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Berlin Premiere (+audio excerpts), Life in Deutschland, Aesthetic Reassessment!

Posted on April 20, 2011 by Jason Thorpe Buchanan

Four weeks ago, I had a premiere in Berlin at the annual Fulbright conference with an ensemble made up of American Fulbrighters livingin Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Sweden and Hungary. The work performed was the chamber version of three songs in collaboration with … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog Post | Tagged aesthetics, art song, audio, avant-garde, Berlin, color, concerts, eastman, film, fulbright, gesture, Hamburg, indian, living abroad, melos, premiere, Pulitzer, RZM, Saxophone, spontaneity, technique | Leave a comment

06.24.10

Posted on June 23, 2010 by Jason Thorpe Buchanan

12:46am // As usual, some time has elapsed since my last blog (something I aim to remedy), and consequently much has happened! In March I was admitted to the Eastman School of Music as a Ph.D. candidate, and was subsequently … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog Post | Tagged aesthetics, blog, Brevard, California, Chicago, composing, craft, defer, eastman, festival, fulbright, Germany, Hamburg, Hamel, masters, musicology, Ph.D., process, research, Stahnke, UNLV | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: eastman

Berlin Premiere (+audio excerpts), Life in Deutschland, Aesthetic Reassessment!

06.24.10

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