Mannes College The New School for Music
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Mannes College The New School for Music is the music conservatory of a private university called 'The New School '. The campus of the university is in Greenwich Village (New York City ); the main building of the Mannes College is located in the district of the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
History
The institution was founded in 1916 by David husband (then concertmaster of the New York Symphony Orchestra ) and Clara Damrosch (sister of Walter Damrosch, then conductor of the orchestra ). It was first called 'The man David Music School '. After its establishment, the address of the school was first ' East 70th Street ' (later moved there the ' Dalcroze School ' a ); The campus consisted of three brick buildings on East 74th St in the district of the Upper East Side of Manhattan. After 1938, the school was known as ' man Music School ' ( possibly after David and Clara man had retired from active teaching activities). In 1953 the school, qualifications (degrees) to provide, and changed its name to ' Mannes College of Music. Later it merged with the Chatham Square Music School. In 1984 it moved to its current address on the west to 85th Street.
In 1989, the college became part of The New School; this includes eight schools ( including the Parsons School of Design, the Eugene Lang College and the New School for Drama ). 2005 changed its name to man ' Mannes College the New School for Music'.
Known lecturers (selection)
See also List of personalities from New York University The New School; current faculty see homepage.
- Michael Newman, guitar
- Edwin Bachmann, violin
- Carl Bamberger, conductor
- Adolfo Betti, violin
- Ernest Bloch, composition
- Paul Boepple, music theory ( Dalcroze method)
- Joseph Brent, mandolin
- Howard Brockway, piano
- Semyon Bychkov, conductor
- Alfred Cortot, piano
- Robert Cuckson, composition, theory, analysis
- Mario Davidovsky, composition
- Georges Enescu, interpretation
- Allan Evans, composition
- Vladimir Feltsman, piano
- Allen Forte, theory
- Lillian Fuchs, violin, chamber music
- Felix Galimir, Violin, Chamber Music
- Harold Goltzer, Bassoon
- Richard Goode, piano
- Arthur Haas, harpsichord
- David Hayes - Director of Orchestral and Conducting Studies
- Leonard Hindell, bassoon
- Reginald Kell, clarinet
- Chin Kim, violin
- Yakov Kreizberg, conductor
- William Kroll, violin
- David Loeb, composition, theory, analysis
- Lowell Liebermann, composition
- Nicolai Lopatnikoff, composition
- Clara man, chamber music
- David man, violin and orchestra leader
- Leopold man theory
- Philip Myers, horn
- Sylvia Marlowe, harpsichord
- Bohuslav Martinu, composition
- Frank Miller, cello
- Mitch Miller, oboe, English horn
- Paul Neubauer, viola
- Orin O'Brien, bass
- Ernst Oster, theory
- Vincent Penzarella, trumpet
- William Polisi, Bassoon
- Richard Rychtarik stagecraft, (about: performing arts, acting )
- Felix Salmond, chamber music
- Felix Salzer, theory
- Olga Samaroff, " layman 's music courses"
- Rosario Scalero, solfege, theory, composition
- Carl Schachter, theory
- Frank Sheridan, piano
- Faye- Ellen Silverman, music history
- Martial Singher, voice
- George Szell, composition, instrumentation, theory
- Roman Totenberg, violin
- Rosalyn Tureck, piano
- Isabelle Vengerova, piano
- Frederic Waldman, opera coach, conductor
- Michael A. Werner, percussion
- Peter Wilhousky, singing, choral conducting, choral
- John Wummer, Flute
Known graduates ( selection)
- Burt Bacharach composer, pianist,
- Rami Bar - Niv pianist, composer
- Robert Bass ( conductor ), conductor
- Jeremy Beck, composer
- Johanna Beyer composer
- Natan Brand pianist
- Semyon Bychkov conductor
- Myung-Whun Chung, pianist and conductor
- Bill Evans jazz pianist, composer
- JoAnn Falletta conductor
- Richard Goode Grammy -winning pianist
- Rebekah Harkness Founder of the Harkness Ballet
- Eugene Istomin, pianist
- Yakov Kreizberg conductor
- Gail Kubik composer
- David Loeb, composer and theorist
- Anthony Newman keyboardist / composer
- Tim Page, Pulitzer Prize-winning music critic
- Grammy -winning pianist Murray Perahia
- Eve Queler conductor
- Jerome Rose pianist
- Shulamit Ran Pulitzer Prize-winning composer
- George Rochberg American composer
- Adam Rogers Jazz Guitarist
- Julius Rudel conductor
- Carl Schachter musicologist and theorist
- Nadine Sierra, opera singer
- Lawrence Leighton Smith conductor
- Frederica von Stade mezzo - soprano
- Lara St. John violinist
- Craig Walsh composer
- Jennifer Zetlan soprano, Florida Grand Opera
- Education in New York City
- The New York Intellectuals
- The New York Foundation