61. SOLI 2000-2001 Season Program In September, SOLI will premiere David Heuser’s most recent work, CatchingUpdrafts; and the refreshing, new sounds of aaron jay kernis, the youngest http://www.solichamberensemble.com/season_00_01.html

R E B E G I N N I N G S Original seasonal letter from Stephanie Key: It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to our seventh season of music! Join us to hear the trio that Brahms came out of retirement to write, having been inspired by a talented clarinetist. And John Cage, master of the unique, will demand that we completely rethink music in Catching Updrafts Four Seasons of Futurist Cuisine I look forward to seeing you throughout the season. Stephanie Key, President and Artistic Director This season is dedicated to the memory of H.V. Doyle. TO A DIFFERENT DRUM Tuesday, September 26, 2000 SOLI opens its new season with percussionist Sherry Rubins and the World Premiere of Catching Updrafts by Texas composer David Heuser. Line Drawings James Balentine for clarinet and percussion John Cage for piano Catching Updrafts David Heuser for violin, clarinet, cello, and piano Simultaneous Mosaics Henry Cowell for clarinet, violin, cello, piano, and percussion Trio Lowell Lieberman for violin, cello, and piano

62. The Harbinger. Modern Composers. November 16, 1999 The Lark Quartet plays aaron jay kernis. String Quartet No. Americancomposer aaron jay kernis is something of a musical prodigy. http://www.theharbinger.org/xviii/991116/forbus.html

Home Page Front Page E-Mail November 16, 1999 The Lark Quartet plays Aaron Jay Kernis. String Quartet No. 1 ("musica celestis"); String Quartet No. 2 ("musica instrumentalis"). Performed by The Lark Quartet. (Arabesque Recordings, CD # Z6727) 1999. American composer Aaron Jay Kernis is something of a musical prodigy. Born in Philadelphia in 1960, Kernis was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in music in 1998, one of the youngest composers ever to receive that award. After studying clarinet and violin, he taught himself piano and composition while in middle school, and at age fifteen he wrote his "first really big piece." He studied at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, the Manhattan School of Music, and Yale School of Music, and had his first published orchestral work, Dream of the Morning Sky, premiered in 1983 by the New York Philharmonic under Zubin Mehta. Kernis draws inspiration for his work from many sources. He says that the String Quartet No. 2, the work for which he was awarded the Pulitzer, is "a piece very much influenced by dance and dance music," particularly baroque dance music. He says that he plays a bit of J.S. Bach's music every day on his piano, and the flavor of those works shows up in this quartet. Kernis' work, particularly his small-scale works such as these quartets, has been characterized as being marked by "engaging wit and expressive lyricism." Kernis has stated that among his objectives in his compositions are "to bring beauty back into music" and also to express an "exuberance and energy" in his work. He says that "there was a lot of fearsome music in this century" that created a barrier between contemporary composers and their audiences, and caused many listeners to retreat to the comfort of Mozart and Beethoven rather than struggle with the challenges of the new music. Kernis wants to break down that barrier and use his music to communicate with audiences, and in these two works he is largely successful.

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Search: Entire Document Title Only Match: Any Terms Exact Phrase American Symphony Orchestra League league@symphony.org link#1 link#2 You are at : Home >Top 10 Lists Navigate this area Overview Quick Facts Education/ Community Relations Survey: 12/01 Education/ Community Relations Survey, Addendum: 12/01 2001-2002 Season Orchestra Repertoire Report Top 10 Lists The League conducts, analyzes, and disseminates a range of surveys from quick questions focusing on specific issues to annual, in-depth studies including the Orchestra Statistical Report (OSR) and the Orchestra Staff Compensation Survey. Based on 3432 performances of 1737 compositions by 475 composers: Composers With Most Works Scheduled Scheduled Performances Beethoven, Ludwig Van Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus Brahms, Johannes Tchaikovsky, Piotr Ilyich Strauss, Richard Mahler, Gustav Ravel, Maurice Haydn, Franz Joseph Shostakovich, Dmitri Prokofiev, Sergei Most Frequently Performed U.S. or Canadian Composers Scheduled Performances Barber, Samuel Bernstein, Leonard

65. Music 2000 Guest Composers Recordings of the music of aaron jay kernis are available on CRI, Nonesuch, andNew Albion. aaron jay kernis was born in Philadelphia on January 15, 1960. http://blues.fd1.uc.edu/www/ccm/COMPOSITION/kernis.html

