The music of award-winning composer Greg Bartholomew is frequently performed across the United States and in Canada, Australia and Europe by such highly regarded instrumental ensembles as Third Angle New Music Ensemble, the Electrum Brass Trio, and the Spring Wind Quintet, as well as such acclaimed choral ensembles as Seattle Pro Musica, Austin Vocal Arts Ensemble, and Connecticut Choral Artists (CONCORA).  NPR classical music reviewer Tom Manoff called Bartholomew “a fine composer not afraid of accessibility.” 

A Finalist for the 2012 American Prize in Choral Composition, Bartholomew served as the 2012/2013 Composer in Residence for the Cascadian Chorale.  

Born in St. Paul, Minnesota, in 1957, Bartholomew earned degrees from the College of William &amp; Mary and the University of Washington.  His music is published by ART OF SOUND MUSIC, ARS NOVA PRESS, IMAGINE MUSIC, ORPHEUS MUSIC and BURKE &amp; BAGLEY.  

Awards and Honors
✪	Finalist for the 2012 American Prize in Choral Composition
✪	Winner of the 2012 Cheryl A. Spector Prize for the First Suite from Razumov 
✪	ChoralNet CCMC Composer of the Month for April 2012
✪	Winner of the Silver Platter Repertoire Award in March 2012 for The Tree 
✪	Finalist in the 2010 Seghizzi Choral Festival Composition Competition for The Tree. 
✪	Honorable Mention in both the 2010 Pathways Contest for Summer Suite and the 2010 Fusion Contest for The Far North Land. 
✪	First Place in the 2006 Orpheus Music Composition Competition for Beneath the Apple Tree for viola da gamba and recorder
✪	Winner of the Masterworks Prize from ERM Media in 2005 and 2006 for the First Suite from Razumov and On the Ground Where We Live

Commercial Recordings  
* The Tree recorded by The Esoterics. 
* Summer Suite was recorded by internationally acclaimed trumpet solo artist James Ackley for his 2012 CD: New American Works for Trumpet.
* String Trio for George Crumb is available on the Langroise Trio’s CD Volante.  MUSICWEB INTERNATIONAL says, “You will enjoy this work immensely and want to hear more.”
* On the Ground Where We Live was recorded by the Czech Philharmonic for the Masterworks of the New Era CD series. 
* The First Suite from Razumov was recorded by members of the Kiev Philharmonic, for the Masterworks of the New Era CD series.  
* Bartholomew’s choral setting of excerpts from Kofi Annan’s Nobel Peace Prize Lecture, The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan), is available on CD from Connecticut Choral Artists (CONCORA). 
* The Ars Brunensis Chorus recording of Bartholomew’s three choral settings From the Odes of Solomon is available from Capstone Records. 

For further information visit www.gregbartholomew.com.

Composer, pianist, and songwriter living in the Pacific Northwest.

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Samuel Jones: longtime composer in residence at the Seattle Symphony, founding dean of the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University.

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