61. MUSIC-USA.ORG: Display A Concert Record Adagio (1996) by Eric Price (Joshua Kovach, clarinet; Brian Kovach, piano); Shoutsand Murmurs (1996) by laurence S. bitensky (laurence bitensky, piano). http://www.music-usa.org/program/con_show.php4?g_org=N&id=19980426B

62. Ensemble X - Repertoire bitensky, laurence. Mishb rey yam (1999). 10/28/2001. Burke, Steven. In Time’sWake (2001). 09/22/2001 03/04/2001. Burke, Steven. Philter (2001). 09/22/2001 http://www.ensemblex.org/repertoire.cfm

Click on column headings to sort. Composer Title (Date of Composition) Performance Date Adams , John Gnarly Buttons Adams , John Hallelujah Junction Adès , Thomas Catch, op. 4 Alvarez , Javier Temazcal Antheil , George Ballet mécanique Bartók , Béla Forty-four Duos for Two Violins, selections (1931) Bates , Mason String Band Benjamin , George Meditation on the Name of Haydn Benjamin , George Relativity Rag Berg , Alban Chamber Concerto (1925) Berio , Luciano O King Berio , Luciano Sequenza IV Berio , Luciano Sequenza VII Berio , Luciano Sequenza X Bitensky, Laurence Mishb'rey yam Burke, Steven In Time’s Wake Burke, Steven Philter Burke, Steven Spelling Venus Carter , Elliot Esprit rude/Esprix doux II Carter , Elliot Three Poems of Robert Frost Chen , Yi Sparkle Chihara , Paul Branches Copland , Aaron Sextet (1937) Corigliano , John Sonata for violin and piano (1963) Druckman , Jacob Counterpoise Earnest, John David The Blue Estuaries Feldman, Morton For Frank O'Hara Godfrey , Daniel Juliet at Her Window Haber, Yotam Blur Harbison , John Gatsby Songs Harbison , John Six American Painters Hartke , Stephen The Horse with the Lavender Eye Harvey , Jonathan Song Offerings Hillborg , Anders Tampere Raw Husa , Karel Piano Sonata No. 2 (1975)

63. NewMusicBox News And Views- The Web Mag From The American Music Philharmonic Orch.; City Center, Coral Springs, FL bitensky, laurence 2002 Awake Concerto The Juilliard Ensemble Blauvelt, Peter - 2001 Piano Quintet Carson http://www.newmusicbox.org/news.nmbx?id=00158

64. Laurence Bitensky James Carlson University of the South Ph.D., Duke University email website.Dans le Labyrinthe de Marais for cello and piano (MIDI file in .mov format) http://www.colleges.org/~music/composers/carlson.html

Composers ACS Tech Center General Mission Newsletters Workshops Exchange Concerts Teaching Resources Learning Objects Theory Project General Theory Music History ... Performance Luna Nova New Music Ensemble Overview Website Composers Forum Overview Faculty Students Student Projects ... 2005 Contest Resources ACS Database James Carlson University of the South Ph.D., Duke University email website Dans le Labyrinthe de Marais for cello and piano (MIDI file in .mov format)

65. ACS Palladian Newsletter - Fall 2000 laurence bitensky, assistant professor of music at Centre College, has beenhonored as distinguished composer of the year by the Music Teachers National http://www.colleges.org/palladian/palladian_f2000.html

Associated Colleges of the South Newsletters Palladian A Window to the South GENERAL About ACS Calendar Members News ... Staff PROGRAMS Overview Classics Diversity Environmental ... Women's Studies SERVICES Administrators Faculty/Staff Students RESOURCES Database Faculty Exchange Guidelines Intranet ... Search Fall 2000 In this issue: ACS Receives Grant From Woodruff Foundation To Pursue New Cost-Containment Plan New ACS Program In Modern Languages The President's View ACS Guidelines and Standards for Information Fluency Being Established ... ACS Welcomes New International Programs Director International Update Global Partners Center in Turkey Offers Fall 2001 Program Global Partners Best Practices Conference Global Partners Language and Technology Task Force Update Birmingham-Southern College Begins Exchange Program with E. M. Lyon ... Member News ACS RECEIVES GRANT FROM WOODRUFF FOUNDATION TO PURSUE NEW COST-CONTAINMENT PLAN ACS has received a $650,000 grant from the Robert W. Woodruff Foundation to pursue a new cost-containment plan. The grant builds on an earlier grant from the Lettie Pate Evans Foundation and will fund projects in the areas of joint purchasing, administrative efficiency and academic applications of technology for the 15 member institutions. "This generous grant from the Robert W. Woodruff Foundation will help ACS continue to move forward in a number of vital areas," said Dr. Rita Bornstein, president of Rollins College and ACS chair. "The initiative will enhance our collaborative efforts to strengthen the educational process while promoting efficient and cost-effective operations."