MUSIC 2000 Aaron J. Kernis One of the youngest composers ever to be awarded the Pulitzer Prize, is among the most esteemed musical figures of his generation. Each work of Kernis bears the unmistakable stamp of a wildly fertile imagination forged out of the wide-ranging musical languages of the 1980s and 1990s. His music bursts with rich poetic imagery, brilliant instrumental color, distinctive wit, and infectious exuberance. His work might be inspired by the horrors of the Persian Gulf War (as in the much-talked about Symphony No.2) the love poems of Anna Swir (Love Scenes), the earthy rhythms of Salsa (100 Greatest Dance Hits), the antics of a child (Before Sleep and Dreams), complexities and high-craftsmanship of Italian mosaics (Invisible Mosaic III ). Mr. Kernis helps usher in the next century with a momentous choral symphony for the Millennium commissioned by Disney . Other upcoming commissions include works for the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center the Minnesota Orchestra, and a song cycle for Renee Fleming in two versions one for voice and piano to be premiered on Lincoln Center Great Performers Series and the other with orchestra to be premiered with the Minnesota Orchestra. Mr. Kernis's music is published exclusively by Associated Music Publishers. Mr. Kernis is one of the most honored young American composers. In addition to the 1998 Pulitzer Prize for his String Quartet No. 2 (musica instrumentalis), his many awards have included the Stoeger Prize from the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, a Guggenheim Fellowship, the Rome Prize, an NEA grant, a Bearns Prize, a New York Foundation for the Arts Award, and three BMI Student Composer Awards. He has become an especially familiar and much-admired presence in Minnesota Twin Cities; in September 1993, he was appointed Composer-in-Residence for the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, Minnesota Public Radio, and the American Composers Forum, and he returned in the fall of 1998 as New Music Advisor to the Minnesota Orchestra.

66. Styles Of Music/Classical/Composers/K/Kernis, Aaron Jay Links aaron jay kernis Biography, work list, notes, reviews, upcomingperformances, articles, links. Minnesota Public Radio- Article. http://iomusic.com/Styles_of_Music/Classical/Composers/K/Kernis__Aaron_Jay/music

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67. American Composers Forum Orchestra artistic planning intern and Composer Institute assistant; Michael Twomey,composer; Orianna Webb, composer; aaron jay kernis; Assistant Conductor http://www.composersforum.org/news/compinst2003.html

IT'S NOT JUST A JOB; IT'S AN ADVENTURE An Inside View From the Composer Institute By Beth Cowart, Minnesota Orchestra Photographs by Greg Helgeson From October 25 through 31, 2002, the Forum and the Minnesota Orchestra , in cooperation with The American Music Center, held the second annual Minnesota Orchestra Reading Sessions and Composer Institute. A comprehensive reworking of the Orchestra and the Forum's Perfect Pitch reading sessions, the Institute provides up to nine composers with a week of seminars and readings of their works by the Minnesota Orchestra. - Ed. Halloween at the Composer Institute: (l to r) Christopher Dietz, composer; Andriana Macres, Orchestra artistic planning intern and Composer Institute assistant; Michael Twomey, composer; Orianna Webb, composer; Aaron Jay Kernis; Assistant Conductor Scott Terrell; AMC New Music Information Specialist Lyn Liston; Russell Platt, composer; Todd Coleman, composer; Beth Cowart (in Halloween wig); Lu Pei, composer; Erich Stem, composer; Jorja Fleezanis, concertmaster; Nathan Stumpff, composer; and Forum Director of Chapters Bob Peskin. (Sounding Board, January 2003)

68. American Composers Forum Composer aaron jay kernis, Chairman. Prereading consultations and post-reading mentoringsessions with Minnesota Orchestra New Music Advisor aaron jay kernis. http://www.composersforum.org/programs/institute/

MINNESOTA ORCHESTRA READING SESSIONS AND COMPOSER INSTITUTE APPLY NOW Composer Aaron Jay Kernis, Chairman. Under the guidance of composer Aaron Jay Kernis, composers have their works read by the Minnesota Orchestra and participate in a series of professional workshops on music, career, and audience/community outreach issues. Composers meet with Orchestra members and attend small-group sessions with musicians and other leading music industry professionals. Designed to address crucial issues for emerging composers in today's society, the topics of the Institute include: MUSIC Score presentation and part preparation. The psychology of rehearsing and playing new music. Building greater familiarity with instrumental techniques and idiomatic orchestral writing (string bowing seminar, percussion logistics). Pre-reading consultations and post-reading mentoring sessions with Minnesota Orchestra New Music Advisor Aaron Jay Kernis. Post-reading critique sessions with members of the Minnesota Orchestra.

