Teaching
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College of Arts and Letters Music, Department of John Kennedy
Office: Music 263 My teaching interests focus on the music of our time, including composition, new music ensemble, history of music since 1945 and recent performance practices. My research explores the cultivation of a new audience for art music through the intersection of styles and genres inherent in the cross-culturalization of American society. To this end, I am working on a new paradigm of instruction in music improvisation through cross-cultural styles. Additionally, I am interested in the intersection of styles as they are affected by Jazz. This involves a project with Norwegian clarinetist Roger Arve Vigulf and the music of Gould, Bernstein and my own, and post-tonal implications in Wayne Shorter’s “Nefertiti”. A.Mus.D. Composition 2002 M.Mus Composition 1988 B.Mus Double Bass 1984
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