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Arteles Creative Center's residency artists and their projects 2014
Arteles Creative Center's residency artists and their projects 2014
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IN THE RESIDENCY<br />
August <strong>2014</strong><br />
AARON J. KIRSCHNER<br />
USA<br />
aaron@aaronkirschner.com // www.aaronkirschner.com<br />
Aaron J. Kirschner (b. 1988) is a composer, theorist, clarinetist,<br />
and conductor currently residing in Salt Lake City. Mr. Kirschner’s<br />
music has been performed throughout the United States and Italy<br />
by members of the American Modern Ensemble, DuoSolo, Corky<br />
has a Band, the Fireworks New Music Ensemble, the Boston New<br />
Music Initiative, and the Des Moines Symphony Orchestra, among<br />
others. In August of <strong>2014</strong>, Mr. Kirschner will be an Artist-in-<br />
Residence at the Arteles Creative Institute in Haukijärvi, Finland.<br />
Also active as a theorist, Mr. Kirschner has received invitations to<br />
present his research at the <strong>2014</strong> annual meeting of the Society for<br />
Music Theory, the 2013 Harvard Bach Colloquium, the West Coast<br />
Conference of Music Theory and Analysis, the Rocky Mountain<br />
regional SMT meeting, and the SUNY Buffalo Music Graduate<br />
Symposium. As a performer, Mr. Kirschner is strong advocate<br />
for new music and performs regularly as a clarinetist and bass<br />
clarinet specialist. Since making his soloist debut in 2010, he<br />
has premiered dozens of new works throughout the country. Mr<br />
Kirschner holds a Bachelor of Music in clarinet performance from<br />
the University of Iowa and a Masters of Music in composition from<br />
Boston University. He is currently completing his Ph.D. at the<br />
University of Utah, where he also serves as a graduate professor<br />
of Theory and Musicianship. Mr Kirschner has studied composition<br />
with Steve Roens, Ketty Nez, John H. Wallace, David Gompper,<br />
and John Eaton, as well as studying clarinet with Maurita Murphy<br />
Mead.