66. The University Of Memphis: University Libraries - Memphis Composers Chronologica 2/21/1997, 300 PM, bitensky, laurence, SHOUTS and murmurs, piano. 2/21/1997,300 PM, HAINSWORTH, DAVID, Other worlds, cello http://exlibris.memphis.edu/music/mem95-99.html

search ask a librarian tomCat home ... Special Collections Recital Recordings The University of Memphis Music Library Memphis Area Composers, 1995-1999 No copying is permitted with equipment in the Music Library. If a copy of a recital is needed, contact the School of Music, (901) 678-2541. DATE TIME COMPOSER TITLE INSTRUMENTATION 7:00 PM VIVIANO, SAMUEL Sweet magnolia piano 7:00 PM VIVIANO, SAMUEL Vicarious velleities piano 11:30 AM CLIMIE, PETER J. Still life vla/gtr 11:30 AM FINE, MARSHALL Art music cl/vla/pno 11:30 AM KAUKER, ROBERT Sketches II cello 11:30 AM LEHR, EDGAR Salve regina sop/pno 11:30 AM PATTERSON, ROBERT Dixon impressions violin 11:30 AM PELLAY, PAUL Song is sung and will be sung no more, The, op. 60 flute 3:30 PM LONG, PATRICK Strange loops for percussion quintet percussion 3:00 PM HOUCHINS, ANDREW Songs, four haiku sop/hn/pno 8:00 PM PEEBLES, JAMES Until Shiloh come boys' choir 8:00 PM SMEDLEY, BRUCE Incarnation carol boys' choir 8:00 PM VIVIANO, SAMUEL Sweet magnolia piano 8:00 PM RICHENS, JAMES

67. The University Of Memphis: University Libraries - Recitals - IMAGINE/NMF A-D bitensky, laurence, SHOUTS and murmurs, piano, 2/21/1997, 300 PM. BLACKWOOD,EASLEY, String quartet 2, string quartet, 2/11/1978, 815 PM http://exlibris.memphis.edu/music/imgna-d.html

search ask a librarian tomCat home ... Special Collections Recital Recordings The University of Memphis Music Library Imagine/New Music Festival Performances Composer Listing, A-D No copying is permitted with equipment in the Music Library. If a copy of a recital is needed, contact the School of Music, (901) 678-2541. Composer Title Instrumentation Date Time ABELL, JACK Variations on a shape violin 2:00 PM ADAMS, DANIEL Five miniatures clarinet, guitar 2:00 PM ADAMS, DANIEL Lake surprise piano trio 11:00 AM ADAMS, DANIEL Three subtropical vistas: Key Vaca; The Matecumbies; Tavernier mezzo-sop/perc 3:00 PM ADAMS, DANIEL Times two 2 percussionists 3:00 PM ADAMS, DANIEL Topographical endeavor double bass 2:00 PM ADAMS, JOHN Songbirdsongs 8:15 PM ADLER, SAMUEL Intrada woodwind quintet 8:15 PM ADLER, SAMUEL Kiss, A chorus/orch 8:15 PM ADLER, SAMUEL Requiescat in pace chorus/orch 8:15 PM ADLER, SAMUEL Seven epigrams for woodwind sextet 2 fl/ob/cl/bs cl/bsn 8:15 PM ADLER, SAMUEL Sonata #2, violin and piano, (1956) vln/pno 8:15 PM ADLER, SAMUEL

