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G. B. Lane (E) -- Retiring from the School of Music, University of
South Carolina on Dec. 31, 2002. D.M.A.,
Trombone
Performance, 1975, University of Texas at
Austin. Author of The
Trombone: An Annotated Bibliography
(1999),
one other book, articles
in refereed journals and academic papers on
various aspects of
music. Specializations include American
music, music bibliography,
and sightsinging and ear training. Founder
and editor,
Newsletter of the International Trombone
Association (1972-1976).
Devotee of Sherlock Holmes, presiding officer
of
The Hansom Wheels (scion
society of the Baker Street Irregulars).
Please address editorial questions about the Music category to exfatmanreading@yahoo.com.Daniel Albertson (PR)
-- Self-trained composer and writer on music,
specializing in 20th- and 21st-century classical
music and its composers. His passions outside of
music include astronomy, crossword puzzles and
fine art, among other things. He is the creator
of The Living Composers Project (2000), an online
database now holding information on 600+
contemporary composers and since 2002, has been a
repertoire advisor to the Studio for New Music in
New York. His compositions, few in number, were
performed Germany and the UK in 2002.
Homepage: http://composers21.com
Joseph Brumbeloe (PR)
-- holds a Ph.D. in music theory
from
Indiana University,
and currently teaches at the University of
Southern Mississippi. His
research interests include the theory and
literature of the 18th century,
as
well as 20th century methodologies and music,
including jazz. His
research
has been published in The New Groves Dictionary
of Music and Musicians;
Theoria; Music Theory: Explorations and
Applications; Gamut; and
The Indiana
Theory Review. Additionally, he has
delivered papers to
meetings of the Society of Music Theory, the
College Music Society, the 4th and 5th
International Festival of Women Composers, and has
prepared critical
editions for Kallisti Press.
Gordon J. Callon (PR)
-- Associate Professor, Music, Acadia University.
Publications include
Songs with Theorbo (ca. 1650-1663): Oxford,
Bodleian Library, Broxbourne 84.9, London,
Lambeth Palace Library, 1041 (Recen
t Researches in the Music of the Baroque
Era, 105). Madison: A-R Editions,
Inc., 2000, and Nicholas Lanier: The
Complete Works. (Boethius Editions,
XI). Hereford, England: Severinus Press, 1994.
Current projects include the edition, William
Lawes (1602-1645), Collected Vocal
Music (Recen
t Researches in the Music of the Baroque
Era) Middleton, WI: A-R Editions,
Inc., [nyp], and a Study and edition of The
Tabley House Song Book, ca. 1653-1665
(now in Special
Collections of the John Rylands
University Library of Manchester). [Vocal
music by anon., Henry Lawes, Edward Colman, Henry
Purcell (?Sr.), John Wilson, "Rovetta" (?),
Matthew Locke, Thomas Purcell.]. Contributing
editor, Metronome
Records, Penryn, Cornwall, England; Founder
and Manager of the S
core List: The Score Users' Group
Forum; Founder and manager of the S
core Archive and the Acadia Early Music Archive;
Canadian University Music Society Web
Site Editorial Board Member.
Homepage: http://ace.acadiau.ca/score/GJC/home.htm
E-mail: gcallon@istar.ca
Paschall de Paor (PR)
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Susanne Dunlap (PR)
-- Susanne Dunlap received her PhD in music history
from Yale University in 1999, and was a visiting
assistant professor at Columbia University for
the 1999-2000 academic year. She has an article
forthcoming in the journal Women and
Music, "Susanna and the Male Gaze: the Musical
Iconography of a Baroque Heroine," and has
written radio programs and Web articles about
baroque music. Dr. Dunlap is currently director
of marketing and PR for Connecticu
t Opera.
E-mail: operasus@aol.com
Bradford Lee Eden (PR)
-- Head of Cataloging, University
of
Nevada at
Las Vegas. M.S. Library
Science, University of North
Texas, 1994;
Ph.D. Musicology, University of
Kansas, 1991; M.A.
