Conference Schedule and Proceedings
Organized by:
Foundation for Chinese Performing Arts
Supported by:
Boston Unversity, School for the Arts and
The Council for Cultural Planning and Development
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ministry of Education
Republic of China
Keynote Speakers - May 1 and 2, 1993
Room 511, College of General Studies, Boston University
Jonathan Kramer (1942-2004, USA)
Professor of Music and Theory, Columbia University
Reflections on Cross-Culturalism, Postmodernism, and Time in Music
Lawrence Moss (1927-2022, USA)
Professor and Director of Composition, University of Maryland
Songs of the Earth and Sky
Earl Kim (1920-1980, USA of Korean descent)
James Edward Ditson Professor of Music, Emeritus, Harvard
Words as a Compositional Resource Setting Beckett
Chinary Ung (b.1942, Cambodia/USA)
Regents' Professor of Music Theory and Composition, Arizona State University
Winner of the 1989 Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition
Some Elements of Time Dimension in Music
Leon Kirchner (1919-2009, USA)
Pulitzer Prize Winner, Walter Bigelow Rosen Professor of Music, Harvard
The Dark Side of Theory
Paper Presentations - May1 and 2, 1993
Room 511, College of General Studies, Boston University
Chen Yi (b.1953, Guangzhou, China)
The Points (1991), Pipa Solo
Daniel Palkowski (b.1955, Oak Ridge, Tennessee)
Peas in a Pod: A Piece for Pipa and Computer Sequences
Yuan-Lin Chen (b.1957, Guiyang, China)
Flying Swans
Shih-Hui Chen (b.1962, Taipei, Taiwan, ROC)
66 Times, the Voice of Pines and Cedars
Tzyy-Sheng Lee (b.1965, Taipei, Taiwan, ROC)
Note on "Poem of the Nation's Demise I"
Kwang-I Ying (Taipei, Taiwan, ROC)
Linguistic Problems in Setting Chinese Words to Music
Ren-Quan Jin
The Way I Feel About Music
Lee-Huei (Daylee) Wu
My Concept of Native Music: The Dream of China
Kuo-Cheng Szu
Double Piano
Second String Quartet
Xiang Jin (1935-2015, China)
The Application of Asian Arts Tradition in Music Composition
Dean-Yee Yuh
Thoughts on Composing
The Border Songs
Grandmother 88
Chi-Jen Chang (b. Canton, China)
Poem for Flute Solo
Mao-Chun Liang (b.1940, Shanghai, China)
The Five Generations of 20th Century Chinese Composers
Shing-Kwei Tzeng
Tien Wnn
Nostalgias
Conference Committee
Professor Austin F.S. Lee, Ph.D.
Chairman of the Board
Doundation for Chinese Performing Arts
Professor Theodore Antoniou
Music Director
ALEA III Chamber Ensemble
Boston University
Catherine T. Chan, Ph. D.
Executive Director
Foundation for Chinese Performing Arts
ALEA III Concert - May 1, 1993, 8:00 PM
Marsh Chapel - 735 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA
Theodore Antoniou, conductor
Lawrence Moss (1927-2022, USA) - Songs of the Earth and the Sky
Julie Stuckenschneider, clarinet
Geoffrey Burleson, piano
Chien Chow, piano
Shinobu Takagi, soprano
Tape
Lee-Huei (Daylee) Wu - Capriccio for piano solo
Geoffrey Burleson, piano
Jonathan Kramer (1942-2004, USA) - Atlanta Licks
Jean DeMart, flute
Julie Stuckenschneider, clarinet
Geoffrey Burleson, piano
Jennifer Glowitch, violin
Helen Suignard, viola
Mark Simcox, cello
Earl Kim (1920-1980, USA of Korean descent) - Songs
Lydia Forbes, violin I
Jennifer Elowitch, violin II
Helen Suignard, viola
Mark Simcox, violoncello
Karol Bennet, soprano
Shui-Long Ma (1939-2015, Taiwan, ROC)- Dialog fur Violine und Klavier
Geoffrey Burleson, piano
Min-Young Kim, violin
Leon Kirchner (1919-2009, USA) - Interlude
Thomas Stumpf, piano
Chinary Ung (b.1942, Cambodia/USA) - Spiral VI
Julie Stuckenschneider, clarinet
Geoffrey Burleson, piano
Lydia Forbes, violin
Mark Simcox, violoncello
Theodore Antoniou (1935-2018, Greece/USA) - East-West for Chamber Orchestra*
Jean DeMart, flute
Julie Stuckenschneider, clarinet
Geoffrey Burleson, piano
Jennifer Elowitch, violin I
Matthew Wattras, violin II
Helen Suignard, viola
Mark Simcox, violoncello
Tape
*World premiere