68. HPJAN05 Adam Gorb. Gran Duo (2000). Magnus Lindberg. Awake, You Sleepers (2002).laurence bitensky. Per la Flor del Lliri Blau (1934). Joaquin Rodrigo http://www.timreynish.com/hpjan05.htm

Home Up HOMEPAGE 2005 NEW: BRITISH WIND MUSIC 1981-2005 UPDATED JANUARY 21st 2005 JUNGFRAU MUSIC FESTIVAL FLYER UTAH Welcome to the Tim Reynish Website Dear Colleagues, The late Frederick Fennell repeatedly reminded us of the importance of wise choice in programming. He said: Choosing music is the single most important thing a band director can do, and is the only thing a band director can do alone, made more important because of the substandard repertoire continuously being published. The Home Page for the beginning of 2005 concentrates almost entirely on repertoire, with an ABCD of ideas for programming, starting with several major Anniversaries for 2005 which might point towards new repertoire choices, continuing with news of British composers and publishers, news also of new works thrown into relief by Competitions in Europe, UK and USA, of two summer conducting schools, and ending with details of the latest in the series of compact discs that I am issuing with Mark Custom Records. Tim Reynish INDEX A - ANNIVERSARIES See Home Page for October with repertoire and links D - DISC INTERNATIONAL REPERTOIRE VOLUME 3 A - ANNIVERSARIES For repertoire ideas for next year, point your mouse at the birthday date

69. Music That Rings My Bell laurence bitensky Awake, You Sleepers 2002 Composer 15.19 laurence bitensky’sAwake, You Sleepers is based on melodies and motives of traditional Jewish http://www.timreynish.com/that_rings_my_bell.htm

Home Up ARTICLE 3: MUSIC THAT RINGS MY BELL Or TODAY’S KITSCH IS TOMORROW’S MASTERPIECE First appeared in the WASBE Newsletter Update and revised 16th August Jim Croft, wisest of eldest statesmen, divides repertoire into “music that rings my bell” - and the other sort, which is as good a way of developing ideas on repertoire as any. I suspect that we tend to accept some music as masterpieces, because there’s nothing else; for instance, if the Beethoven Horn Sonata were one of 20 or 40 classic masterpieces for horn and piano, who would play that rather ordinary little piece If we are frank, we might think the unthinkable - how musical are many of the masterpieces of the wind band repertoire? The bright primary colours of the ensemble and the dazzling virtuosity of so many of our players can blind us to the emptiness of the music. The hard-edged neo-classical heritage of the mid-century often conspires to encourage bands to make a noise, and composers to pander to what we do most easily. In fact, many of the major wind works of the mid and late century just don’t ring my bell at all, though the better the composer, the more chance the work has of being half decent. Richard Franko Goldman wrote in Musical Quarterly in 1958 a review of the Fennell Mercury 1957 MG50143 recording of the Hindemith, Schoenberg and Stravinsky masterpieces, and uttered what even today must seem heresy ..

70. Newsletterwinter00.html laurence bitensky, Kentucky David Dzubay, Indiana Melissa Hui, California WendellLogan, Ohio Zhou Long, New York Tristan Murail, New York http://music.fas.harvard.edu/newsletterwinter00.html

HARVARD UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF M U S I C cv N E W S L E T T E R Vol. 1, No. 1/Winter 2000 dfdf dfdf I N S I D E Bach Archive Discovered New A.M. Performance Program Amati-Camperi Inaugurates New Music Curriculum Lima Composition Premieres at Lincoln Center ... Coda Ph.Ds Jen-yen Chen and Karim Al-Zand with Professors Wolff, Kelly and Lewin, graduation 2000. Holiday gathering of the department in the Taft Lounge MKMKMK C.P.E. Bach Archive Discovered in Kiev, Ukraine The musical estate of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, second son of Johann Sebastian Bach, has been rediscovered in Kiev, Ukraine, by Harvard Bach scholar Christoph Wolff, William Powell Mason Professor of Music; Patricia Kennedy Grimsted, Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute; Hennadii Boriak, deputy director of the Institute of Ukrainian Archeo-graphy and Source Studies, and Barbara Wolff, music cataloger at Harvard's Houghton Library. Wolff has been searching for the Bach Wolff has been searching for the Bach material for more than two decades in conjunction with his work on the Bach family's musical sources. The collection was found in Ukraine's Central State Archive-Museum of Literature and Art as part of the Berlin Sing-Akademie archive of 18th century music. Last available for study in the 1930s, the materials were evacuated from Berlin to Silesia in 1943. They have been missing for over half a century, and many Western scholars feared they had been destroyed.