69. Music Director 2001 Soloist Truls Mørk, cello In April 2000 the Minnesota Orchestra performedthe world premiere of the cello version of aaron jay kernis' Colored Field, a http://www.minnesotaorchestra.org/music/re_kernis_field.cfm

Music Director Orchestra Musicians Artistic Staff Guest Artists ... Audio Clip Library Recordings KERNIS: COLORED FIELD Conductor: Eiji Oue Virgin Classics Release: 2001 Soloist: Truls Mørk, cello In April 2000 the Minnesota Orchestra performed the world premiere of the cello version of Aaron Jay Kernis' Colored Field, a work originally written for English horn. Conducted by Eiji Oue and featuring soloist Truls Mørk, that performance was recorded live by Virgin Classics for release on this album. Aaron Jay Kernis serves as the new music advisor of the Minnesota Orchestra. Repertoire: Colored Field , Concerto for Cello and Orchestra Musica Celestis for String Orchestra Air , version for Cello and Orchestra REVERIES RACHMANINOFF RESPIGHI KERNIS: COLORED FIELD ... EXOTIC DANCES FROM THE OPERA

70. Grawemeyer Award Recipients Announced Awards were given to aaron jay kernis, music composition; Martha Nussbaum, education;James McClelland and David Rumelhart, psychology; and Miroslav Volf http://newsbreak.louisville.edu/011130/grawemeyer.html

Grawemeyer Award recipients announced Five recipients of U of L's 2002 Grawemeyer Awards have been announced. Awards were given to Aaron Jay Kernis, music composition; Martha Nussbaum, education; James McClelland and David Rumelhart, psychology; and Miroslav Volf, religion. The Grawemeyer Award was established by the late Charles Grawemeyer, an industrialist, entrepreneur and U of L graduate who had a lifelong passion for music, education and religious studies. Rather than rewarding personal achievements, he chose to recognize powerful ideas or creative works in the arts and sciences. The Grawemeyer Foundation awards $1 million each year, $200,000 each for works in music composition, education, ideas improving world order, religion and psychology. The Louisville Grawemeyer Award in Religion is given jointly by U of L and the Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary . No award was given this year for ideas improving world order. Music Composition Aaron Jay Kernis One of America's most honored young composers, Aaron Jay Kernis, has won the world's top international music composition prize, the 2002 U of L Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition. Kernis won the prize for "Colored Field,"

71. Grawemeyer Recipients Talk About Winning Works 11, the terrorist attacks of that day proved to be a point of reference for MiroslavVolf's lecture in religion, aaron jay kernis' talk in music and Martha http://newsbreak.louisville.edu/020419/grawemeyer.html

Grawemeyer recipients talk about winning works Grawemeyer award recipients were honored with a dinner April 3 at which they received Grawemeyer medallions and the first installment of their $200,000 prizes. Pictured are University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award Executive Director Paul Weber; Aaron Jay Kernis, recipient for music composition; Martha Craven Nussbaum, recipient for education; Don Rumelhart, who accepted for his brother, psychology co-recipient David Rumelhart, and the recipient's sons, Karl and Peter Rumelhart; James McLelland, co-recipient for psychology; Miroslav Volf, recipient for religion; and John Shumaker, U of L president. War, conflict, understanding and compassion were recurring themes in three of the four lectures by Grawemeyer award winners April 1-4. Although the winning works preceded the events of Sept. 11, the terrorist attacks of that day proved to be a point of reference for Miroslav Volf's lecture in religion, Aaron Jay Kernis' talk in music and Martha Craven Nussbaum's discussion in education. James McClelland gave a talk in psychology. Religion: Miroslav Volf Christianity and Violence Yale theologian Miroslav Volf was addressing the United Nations Prayer Breakfast when two airliners flew into the World Trade Center Sept. 11.

72. Colorado Chamber Players-Vignettes: New York Scenes aaron jay kernis, a Pulitzer prize winner, creates Italian dramain the narratated work The Four Seasons of Futuristic Cuisine. http://www.coloradochamberplayers.org/vignettes.html

home about us calendar recordings ... contact us *Vignettes: New York Scenes Suite Modale Dream With Me Dark Wind explore the crossover style. Aaron Jay Kernis, a Pulitzer prize winner, creates Italian drama in the narratated work The Four Seasons of Futuristic Cuisine. A memorable menu of New York vignettes! "Music can allow us to rediscover what is deep inside ourselves, ……free us from easy answers to impossible questions." Sunday March 30, 2003 - 7pm Mizel Center for Arts and Culture at the JCC 350 S. Dahlia Street, Denver Tickets: $15 General $12 Students/Seniors 65+ Box Office: Season Tickets: *Available for season ticket Sheila Silver Aaron Jay Kernis Jacob Druckman Paul Schoenfield Program Suite Modale for Flute and Strings (1959) Ernest Bloch for Flute and Piano (1992) Paul Schoenfield Dark Wind, for Violin and Cello (1994) Jacob Druckman Dream With Me, for Voice, Cello and Piano Leonard Bernstein Intermission Sheila Silver The Four Seasons of Futuristic Cuisine, for Piano Trio and Narrator (1991) Aaron Jay Kernis Return to season calendar home about us season calendar ... ccp7654@aol.com

