Julia Price is a flautist composer and sound designer

Her compositions and research reflects the complexity of textures adapted that are inspired from her life and that invigorate her work for jazz, classical and experimental media.

I have a master's degree in Ethnomusicology and taught piano for about 10 years.  I am focusing on Music Theory and Piano Improvisation with my new Youtube channel.  I love advanced classical music and studied with two world class concert pianists while I was in college.  In the future, I plan to spend my time learning how to improvise different styles of music.
https://youtu.be/fYsGab4psiU
https://gofund.me/916eb1dc

Axel Retif (Puebla, Mexico, 1992) is a composer and producer whose music has been played in various national and international festivals. 

His music has been performed by the Trío Siqueiros, Cuarteto Chroma, Cuarteto Ruvalcaba, Arditti Quartet, Slee Sinfonietta and the UACH Symphony Orchestra.

boston/dc-based composer + performer (rested field)+ writer

Gary Powell Nash, a native of Flint, Michigan is Professor of Music at Fisk University in Nashville, TN where he teaches and coordinates courses in music theory, technology, composition, applied woodwinds and conducts the Fisk Jazz Ensemble.   	Nash holds a Ph.D. in Music Composition from Michigan State University.  His former teachers include Jacob Druckman, Jere Hutcheson, Bernard Rands, Charles Ruggiero, Mark Sullivan, George Tsontakis and Ramon Zupko.  As a composer of Western classical music, Nash has written musical works for orchestra, band/wind ensemble, choir, art songs (four in Chinese), electroacoustic works and instrumental chamber compositions, including two short film scores.  His music has been performed in all major regions of the United States and abroad on the continents of Asia and Europe.
	Nash has received numerous grants, commissions and awards for his compositions including Vanderbilt University Wind Symphony to compose On the Battlefield, With Certainty (2021) commemorating the opening of the National Museum of African American Music. Others include Southern Grandparents (2017) soprano, tenor and piano trio, commissioned by Delta State University for the Mississippi Bicentennial Celebration in 2017, 2007 UNCF/Mellon Foundation Faculty Seminar in Ghana, Tennessee Music Teachers Association Composer of the Year, 2005-6, Mississippi Arts Commission, American Composers Forum, Carnegie Hall and Fulbright, where he was Visiting Professor of Music Composition at University of the Philippines-Diliman, May 30, 2000 - March 28, 2001.  Nash’s scores are published by Art of Sound Music, MusicaNeo and Tuba/Euphonium Press.  11 of his compositions are featured on compact disc with five of those appearing on Albany, Centaur and Citadel Records labels.

James is a composer, improviser, writer, and photographer.

Pierce Gradone’s music has been performed throughout Europe, Asia, and the Americas; and has been featured in festivals as diverse as the Florida State University Festival of New Music, Red Note New Music Festival, Artosphere Festival, and the Great American Brass Band Festival. His works have been performed by Pacifica Quartet, Ensemble Dal Niente, Line Upon Line Percussion, Ursa Ensemble, the Sacramento Youth Symphony, the Parhelion Trio, Concert Black, the McCain Duo, the Peterson/Hayes Duo, and many others. As both a composer and educator, he has served as Composer-in-Residence with the Sacramento Youth Symphony and as a guest composer at the University of Texas at San Antonio. He holds degrees in composition from Florida State University (B.Mus.) and the University of Texas at Austin (M.Mus.), and is currently a Ph.D. student at the University of Chicago. For more information, visit www.piercegradone.com. 


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