71. The President's Corner Sweden, Britta Byström, New work. New Zealand, Christopher Marshall, L homme Armé.USA, laurence bitensky, Awake, you Sleepers http://www.wasbe.org/en/news/pres/pc200211.html

The President's Corner November 2002 [Conference information updated January 28, 2003] Camilla Reynish Greetings from Manchester! Packing up the house and revisiting over forty years of letters and programmes is fascinating....... I wondered what happened to that very beautiful Singhalese 'cellist, after whom I wanted to name my daughter Camilla Reynish......(vetoed by my wife).....did I really conduct that Stravisnky Symphony in C thirty years ago in Bristol?....and wow, I remember that performance of David Bedford's Sun Paints in Estonia in which the timpanist only had 3 instruments, and played the bottom timps part on a piano. Looking back over forty years of teaching thirty of conducting, and twenty of commissioning wind works makes me realise what a mountain there is still to climb. Recently a magazine came out with a complete listing of International Competitions. There were competitions for conductors, composers and carriloneurs, orchestras, chamber ensembles, soloists but not one single competition listed for anything to do with wind band or ensemble, composing, conducting or even just bands competing. Where are we? Can you hear us out there? Hellooo.... A Time Warp We are largely stuck in a time-warp at the start of the 20th century. It is interesting that two of my favourite works by Grainger

72. October Lawrence Doebler, conductor. Norman Dinerstein When David heard Michael Salmirs,piano laurence bitensky (MM 91) Mishb rey yam http://www.ithaca.edu/music/2001-02/oct.html

Concert Calendar All performances are free and open to the public unless noted otherwise. All programs subject to change. To confirm events, please call 607-274-3356 or 607 274-3171. Guest artists, Tickets, and Parking October Monday Student Recital Composition Premieres I 8:15 pm Recital Hall Tuesday Ithaca College Chamber Orchestra Grant Cooper , conductor Byron Adams : Capriccio Concertante Benjamin Brittten: Serenade for Tenor, Horn, and Strings Franz Schubert: Symphony No. 8 in b, ("Unfinished") 8:15 pm Ford Hall Friday Family Weekend Tickets Required Henry Neubert , conductor "With a Spanish Flavor" Roger Nixon: Fiesta del Pacifico Clifton Williams: " Fiesta" from Symphonic Dance No. 3 Jamie Texidor Amparito Roca Family Weekend Tickets Required Laurie Keegan, director 8:15 pm Ford Hall Saturday Senior Recital Amy Bassett, bassoon 12:00 pm Ford Hall Elective Recital Lisa Yoo, piano 1:00 pm Nabenhauer Recital Room Senior Recital Lucas Hibbard, voice

73. IC News Releases: Ithaca College Calendar Of Events For October 28 - November 3 playing works by Dana Wilson, Karel Husa, laurence bitensky, Andrew Waggoner,and Aaron Copland; 815 pm, recital hall, Whalen Center. http://www.ithaca.edu/news/article.php?id=816

74. UK Wind Ensemble Yiddish Dances. Adam Gorb. Per La Flor del Lliri Blau. Joaquin Rodrigo. Awake,You Sleepers. laurence bitensky. Gran Duo. Magnus Lindberg. Dances from Crete http://www.uky.edu/FineArts/Music/Bands/weprograms.html

