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Composer and conductor of tonal music. Professor of Music at the University of California, Riverside. Won the Grand Prize of the Delius Festival Composition Competition (1977); was awarded the Raymond Hubbell-ASCAP award for his compositions (1984). Composer-in-residence for the Colonial Symphony Orchestra (1990-92). Past president of the North American British Music Studies Association; associate editor of 'The Musical Quarterly'; scholar-in-residence for the Da Camera Society of Los Angeles. Named a Distinguished Alumnus of Jacksonville University (2010). | Composer and conductor of tonal music. Professor of Music at the University of California, Riverside. Won the Grand Prize of the Delius Festival Composition Competition (1977); was awarded the Raymond Hubbell-ASCAP award for his compositions (1984). Composer-in-residence for the Colonial Symphony Orchestra (1990-92). Past president of the North American British Music Studies Association; associate editor of 'The Musical Quarterly'; scholar-in-residence for the Da Camera Society of Los Angeles. Named a Distinguished Alumnus of Jacksonville University (2010). | ||
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Revision as of 20:05, 21 May 2015
Country
United States
Birth - Death
1955 -
Occupation
Composer, Academic
Description
Composer and conductor of tonal music. Professor of Music at the University of California, Riverside. Won the Grand Prize of the Delius Festival Composition Competition (1977); was awarded the Raymond Hubbell-ASCAP award for his compositions (1984). Composer-in-residence for the Colonial Symphony Orchestra (1990-92). Past president of the North American British Music Studies Association; associate editor of 'The Musical Quarterly'; scholar-in-residence for the Da Camera Society of Los Angeles. Named a Distinguished Alumnus of Jacksonville University (2010).
