Composers’ Forum
Each semester, an overriding topic is chosen. For Fall 2009 the topic is “Recent Italian Music”. A list of composers of potential interest appears below. While this list is by no means all-inclusive, it does represent a broad overview for students unfamiliar with the topic or those looking to expand what they already know.
Recent Italian Music: Composers and Pieces
Giorgio Battistelli (1953 - )
Carlo Boccadoro (1963 - )
Luciano Berio (1925 - 2003)
Azio Corghi (1937 - )
Luigi Dallapiccola (1904 – 1975)
Franco Donatoni (1927 – 2000)
Luca Francesconi (1956 - )
Ivan Fedele (1953 - )
Bruno Maderna (1920 - 1973)
Luigi Nono (1924 - 1990)
Goffredo Petrassi
Giacinto Scelsi (1905 - 1988)
Salvatore Sciarrino (1947 – )
(To be expanded…)
Some dates of interest to composers:
Deadline for ASCAP/Lotte Lehmann Foundation Art Song Competition: September 15th, 2009. more >>
Deadline for SEAMUS/ASCAP 2010 National Conference Student Commission: October 15th, 2009. more >>
Deadline for the ASCAP Foundation Morton Gould Young Composer Awards: March 1st, 2010. more >>
2009-2010 Festival Chamber Orchestra, graduate student premieres: April 17th, 2010. more >>
Calendar
| Friday, November 13 1:30 pm |
Lincoln 316 | Guest ensemble: Israeli Chamber Project, hosted by the Cornell Contemporary Chamber Players. In addition to this Forum discussion, ICP will present traditional chamber music on the Nov. 12 Midday Music at Lincoln and perform works by Cornell graduate composers Taylan Cihan, Charles Caccioppo, and Amit Gilutz for the CCCP concert on Nov. 13 (8:00 PM, Barnes Hall). [Forum begins at 1:25 PM; enter via 220 Lincoln Hall, the Music Library] |
| Friday, November 20 1:30 pm |
Lincoln 316 | Student composer presentations IV: Eric Nathan on the music of Ivan Fedele. [Forum begins at 1:25 PM; enter via 220 Lincoln Hall, the Music Library] |
| Friday, December 4 1:30 pm |
Lincoln 316 | Student composer presentations V: Takuma Itoh on topic TBA; Charles Cacioppo on venetian composers Ernesto Rubin de Cervin and Marino Baratello. [Forum begins at 1:25 PM; enter via 220 Lincoln Hall, the Music Library] |


