro), 18
Cause for Celebration, centerfold, 14-15
DOTTED NOTES
from …, 18
SPEAKING OUT!,
20
THE PRINTED WORD,
22
THE SCOREBOARD,
23
RECORDINGS
The Responsibility
of a Text (Cleary) <> How Do You Review a Conundrum? (Cleary) <> The
View from Peyton’s Place, 24
RECENT RELEASES,
25
THE PUZZLE CORNER,
26
COMPOSER INDEX,
27
BULLETIN BOARD,
27
ISSUE SUPPLEMENT
Contributor
Bios
Chris
Murray
Live Events
Cries,
Whispers, And Extemporization (Cleary)
Now 80, but Rorem Won’t Bore ‘em (Cleary)
The Re-emergence of Public Works (Cleary)
The Many Ways of Looking at a Blackboard
(Cleary)
After Cage, Flight (Cleary)
Finding the Music in the Metrics (BLC)
Listen Well! (Pierson)
Legato
Notes
The
Music Hunter Goes to Hunter College (Liechty)
Western Music in Turkey from the Nineteenth
Century to the Present (Woodard)
Events
A
Report on Two Recent "Musical" Weddings (BLC)
Obituaries
Lou
Harrison, 85, Dies; Music Tied Cultures
Roland Hanna, Jazz Pianist
Luciano Berio Is Dead at 77; Composer of Mind
and Heart
Speaking
Out!
Full
Comments on Phoenix Park
Thoughts on the Orchestra as Anachronism
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New Contributor - Chris Murray
NMC is pleased to announce that Chris Murray
has joined us as a special assistant. Chris graduated from the Eastman
School of Music this spring with a BM in composition and an Arts
Leadership Certificate from Eastman’s Institute for Music Leadership.
During his undergraduate years, Chris studied with Rouse, Schwantner,
Liptak and Morris. At NYU he is currently studying composition with
Elizabeth Hoffman, as well as taking classes in theory and ethnomusicology
to prepare for his upcoming orals.
As a child, his mother’s piano playing always captured
his attention. Chris has studied and played piano from the age of
three. In grade school and high school he played double reeds in
orchestras and began to compose and take theory lessons from John
Morrison at Luther College in his hometown of Decorah, Iowa. Writing
has also always been one of his interests, and through an internship
at Rochester’s Geva theatre, Chris had the opportunity to write
study guides and dramaturgical notes for various productions.
Chris finds it thrilling to be finally living in
his favorite city, New York, and in beautiful Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
Just a few months into the doctoral program in theory and composition
at NYU's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, he hopes to divide
his time between academic pursuits and freelance composition. He
is excited about the possibility of writing for NMC.
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