Rodney Waschka II

Rodney Waschka II (born 1958 ) is an American composer who is known for his algorithmic compositions.

Waschka studied at Brooklyn College, the Institute of Sonology of the Royal Conservatory of The Hague and earned his Doctor of Musical Arts at the University of North Texas. His teachers included Larry Austin at the University of North Texas, Charles Dodge at Brooklyn College and Paul Berg, Clarence Barlow, Joel Ryan and George Lewis at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague. He has also studied with Robert Ashley.

Waschka teaches at North Carolina State University.

Discography (selection)

• 2013: Belgrade Overture Brno Philharmonic, Mikel Toms, dirigent
• 2011 and 2013: Winter Concerto London Schubert Players chamber orchestra, Anda Anastasescu, dirigent
• 2008: Reminded of Dickens
• 2007: Music for Strings, Nevsky String Quartet
• 2007: Singing in Traffic, Steve Duke, sax
• 2007: Summer Concerto, Phil Barham, sax; Tennessee Tech Symphony Band, Joseph Hermann dirigent,
• 2007: Saint Ambrose, Steve Duke, sax

Swell

• University of North Texas - Waschka
• North Carolina State University - Waschka
• Website of Rodney Waschka II ( English)

• American composer
• Born in 1958
• Man