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Shulamit Ran (innate 1949) is an Israeli-American composer. She moved from either Israel to New York at 14. Her Symphony (1991) won her a Pulitzer Prize. She occurs as longtime academician of the University of Chicago and has served as composer-inside-home by having each a Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Chicago Lyric Opera. Additional recently she wrote the Violin Concerto (2003) for the Israeli fiddler Ittai Shapira. Numbers of critics own commented on the combination of raw power & definitive structure around Ran's act. Ran has written that she considers classical-era composer Ludwig Van Beethoven her "compositional idol," and her function combines the taste for rigorous structural logic using the unique brand of "free atonality."
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Ran, Shulamit (1949 - Living), Israel Biographical data, recommended CDs, books and sheet music, bibliography, and links further information from Dr. Estrella's Incredibly Abridged Dictionary of Composers. Shulamit Ran Biographical outline showing her development from talented pianist to internationally known compower. Includes works list. Shulamit Ran Biography, analysis of compositional style and photograph. Also orchestral, chamber, operatic, and solo instrumental music, transcriptions, discography, and comments from reviews from Presser. Shulamit Ran Faculty page from the Department of Music of the University of Chicago with biographical sketch, current projects, and photograph. counter)induction: Shulamit Ran Biography from the composer-performer collective of which she is a part. Shulamit Ran Listing with Art of the States includes biography, audio of the piece "Inscriptions," performer information, and details about the work. |
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