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Strongly influenced by the Group of Seven, Guest became well known as a talented landscape artist, having drawn inspiration from his decades spent isolated in fire watch towers. As an avid landscape artist, he studied nature’s composition, texture and lighting.
1 day ago · Robert Renaldo Obituary. Robert F. Renaldo, 77, of Plainfield Township passed away June 4, 2024 at home surrounded by his loving family. Born in Easton on August 25, 1946, a son of the late Anthony P. and Josephine A. (Brescacin) Renaldo. He and his beloved wife and soulmate Nancy (Armitage) Renaldo were married 49 years on November 30th.
Nov 9, 2017 · Strongly influenced by the Group of Seven, Guest became well known as a talented landscape artist, having drawn inspiration from his decades spent isolated in fire watch towers. As an avid landscape artist, he studied nature’s composition, texture and lighting.
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The Penn State Composition Program regularly hosts guest composers, performers, and ensembles. During residencies on our campus, they engage with our student composers through lessons, masterclasses, lectures, readings/recordings of student compositions, and guest artist recitals.
2 hours ago · So begins “Dead Man’s Cellphone,” a wildly imaginative new comedy by Sara Ruhl. A work about how we memorialize the dead — and how that remembering changes us. Catch a performance st 8 p.m ...
May 16, 2024 · Guest Recording Sessions. Guest ensembles and soloists come for recording sessions of music by UNCSA students every year. Recent guest recording sessions have been with: Guest artist composers, ensembles and performers to the Composition Studio in the UNCSA School of Music.
Robert Morris (b. 1943) is a composer of a wide diversity of musical forms and media. He has composed over 180 works including computer and improvisational music. He is also known as a prominent music theorist. Education: BM, Eastman (1965); MM, DMA, University of Michigan (1966-69).
