Stuart Greenbaum Profile Page
Stuart Greenbaum
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Member Since 01/06/2008 06:21:55
Last Online 03/06/2008 07:09:01
From: Australia
Gender: Male
Date of Birth: 25/12/1966
Living In: Australia
 
About me:
The Stuart Greenbaum sound has overt connections to jazz, pop and minimalism but goes beyond these important influences.

Greenbaum (Melb. 1966–) studied composition with Brenton Broadstock and Barry Conyngham at the University of Melbourne, where he now holds a position in the Faculty of Music as Senior Lecturer and Head of Composition.

Nelson, a 3–act opera written with long–time collaborator, poet Ross Baglin, was premiered at the 2007 Castlemaine State Festival. Current commissions include works for the Australia Ensemble, a double concerto for Sydney Omega Ensemble and a piece for the 2008 World Shakuhachi Festival.

Greenbaum was a featured composer at the 2006 Aurora Festival in Western Sydney and has won a number of awards, including the Dorian Le Galliene Composition Award, the Heinz Harant Prize, and the Albert H. Maggs Composition Award. His most recent CD, Mercurial, was released in 2005.
Website: www.stuartgreenbaum.com
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B.Mus (Hons), M.Mus, PhD (composition), University of Melbourne

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