Musicology, Indiana
State University, 1984; B.A Music,
B.A. Religion, Carthage
College, 1982.
Editor, ALCTS Paper Series;
Associate Editor and Book
Reviews Editor, The Heroic Age; articles
in The Encyclopedia of
Medieval
Folklore, The Encyclopedia
of Medieval Italy,
Oryx Encyclopedia
of Women and Music in America
since 1900, The
Encyclopedia of Monasticism.
Christoph Hust (PR)
-- Mainz University, Germany
Edward (Ted) McIrvine (PR)
-- Assistant Professor and
Coordinator of Music,
College of Staten Island/City University of New
York. D.M. Music
Composition, Indiana University Bloomington,
1984. Author of
"Concerto
for Tuba & Orchestra" and other compositions,
and "Tonal Counterpoint in
the Baroque Era" and other writings on Baroque
Music. Trumpet in
Connecticut Grand Opera and The Kingsborough
Symphony, Church Organist. We regret to say that
Prof. McIrvine has lost a battle against cancer
in 2000. We remain appreciative to him for his
good work helping to get Nupedia off the ground.
Mara Parker (PR)
-- Assistant professor of musicology and
string
performance at Widener University, received her
Ph.D. from Indiana
University in 1995. Publications include
articles on the classical
string quartet and Luigi Boccherini, a critical
edition of sonatas for
cello and basso by Carlo Graziani, and History
of Western Music in
Outlines and Tables. She is currently
working on a study of the
string quartet during the second half of the
eighteenth century. She
has delivered papers on the Prussian Court under
Friedrich Wilhelm II,
Carlo Graziani, and the classical string quartet
at both local and
international
conferences.
Michael Remson (PR)
-- DMA Composition/Playwriting, University
of Houston (Carlisle Floyd, Robert Nelson, Edward
Albee), 1997; NM Music
Literature, University of Houston, 2000; MM
Composition, Carnegie Mellon
University, 1992, BA Vocal Performance/General
Studies, New York
University Gallatin Division, 1989.
Composer/Librettist currently
based in New York City. New York City Opera
Showcasing American
Composers series, 2000; Americans for the Arts
Ulster Orchestra Residency,
2000. Faculty and Teaching Positions:
American Festival for the Arts,
Houston TX (1996-1998, 2000); University of
Houston, Houston TX
(1992-1998); Houston Community College, Houston TX
(1996-1998).
Instructor in such areas as studio composition,
music theory,
aural skills, and analysis, music literature and
history, women in
music, world music. Articles on Aaron
Copland, CAI for music theory
and aural skills and arts organizations currently
in publication.
Luca Ricossa (PR)
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please, soon, do
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Suzanne Summerville (PR)
-- Suzanne Summerville, mezzo-soprano and conductor,
received her Dr. phil. in Historical Musicology
from Berlin's Freie Universität. As a singer, she
was a member the Studio der deutschen Oper Berlin
and Houston Grand Opera and has given recitals in
many European and American cities and has recorded
for the CBC, BBC, RIAS, SFB, Radio Leipzig, and
the Norwegian Radio.She retired from the
University of Alaska Fairbanks as Professor of
Music and Women's Studies. Her CDs include Songs
of Fanny Hensel, Edward MacDowell, and Adelbert
von Chamisso. She has written for several
international encyclopedias and is currently
editing "North to the Future: A History of Music
in Alaska.
E-mail: sing@mosquitonet.com
Allan Sutherland (PR)
-- Associate Professor, Kyushu University of
Nursing and Social Welfare. Ph. D, Sociology,
1993, Edinburgh University. Publications
include articles on sociology, modernism and
jazz history. Member of the BSA, ESA and the
ESA Sociology of the Arts research group.
Hobbies include, music, photography, travel
and cinema.
Homepage: http://www.kyushu-ns.ac.jp/~allan/
E-mail: allan@kyushu-ns.ac.jp
James L. Zychowicz (PR)
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please, soon, do
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