Past Wind Ensemble Programs Monday, April 18, 2005 Singletary Center for the Arts 7:30 pm Dr. J. Cody Birdwell, Conductor Last Night's Fun Traditional Irish Band, Guest Artists Mike Mower, Guest Composer Miles Osland, Saxophone Soloist Prelude, Op. 34 No. 14 Dmitri Shostakovich Folk Dances Dmitri Shostakovich Symphony in Bb Paul Hindemith Minstrells of the Kells Dan Welcher Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Orchestra ~World Premiere~ Mike Mower Friday, March 4, 2005 Singletary Center for the Arts 7:30 pm Keith Brion as John Philip Sousa, Guest Conductor Mary Joy Nelson, Soprano Soloist Erin Walker, Xylophone Soloist Mark Clodfelter, Trumpet Soloist The Star Spangled Banner arr. John Philip Sousa Euryanthe Carl Maria von Weber/Hindsley Washington Post John Philip Sousa Carnival of Venice arr. Staigers Teddy Trombone Henry Fillmore Children's March: Over the Hills and Far Away Percy A. Grainger Glory of the Yankee Navy John Philip Sousa Sesqui-Centennial Exposition John Philip Sousa Juliet's Waltz Song from Romeo and Juliet Charles Gounod Ah May the Red Rose Live Always Stephen Foster Under the American Flag from Cubaland John Philip Sousa The U.S. Field Artillery

75. UK Wind Ensemble Awake, You Sleepers. laurence bitensky. Gran Duo. Magnus Lindberg. Richard Clary,Conductor. Cliff Jackson, Piano Soloist. The Star Spangled Banner. arr. Jack Stamp http://128.163.2.27/FineArts/Music/Bands/weprograms.html

Past Wind Ensemble Programs Monday, April 18, 2005 Singletary Center for the Arts 7:30 pm Dr. J. Cody Birdwell, Conductor Last Night's Fun Traditional Irish Band, Guest Artists Mike Mower, Guest Composer Miles Osland, Saxophone Soloist Prelude, Op. 34 No. 14 Dmitri Shostakovich Folk Dances Dmitri Shostakovich Symphony in Bb Paul Hindemith Minstrells of the Kells Dan Welcher Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind Orchestra ~World Premiere~ Mike Mower Friday, March 4, 2005 Singletary Center for the Arts 7:30 pm Keith Brion as John Philip Sousa, Guest Conductor Mary Joy Nelson, Soprano Soloist Erin Walker, Xylophone Soloist Mark Clodfelter, Trumpet Soloist The Star Spangled Banner arr. John Philip Sousa Euryanthe Carl Maria von Weber/Hindsley Washington Post John Philip Sousa Carnival of Venice arr. Staigers Teddy Trombone Henry Fillmore Children's March: Over the Hills and Far Away Percy A. Grainger Glory of the Yankee Navy John Philip Sousa Sesqui-Centennial Exposition John Philip Sousa Juliet's Waltz Song from Romeo and Juliet Charles Gounod Ah May the Red Rose Live Always Stephen Foster Under the American Flag from Cubaland John Philip Sousa The U.S. Field Artillery

76. American Music Teacher: Looking At The Record - Composer Commissioning - History The 1999 MTNAShepherd Distinguished Composer of the Year laurence bitensky toutsthe program Being selected as MTNA composer of the year meant a http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2493/is_2_52/ai_92725482

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Advanced Search Home Help IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports 10,000,000 articles - not found on any other search engine. FindArticles American Music Teacher Oct-Nov 2002 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Featured Titles for ALAN Review Afterimage American Drama American Music Teacher ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Looking at the record - Composer Commissioning - history of composer commissioning program American Music Teacher Oct-Nov, 2002 by Thomas Ediger Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. One of the established goals of the MTNA Composer Commissioning Advisory Committee is to improve visibility, awareness and participation in the MTNA Composer Commissioning Program. When the committee met last March at the MTNA National Conference in Cincinnati, they suggested I write a column about the scope and breadth of the program. I wasn't sure exactly how to proceed. Finally, I decided to just look at the record and, of course, that means knowing some history.