73. Biographie.net - Lettre K kernis, aaron jay www.radio-france.fr/chaines/france-musiques/biographies/fiche.php?numero=5000167;Kerouac, Jack http://biographie.net/k.html

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74. Klangfruehling Internationales Kammermusik Festival Burg Schlaining Translate this page Eva Gruesser machte Aufnahmen für Decca/Argo, Arabesque und New World Records undErstaufführungen der Arbeiten von aaron jay kernis, Jon Deak, Penka Kouneva http://www.klangfruehling.org/portraits/gruesser.html

portraits Eva Gruesser Violine Eva Gruesser's Karriere als Solistin und Kammermusikerin führte sie nach Nordamerika, Europa und Australien. Als erste Violinistin des „Lark Quartett" war sie die Gewinnerin des „Naumburg Chamber Music Award 1990" in New York und der Goldmedaille des „Shostakovich International String Quartett Competition" 1991 in St. Petersburg, Rußland. Mit diesem Quartett trat sie unter anderem im Lincoln Center, im Kennedy Center und in der Weill Hall in New York, und in der Corcoran Gallery in Washington D.C, außerdem im Lockenhaus Schleswig-Holstein und bei den San Miguel de Allende Festivals, auf. Eva Gruesser machte Aufnahmen für Decca/Argo, Arabesque und New World Records und Erstaufführungen der Arbeiten von Aaron Jay Kernis, Jon Deak, Penka Kouneva und Julia Wolfe. Als Konzertmeisterin führender freischaffender Ensembles kann man Eva Gruesser in New York's Konzerthallen öfters bewundern. Sie ist ein regelmäßiger Gast vieler Sommer Festivals, einschließlich des Moab Music Festivals in Utah. Jüngste Auftritte umfassen eine Veranstaltung von „Hymn with Still Movements" von Aaron Jay Kernis in der 92nd Street New York, Konzerte in NewYork's „Merkin Concert Hall" und einen Gastauftritt als erste Geige mit dem Abramyan String Quartett in Utah. Eva Gruesser spielte im „Israel Philharmonie Orchestra" und im „BBC Scottish Orchestra". Sie gab Vorstellungen in Deutschland, Holland, Schweiz und Israel. Sie studierte bei lona Feher, Ramy Shevelov, Szymon Goldberg und Zinaida Gilels und absolvierte an der „Juilliard School".

75. Indiana State University: Department Of Music CMF Home Page. 2000 PRINCIPAL GUEST COMPOSER aaron jay kernis. aaronjay kernis, one of the youngest composers ever to be awarded http://baby.indstate.edu/music/cmf/cmfcomposer00.html

CMF Home Page 2000 PRINCIPAL GUEST COMPOSER Aaron Jay Kernis Aaron Jay Kernis, one of the youngest composers ever to be awarded the Pulitzer Prize, is among the most esteemed musical figures of his generation. His work might be inspired by the horrors of the Persian Gulf War (as in the much-talked about Symphony No. 2 ) the love poems of Anna Swir ( Love Scenes ), the earthy rhythms of salsa ( 100 Greatest Dance Hits ), the antics of a child ( Before Sleep and Dreams ), or the complexities and high-craftsmanship of Italian mosaics ( Invisible Mosaic III His music figures prominently on orchestral, chamber, and recital programs around the world. He has already written works for many of America foremost musical institutions; including New Era Dance , commissioned for the 150th Anniversary of the New York Philharmonic and recorded by the Baltimore Symphony; Still Movement with Hymn , a piano quartet commissioned by American Public Radio for Christopher O'Riley, Pamela Frank, Paul Neubauer, and Carter Brey;

76. San Francisco Examiner Publication date 05/23/2002 'Appreciating' aaron jay kernis BY T.HASHIMOTO Special To The Examiner. If rock 'n' roll won, it's http://www.examiner.com/ex_files/default.jsp?story=X0523SCOREw

77. ASO | Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Official Website Lament and Prayer, for Violin and Orchestra aaron jay kernis (born 1960).Composed 1995. These are the first ASO performances. k. aaron jay kernis. http://www.atlantasymphony.org/plan/03mw07.htm

