Jay Reise

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Jay Reise (born 1950) is an American composer. He has won the Koussevitzky Tanglewood prize and is currently the Robert Weiss Professor of Music Composition at the University of Pennsylvania. His opera, Rasputin, received generally negative reviews in the press [1]

[edit] Selected Works

  • Across the Horizons (for Violin, Clarinet, Cello, Piano), Theodore Presser Company
  • The Devil in the Flesh and Other Pieces Marc AndrĂ© Hamelin, paino (Albany TROY665) 2004
  • Rhythmic Garlands and Other Pieces (Centaur CRC 2598) 2003
  • Concerto for Cello and 13 Instruments (CRI 899) 2002
  • Chesapeake Rhythms CRI 760 (CD) (1997)
  • Six Preludes for Piano Gary Chapman, piano, CRS 3862 (LP) (1984)

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