Awards & Honors
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2008: Finalist in Kammerphilharmonie Graz's Conducting Competition
July 2008: Participant, Internationale Sommerakademie Admont May 2008: Conductor, Norwalk Symphony's Beyond the Baton Seminar Summer 2007: Composition Fellow at the Brevard Music Center May 2007: Conducts Monmouth Symphony in world premiere of Protean Dances April 2007: Fifth String quartet, Mécanique Démolie premiered in Jordan Hall March 2007: CAP Grant from American Music Center for production of Protean Dances May 2006: Ephemeral Echoes, V.37 premiered by Ariel Quartet (NEC) March 2006: Commissioned by Nashua Symphony Orchestra (Of Seas and Self, V.113) January 2006: Commissioned by Monmouth Symphony Orchestra (Protean Dances, V.111) November 2005: Commissioned by Bloomfield Youth Band (Chimerical Diversions, V.72) July 2005: Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Fellowship to study at New England Conservatory May 2005: BM/Composition from Montclair State University, Summa Cum Laude May 2005: Montclair University's Composition Prize and Dean's Scholar Award April 2005: Sonata583, V.45, reviewed in Classical New Jersey music journal March 2005: Commissioned by Simyon Kulkov (Fantasy, Air and Dance, V.102) March 2005: Commissioned by Prof. Leonid Chumov, Moscow Conservatory (Music for Brass, V.103) March 2005: Third Composition Concert at Montclair University February 2005: Interviewed by Montclair University's Alumni magazine December 2004: Second ASCAP Plus Award December 2004: Conducts Montclair Symphonic Band in World Premiere of Journey of the Phoenix, V.70 February-July 2004: Studies at the Moscow Conservatory, premieres Sonata583, V.45 and Lyric Pieces, V.66 March 2004: Montclair University’s School of the Arts Scholarship for Excellence December 2003: First ASCAP Plus Award December 2003: Second Composition Concert at Montclair University November 2003: Commissioned by MSU Percussion Ensemble (Symphony 7, V.52) October 2003: Commissioned by Patrick Burns and the Bloomfield Youth Band (Avalon, V.57) Summer 2003: Interviewed for feature in the Asbury Park Press (NJ) March 2003: First Composition Concert at Montclair University March 2003: Commissioned by Dr. Mary Ann Craig and the MSU Symphonic Band (Journey of the Phoenix, V.70) January 2003: Commissioned by MSU Trombone Quartet (Four Bells Sketches, V.51) November 2002: Ana Laura Hansen-Griffith and Carol H. Wasserman Piano Awards May 2002: Commissioned by tubist Jason Whitaker (The Tempest, V.34) June 2001: Edward Bloustien Distinguished Scholar Award |
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