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Michael
Sidney Timpson, Composer (BMI)
University
of South Florida, School of Music
4202 E. Fowler Ave. FAH 110
Tampa, Florida 33620
Tel: 1-901-272-0823,
Fax: 1-901-726-9285,
E-mail: timpsonm@rhodes.edu
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Sidney Timpson is an assistant professor at the
University of South Florida where he teaches composition
and electronic music. Previously, he taught at
the University of Michigan, the University of
Kansas, and at Rhodes College in Memphis. He studied
at the University of Michigan (DMA), the Eastman
School of Music (MA) and the University of Southern
California (BM). His works have been featured
throughout the United States and internationally,
including in France, Czech, Ukraine, Canada, Japan,
and Taiwan. He has received honors from ASCAP,
BMI, DownBeat Magazine, NACUSA, the National Federation
of Music Clubs and such awards as the Brian M.
Israel Prize, England’s Kathryn Thomas Flute
Competition; the Lee Ettelson Composer’s
Award, and the Music From China International
Competition. Recently, he was nominated for the
American Academy of Arts and Letters composition
award. His works will appear on recordings released
by Albany/Capstone and CRS and have been published
by World-Wide-Music. At present, he is co-chair
of the Society of Composers Incorporated, Region
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Chihchun
Chi-sun Lee
909
Oakmont Place
Memphis, TN 38107, U.S.A.
Tel: +1 (901) 272-0823
Fax: +1 (901) 726-9285
E-mail: chihchunlee@hotmail.com
Or leec@rhodes.edu
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| Chihchun
Chi-sun Lee (b. 1970), originally from Kaohsiung,
Taiwan, received degrees from the University of
Michigan (D.M.A. Composition), Ohio University
(M.M. Composition/M.A. Film Scoring), and Soochow
University in Taipei (B.F.A. Theory and Composition.)
Her teachers included William Albright, William
Bolcom, Yien-Chung Huang, Yien Lu, Mark Phillips,
Bright Sheng and Loong-Hsing Wen. She has received
numerous honors; these include the Harvard Fromm
Fellowship, Taiwan National Culture and Arts Foundation
commission, the SCI/ASCAP Student Composer Commission,
ISCM/League of Composers Competition, the Margaret
Blackburn Competition, the Hong Kong Chou Scholarship,
the Joyce Dutka Arts Foundation, the "Music
Taipei" award, NACUSA, the Taiwan Environmental
Protection Bureau Music Contest, the Taiwan Provincial
Music Competition, the Taiwan National Songwriting
Prize, a Taiwan International Community Radio
grant, and the Taiwan International Young Composers
Competition. She is composer-in residence with
Taiwan's premiere traditional Chinese instrument
group, China Found Music Workshop. Her music has
had numerous performances and broadcasts worldwide
in Australia, Austria, Canada, Croatia, the Czech
Republic, France, Germany, Hawaii, the Philippines,
Poland, Singapore, Taiwan, Costa Rica, Ukraine,
and around the continental United States. She
has taught at Johnson County Community College,
Washburn University, Rhodes College, and the University
of Michigan. Her works appear on CDs from the
Albany/Capstone label and Celebrity label, and
have been published by World-Wide-Music. In July
2003, Dr. Lee will be relocating to Tampa, FL;
please contact her at that time for new address
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Scruggs
Saxophonist
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Saxophonist
Richard Scruggs has a varied career as chamber
musician, soloist, and teacher. He has performed
frequently in America, Germany, Poland, Sweden,
and the Netherlands, including such notable new
music venues as the International Ferien-Kurse
(International Summer Courses) and Neue-Musik-Tagen
in Darmstadt, Germany, and the Festival of New
Music at the Florida State University.
He
has given the premieres of numerous works for
saxophone by Augustyn Bloch, Werner Wolf Glaser,
Walter Hartley, Maurice Karkoff, Cristian Marina,
and Mark Alan Taggart. For several years he studied
with the renowned saxophone soloist and pedagogue
Sigurd Raschér. Since earning the doctorate
in saxophone performance from the Florida State
University, he has served on the faculties of
the Tübinger Musikschule in Germany, the
Florida State University, and the University of
Southern Mississippi, and has presented workshops
and master classes in America, Germany, and Sweden.
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