77. ITG News: Robert Murray To Northern Colorado & At WASBE He performed laurence bitensky s Awake, You Sleepers! with the Nanset WindOrchestra of Norway, conducted by Odd Terje Lysebo. http://www.trumpetguild.org/news/news04/125murray.htm

Murray to Northern Colorado, and at WASBE February 8, 2004 Robert Murray Robert Murray is the newly-appointed Assistant Professor of Trumpet at the University of Northern Colorado. He received his Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Trumpet Performance from the University of North Texas, having studied with Keith Johnson. His previous degrees were earned through studies at the University of Washington and Portland State University, studying trumpet with Gerald Webster, Fred Sautter, and Roy Cummings. He previously served on the faculties of Murray State University and the University of North Texas. Among Murray's other recent solo engagements are a solo performance with the Owensboro Symphony of Shostakovich's Concerto for Piano, Trumpet and Strings , a performance in Mexico City of Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 2, the North American premier of Hans Henrik-Wehding's Konzert Musik for Trompete and Blasorchester with the Murray State University Symphonic Wind Ensemble. He is featured with the Owensboro Symphony on the just-released Albany recording "Orchestral Music of Arnold Rosner," performing with fellow OSO trumpeter Jonathan Martin the Concerto for Two Trumpets, Tympani and Strings.

78. ITG News Index Composer laurence bitensky s concerto for trumpet and wind ensemble update fromTim Reynish. Frink McNeil s new book Flexus Trumpet Calesthenics for http://www.trumpetguild.org/news/news.04archive.htm

Welcome to the International Trumpet Guild's News page on the web. This is the 200 n ews archive - please see the menu on the right for other pages, or go to the current news index page ITG News from the Trumpet World is frequently updated. Set a bookmark in your browser for this page. ITG wants to publish your news and photos. News of international interest will be selected for publication as ITG News from the Trumpet World and for publication in the ITG Journal. Send trumpet news and photos to ITG's News Editor: Neville Young, 49 Muswell Avenue, London, N10 2EH, UK Fax news to: +44 20 8245 7498 Email: news@trumpetguild.org Or contact ITG News Correspondents: Asia: Joseph Bowman: asianews@trumpetguild.org Australia: Brian Evans: oznews@trumpetguild.org Europe: Emile Meuffels: euronews@trumpetguild.org

79. Centre Music Program Faculty laurence bitensky Dr. bitensky s Web Site. Music Theory, Composition, Piano,World Music, DMA, Cornell University, bitensky@centre.edu, (859) 2385430 http://web.centre.edu/mus/Faculty/faculty.html

Faculty The music faculty at Centre is noted for its dedication to teaching and the pursuit of artistic and academic excellence. They bring a wide variety of backgrounds and experiences to the classroom and recital hall. Faculty members work with students both inside and outside of the classroom. Students often travel with professors to area concerts, visit their homes for informal gatherings, and tour with ensembles. Faculty/Staff Instruments/Area Background Email Phone Barbara Hall, Program Chair Choral Ensembles, Music History and Theory, Humanities DM, Indiana University hallb@centre.edu Laurence Bitensky Dr. Bitensky's Web Site Music Theory, Composition, Piano, World Music DMA, Cornell University bitensky@centre.edu Vince DiMartino Trumpet, Instrumental Coordinator, Centre Brass, Jazz Studies MM, Eastman School of Music dimartv@centre.edu

80. Joyce Dutka Arts Foundation laurence bitensky Robert Carl. CHOREOGRAPHY. A total of $5000 was awarded at ourGala Concert at the Theater of the Riverside Church on May 6, 2001 to http://www.jdutka.com/award.html

Home Award Winners Event Announcement Outreach Grants Grant/Award Announcements Application Forms ... Advisory Board 2005 AWARD WINNERS VISUAL ARTS: Works on Paper First Place JUDY ARONOW Drawing: Botanicals KIM BECKMANN Ink Drawing: Abstracts SARA LIN Pastel Second Place SCOTT ARONOW Pencil Drawing KARL NATHAN BLACK Pencil Drawing: Portraits CARLA FALB Charcoal Drawing YING FENG Pastel: Portraits MARTHA HAYDEN Watercolor: Landscapes Third Place JACK JONES Watercolor: Landscapes STAN MOSKOWITZ Watercolor: Cityscapes ELISSA PRYSTAUK Pastel: Florals/Landscapes YUEH-CHIAO LIN TING Pastel: Still Lifes Lenore Segan Student Award DEARIESHA MACK Drawing Honorable Mention for Creativity HALLIE COHEN Creativity LYN C. HANDLER

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