William schyman biography projects

william schyman biography projects

William Schuman - About the Book - orpheus.dartmouth.edu

    A reprint of a chapter from the new biography of American composer and arts administrator William Schuman (1910-1992) who juggled running Juilliard and Lincoln Center with composing a total of 10 symphonies, 2 one-act operas, 5 string quartets, concertos, choral works, and over 100 popular songs.

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  • William Schuman page at G. Schirmer/Associated Music Publishers; William Schuman papers in the Music Division of The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
  • William Schuman Biography -

      A reprint of a chapter from the new biography of American composer and arts administrator William Schuman () who juggled running Juilliard and Lincoln Center with composing a total of 10 symphonies, 2 one-act operas, 5 string quartets, concertos, choral works, and over popular songs.
    **Described childhood background, birthplace, and family.
    Born deaf in Chicago; went to public schools, graduating Lane Tech High School in Chicago.
    Anderson and Bruce Herzig were co-captains of the 1967-68 basketball team.

    From American Muse: The Life and Times of William Schuman

      William Howard Schuman (August 4, – February 15, ) was an American composer and arts administrator.

    Schuman, William

    Composer, educator, administrator

    For the Record…

    Integrated Approach to Teaching

    Progressive Theories of Education

    Vocal Music and Poetry

    Selected writings

    Selected compositions

    Selected discography

    Sources

    William Schuman had an ordinary childhood in New York City, with little to suggest that he would become a successful composer and leader in the music community. Schuman took violin lessons, albeit reluctantly, and his family often amused themselves by playing music together—a common form of domestic recreation in the early part of the century. At school, Schuman’s interests lay more in sports and the theater than in music. Looking back, he once told an interviewer, “Had I been a better catcher, I might never have been a musician.” Yet there was a powerful appeal in the growing popularity of jazz in the 1920s, and the young man was gradually drawn to musical pursuits.

    Schuman used his considerable administrative ta

    William Schuman | Composer, Symphony No. 6 | Britannica

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  • Basic Repertoire List - Schuman - Classical Net

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      Attended DePaul University, where he became the first deaf player and a star on the basketball team; drafted by the Baltimore Bullets pro team after college graduation in , then for the Harlem Globetrotters on the "opposition" team for 3 years; also for the Philadelphia Spas in the old Eastern Professional League.
    William Schuman’s Legacy as Teacher and Composer - The New ...

    Schyman, William "Bill" | Gallaudet University Library Guide ...

  • William Schuman (born Aug. 4, , New York, N.Y., U.S.—died Feb. 15, , New York) was an American composer, educator, and administrator whose symphonies, ballets, and chamber music are noted for their adaptation of European models to American themes.