General Information Directions Where To Dine Where To Stay ... Recordings NOTES ON THE PROGRAM by Nick Jones Tickets and more information on these concerts November 7/8/9 LINDBERG : Gran Duo KERNIS : Lament and Prayer, for violin : Symphony No. 9, "from the New World" Robert Spano , conductor Elmar Oliveira , violin Gran Duo, for Wind Ensemble MAGNUS LINDBERG (born 1958) Composed 1999-2000. Premiere: March 8, 2000, Royal Festival Hall, London, England; winds of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Sir Simon Rattle conducting. Performing forces: three flutes, piccolo, two oboes, English horn, three clarinets, bass clarinet, two bassoons, contrabassoon, four horns, two trumpets, piccolo trumpet, three trombones, and tuba. These are the first ASO performances of music by Lindberg. k Magnus Lindberg Lindberg's works have become widely known through performances by such conductors as Salonen and Britain's Oliver Knussen, and through recordings on a number of CD labels. Last season there were programs dedicated to his music in Paris and Brussels, as well as at the Related Rocks festival in London. Among his many honors are the Prix Italia (1986), UNESCO Rostrum (1986), Nordic Music Prize (1988), and Royal Philharmonic Society Prize for large-scale composition (1992). He is currently working on new compositions for the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and BBC Symphony.

78. OPERA America Newsroom s long standing commitment to new works, Mr. Gaddes revealed that Theodore Shapirowill undertake a major work for the 2004 season and aaron jay kernis in 2006 http://www.operaam.org/nrsanta.htm

Three American Composers to Write for the Santa Fe Opera Information on New Operas Bright Sheng, 2003 Theodore Shapiro, 2004 Aaron Jay Kernis, 2006 Three outstanding American composers are writing full-scale operas for The Santa Fe Opera . The first, Madame Mao by Chinese-American Bright Sheng, is scheduled for performance in the 2003 season. Citing the company’s long standing commitment to new works, Mr. Gaddes revealed that Theodore Shapiro will undertake a major work for the 2004 season and Aaron Jay Kernis in 2006, the company’s fiftieth anniversary season. "Beginning with our very first commission in 1957 (The Tower by Marvin David Levy ), The Santa Fe Opera, under the leadership of founder John Crosby, has become widely known for its support of composers and the performance of their works," commented Mr. Gaddes. "Some of the most important names in composition received early visibility in Santa Fe Carlisle Floyd, Peter Lieberson, Tobias Picker, Hans Werner Henze, to name just a few. The presentation of new works has been a hallmark of The Santa Fe Opera, and one that we plan to continue vigorously. We hope to present works that will enter the standard repertory, as a result of their musical excellence, their compelling subjects and the artistic standards achieved in their premieres," he said. Bright Sheng, winner of a 2001 MacArthur Foundation "Genius Award," is 46. Born in China, Mr. Sheng’s life was affected by the Cultural Revolution and his music is very much an expression of his life and experiences in China. Educated at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music where he earned his undergraduate degree, Mr. Sheng came to this country in 1982. He was composer in residence at the

79. Phoenix USA Links listings of works. kernis, aaron jay, This is the G. Schirmer sitewith biographical and detail listings of works. KIRCHNER,Leon, http://www.phoenixcd.com/Links/

PHOENIX USA LINKS Name Description BARBER, Samuel This is the G. Schirmer site with biographical and detail listings of works. BRUBECK, Dave This is the G. Schirmer site with biographical and detail listings of works. CARTER, Elliott This is the G. Schirmer site with biographical and detail listings of works. Center for the Promotion of Contemporary Composers Interesting site for information on younger Composers. CORIGLIANO, John This is the G. Schirmer site with biographical and detail listings of works. HARRISON, Lou Official Home Page HUSA, Karel This is the G. Schirmer site with biographical and detail listings of works. IVES, Charles This is the G. Shirmer site with biographical and detail listings of works. KERNIS, Aaron Jay This is the G. Schirmer site with biographical and detail listings of works. KIRCHNER,Leon This is the G. Schirmer site with biographical and detail listings of works. MENOTTI, Gian Carlo This is the G. Schirmer site with biographical and detail listings of works. PHCD 112 Richard Yardumian review PHCD 136 American Violin Sonatas Review PHCD 142 Aaron Kernis Review PHCD 143 American Piano Sonatas Review ... PHCD 149 Vinograde, American Piano Music, Review

80. Eighth Blackbird | 2001-2002 Season The Four Seasons of Futurist Cuisine • aaron jay kernis. The Four Seasons of FuturistCuisine • aaron jay kernis. Pocket Symphony • Frederic Rzewski. 15. http://www.eighthblackbird.com/conSched/01-02.html

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