Liana Alexandra (1947 - 2011)
Roumanie, Bucarest
Studies
1965-1971 - "Ciprian Porumbescu" Univer ... (Read all)
Roumanie, BucarestAbout the artist
Liana Alexandra Composer Born: May 27, 1947, Bucharest, Romania Married to Serban Nichifor, composer: http://www.free-scores.com/partitions_gratuites_serbannichifor.htm Studies
1965-1971 - "Ciprian Porumbescu" Univer ... (Read all)
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Instruments:
PIANO
Skills:
Composer, Interpreter, Teacher
Prizes:
Prizes and Awards
1975, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1987, 1988 - Prize of the Union of Romanian Composers
1979 - Gaudeamus Prize , Amsterdam, Holland
1979 - First Prize Carl Maria von Weber, Dresden
1980 - Prize of Romanian Academy
1980 - Gaudeamus Prize, Amsterdam, Holland
1982, 1983 - Diploma from the Who's Who in the World Dictionary, USA
1989 - Second Prize, Mannheim-Gedock, Germany
1986 - Prize of Beer-Sheva, Israel
1991 - Third Prize Fanny Mendelssohn, Dortmund-Unna, Germany
1992 - Composition Prize, Magadino, Switzerland
1993 - ISCM Prize, Mexico
1995, 1998, 1999, 2000 - Woman of the Year, USA
1997, 1998 - Woman of the Year, Great Britain
1997 - Prize ACMEOR, Bucharest
1997 - Prize ACMEOR, Tel-Aviv
2000 - International Commendation of Success, USA
2000 - The 20th Century, USA
2001 - International Personality of the Year 2001, Great Britain
2001 - Researcher of the Year 2001, American Biographical Institute, USA
2002 - Woman of the Year 2002, American Biographical Institute, USA
2006-2009: 4 distinctions "Open Work" at the International Festival "Synthesis" organized by the International Institute of Electroacoustic Music (IMEB), Bourges (France) - for "Fontaines" (2006), "Melody on Orange Fiddle" (2007), "Consonant Revolution" (2008) and "Rhythms In Evolution" (2009)
"LIANA ALEXANDRA is regarded as the leading Romanian composer of her generation. Her compositional vocabulary is wide, ranging from cluster and aleatoric technique to broad lyric melody based on folk elements from her native culture." - Grey Youtz . The Michigan University
1975, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1987, 1988 - Prize of the Union of Romanian Composers
1979 - Gaudeamus Prize , Amsterdam, Holland
1979 - First Prize Carl Maria von Weber, Dresden
1980 - Prize of Romanian Academy
1980 - Gaudeamus Prize, Amsterdam, Holland
1982, 1983 - Diploma from the Who's Who in the World Dictionary, USA
1989 - Second Prize, Mannheim-Gedock, Germany
1986 - Prize of Beer-Sheva, Israel
1991 - Third Prize Fanny Mendelssohn, Dortmund-Unna, Germany
1992 - Composition Prize, Magadino, Switzerland
1993 - ISCM Prize, Mexico
1995, 1998, 1999, 2000 - Woman of the Year, USA
1997, 1998 - Woman of the Year, Great Britain
1997 - Prize ACMEOR, Bucharest
1997 - Prize ACMEOR, Tel-Aviv
2000 - International Commendation of Success, USA
2000 - The 20th Century, USA
2001 - International Personality of the Year 2001, Great Britain
2001 - Researcher of the Year 2001, American Biographical Institute, USA
2002 - Woman of the Year 2002, American Biographical Institute, USA
2006-2009: 4 distinctions "Open Work" at the International Festival "Synthesis" organized by the International Institute of Electroacoustic Music (IMEB), Bourges (France) - for "Fontaines" (2006), "Melody on Orange Fiddle" (2007), "Consonant Revolution" (2008) and "Rhythms In Evolution" (2009)
"LIANA ALEXANDRA is regarded as the leading Romanian composer of her generation. Her compositional vocabulary is wide, ranging from cluster and aleatoric technique to broad lyric melody based on folk elements from her native culture." - Grey Youtz . The Michigan University
Qualification:
PROFESSOR DOCTOR IN COMPOSITION AND MUSICOLOGY
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