Dr. Vera Ivanova, Composer
Vera Ivanova,
composer

'...internationally recognized as an emerging artist of great talent.'

Campus Times (University of Rochester/Eastman)

Vera Ivanova is currently teaching at Chapman University (Assistant Professor of Music, Music Theory and Composition Department). She graduated from Moscow Conservatory (BM and MM), Guildhall School in London (MM), and Eastman School (Ph.D.) with degrees in music composition. Her compositions have been performed worldwide and received many national and international awards.

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Upcoming Performances

May 30th, 2013 - 8:00pm
Three Studies in Uneven Meters, etudes for piano (2011) - Locrian Chamber Players
Riverside Church ( New York, NY)
May 31st, 2013 - 8:00pm
Three Studies in Uneven Meters, etudes for piano (2011) - Locrian Chamber Players
Bargemusic concerts (Brooklyn, NY)
Here and Now Series

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News

August 27th, 2013

CD release of "Three Studies in Uneven Meters"

My Three Studies in Uneven Meters will be released on Navona Records on the ALLUSIONS album on August 27, 2013.

Press

'...Solo violin also features in VERA IVANOVA's tremendous QUIET LIGHT: an abstract, searching evocation of light as it penetrates the dome of an ancient church.'

Ablaze Records, CD liner notes to Millennial Masters, Vol. 2

'...humanistic and deeply felt works... they manage to express aspects of the human experience through an artistic medium that is not often associated with such deeply felt emotions...'

John Bilotta (Society of Composers, Inc.)

'...our five finalists are probably the best young composers working anywhere in the world today!'

Dr. Paul Mealor (on the finalists for the 2005 Aberdeen Music Prize, including Ivanova)

Works

Aftertouch, for Piano (2005)
This title Aftertouch implies the composer’s intent to make the listener pay attention to the life and death of each sound with regard to the variety in attacks and decays.

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Aura, for clarinet solo (2011)
Greek in origin, the word "Aura" has multiple meanings, which stand for "air; atmosphere; sensation..." These meanings are interpreted in the piece through the use of extended techniques.

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