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NASA 2020 Biennial Conference Presenter — Andrew Steinberg
Mark your calendars now to join us Friday-Monday, March 6-9, 2020 for the NASA 2020 Biennial Conference at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona.
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| Name: | Andrew Steinberg |  |
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| Website: | http://www.andrewrsteinberg.com | |||||||||
| Presentation Date: | Saturday, March 7, 2020 1:40 PM | |||||||||
| Presentation Venue: | Evelyn Smith Theatre | |||||||||
| Presentation Title: | The Music of Biggs and De Marez Oyens | |||||||||
| Type of Presentation: | Professional Classical Solo Performance | |||||||||
| Proposal Duration: | 20 | |||||||||
| Bio: | Saxophonist and conductor Andrew R. Steinberg has been recognized for his “beautiful tone” as well as his “astute and refined leadership” throughout North America, Asia, and Europe. As a concertizing soloist and the Music Director of the Megalopolis Saxophone Orchestra, Dr. Steinberg has sought to perform needlessly neglected works from the repertoire alongside music by today’s composers. An advocate of music that challenges popular conceptions of the saxophone, his performances focus on works that highlight the “Sound-of-Sax” in ways never heard before, particularly in terms of timbre and aesthetic approach. Andrew R. Steinberg serves as the Director of Wind Studies at San Diego School of the Creative and Performing Arts, Artist-Faculty at Usdan Summer Camp for the Arts, and is Founder and Music Director of the Megalopolis Saxophone Orchestra. |
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Shaoai Ashley ZhangPianoBio: Hailed as a musician with “flair and fury,” Shaoai Ashley Zhang is a concert pianist performing throughout the US, Europe, and Asia. An advocate of contemporary music, Ashley’s recent performances include the Boston premiere of Sofia Gubaidulina’s Die Pilger and Franco Donatoni’s Rasch II, as well as collaborations with Michael Finnissy, Helmut Lachenmann, Georg Friedrich Haas, Unsuk Chin, and Vinko Globokar. A graduate of New England Conservatory, Ashley is currently a doctoral student at the University of California, San Diego where she studies with Aleck Karis. |
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