Eli Marshall (1977- )
Eli
Marshall is a Maine born composer living in Beijing. He studied at
Simon’s Rock College of Bard, the Yale School of Music, and the Curtis
Institute of Music. Since 2003, when moving to China as a Fulbright
Fellow, he has written for orchestras and ensembles of the region,
devised innovative programs as artistic director of Beijing New Music
Ensemble, and tailored new compositions toward unconventional venues.
In 2007, he won first place in the Morton Gould competition for young
composers (of the American Society of Composers, Authors, and
Publishers), the Leo Kaplan Award, recognizing him as a leading
composer of his generation. In the 2008-09 season, he was awarded a
Douglas Moore Fellowship, which placed him in residencies with the
Lyric Opera of Chicago, the Metropolitan Opera of New York, and Seattle
Opera. His artistic collaborations have included a score with Wu
Tong (of the Silk Road Ensemble) for film director Wong Kar-wai’s
latest project Ashes of Time Redux.
Unconventional venues for his works have included the Gak-won Sa (one
of the largest Buddhist temples in Korea), an abandoned factory in
Beijing, and the Smithsonian Institution, which featured his music for
six months with an installation by Mei-ling Hom. More than a dozen
of his orchestral works have been performed on three continents.COMPOSITIONS Marshall Links ~ ~ ~ Works by Genre
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Allegro, string quartet
Cello Concerto
Opus Prime, violin, cello and piano (2004)
Cloud Elements, xiao (chinese flute) (2005)
Unde Pendent Aeternitas (Longing for the Present), tenor and orchestra (2005)
Flute Sonata (2006)
Violin Concerto (2006)
Kan Xi, orchestra (2008)
"Mr. Marshall has written two symphonies, three orchestral overtures, various works for both string orchestra and wind ensemble, a cello concerto, a violin concerto, a multitude of chamber works, and over fifty art songs."
WORKS BY GENRE Marshall Links ~ top of page ~
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Dramatic/Theater
Orchestra
Band
Soloist(s) w/Orchestra
Chorus w/Orchestra
Choral
Chamber
Solo Instrument
Piano
Vocal
Incidental/Film
Electronic
ELI MARSHALL LINKS Works by Genre ~ top of page ~
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Cultural Devolution (Evan Osnos, The New Yorker)
Soundscapes of Memory: Ethnomusicology in China (Peter Micic, Danwei)
Symphony of Millions (Alex Ross, The New Yorker)
Winning Over ASCAP (by Becca Dewan, The Portland Phoenix)
Composer's website
Eli Marshall @ Beijing New Music Ensemble
Eli Marshall @ counter)induction
Eli Marshall @ Lotte Lehmann Foundation
Eli Marshall @ MusicWeb International
Eli Marshall @ MySpaceMusic
Eli Marshall @ NewMusicBox
Eli Marshall @ Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (UCCA)
Streaming Audio
Eli Marshall @ MySpaceMusic
Recordings
[none at the moment]
Video
[none at the moment]
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