| 词条 | Draft:Sam Lipman |
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Sam Lipman is an Austin Texas-based composer, who works both in the commercial and the concert world. Having worked extensively in the jazz, rock and classical worlds, Sam has blended his roots in an original, yet true-to-canon style. Most recently Sam composed score for Richard Linklater’s Where’d You Go, Bernadette with Cate Blanchett, Laurence Fishburne and Kristen Wiig for Annapurna Pictures, Deborah S. Esquenazi’s The Story of the San Antonio Four, and a symphonic work for the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, conducted by JoAnn Falletta. He’s also has also toured and performed with rock bands Shearwater and Okkervil River, and jazz musician Kurt Rosenwinkel. His newest work, an opera based on Caridad Svich’s Fugitive Pieces is currently being workshopped by Austin Opera. Sam is resident composer for University of Texas's Theater and Dance Department, as well as UT’s Associate Professor of Screen Scoring. His accolades include a shortlist for an Oscar for Best Song In A Movie, an Austin Critics Table Award Nomination, Honorary Edward Cone Institute, the Russell Mallock scholarship, Kerrville Folk Festival’s Songwriter Award and first prize in the New American Voices contest. BiographyBorn and raised in Sydney, Australia, Sam played piano and violin at an early age with the Sydney Youth Orchestra. Sam later moved to New York City to study jazz saxophone with Joe Lovano and Mark Turner, performing often at Smalls Jazz Club and performing/touring with Kurt Rosenwinkel, Barney McAll and Jochen Rückert. Thereafter, he moved to Austin, Texas, switching over to rock music, performing and touring with The Ging’Bread Men, The Handsome Charlies, Golden Arm Trio, String, and his own Sam Lipman Band. Sam composed several works for the Austin Symphony Orchestra, including a series of television commercials for WalMart. He also produced several electronic music commercials for US Air Force, Southwest Airlines and BWM. Completing a masters in composition at the University of Texas, under tutelage of Dan Welcher, Sam composed many works for chamber groups, electronic, orchestral and piano, including a Harp Quartet commissioned by UT’s Harp Professor Delaine Fedson. Upon graduating he composed the ballet Crone which was nominated for an Austin Critics Table Award. Shortly afterwards, he scored several films, including Southwest of Salem, Texas Cotton and Where’d You Go Bernadette. He was hired as Resident Composer for UT’s Department of Theater and Dance as well as Head Accompanist, where he designed and scored a play for 18 speakers for Dan Caffrey’s Matawan. He’s currently working on Tree of Life, a choral work for the St. Stephens Madrigals that will premiere at Carnegie Hall in March 2019, as well as a commission for Piano and Cello by Zheng Hai, and program music for the coming TV show Australia. Style/TheoryLinguistic vernacular is the basis of Lipman’s style. Going against the experimental style typically associated with composers from his generation, Sam works with the accumulated syntax of classical, jazz and rock music of the ages. His influences range for Miesclaw Weinberg, Paul Hindemith, Radiohead, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Mark Turner, Gustav Mahler, Sergei Prokofiev. List of WorksOp. 32 Tree of Life (December 2018) - Choral Work on text by [https://www.remembertheholocaust.org/fullscreen-page/comp-ipqz6c8u/07116043-de0d-4733-aec1-1187db2dbbcc/19/%3Fi%3D19%26p%3Dlrwy3%26s%3Dstyle-jcm64pa1 Zenon Neumark], Commissioned by [https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/746374279 Amatius Foundation], to premiere March 2019 in Carnegie Hall Op. 31 Melodie 1 (November 2018) - 11 Interactive Works for Australian TV/Internet Platform Melod.ie Op. 30 Where’d You Go, Bernadette, Documentary Music (October 2018) 10 Short Pieces for Richard Linklater’s movie starring Cate Blanchett Op. 29 Matawan (September 2018) 18.2 Surround Electronic Score for Theater Work Op. 28 [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8009578/ Texas Cotton] (November 2018) Full-feature film-score for Country Rock Ensemble Op. 27 Charles and the Duke (September 2018) Short Film Score for Chamber Ensemble Op. 26 Boodjara (March 2017) Three Movement Concert Work for Didgeridoo, Violin and Cello Commissioned by the Blanton National Museum Op. 25 Sonata No. 1 for Harp Quartet (November 2018) Three movements, commissioned by Ass. Prof Delaine Fedson for UT Harp Ensemble Op. 24 Glow (May 2017) Full-feature film-score Various ensembles and Fixed Media | 93’ Op. 23 CRONE (Mar 2017) Ballet/Filmscore for Large Chamber Orchestra | 30’ Performed and recorded by Prismatix, March 17th 2017, Bates Recital Hall Op. 22 Migrations (Feb. 2017) Song Cycle for Pierrot Ensemble and Bass-Baritone | 25’ To Premiere Feb 3, 2017, Jessen Hall, Austin TX. First movement Exodus recorded by the Pittsburg New Music Ensemble in McCullough Hall, Austin, TX Op. 21 Birds Of Paradise ( Jan. 2017) Two Etudes for Soprano Saxophone | 10’ To Premiere Feb 3rd 2017, Jessen Hall, Austin TX Op. 20 A Few Sheets To The Wind (May 2016) Concerto for Amplified Piano, 5 Dancers and Fixed Media | 8’ Performed by Charlie Magnone and the University of Texas Dept. of Theater and Dance, B. Iden Payne Theater, Austin, TX 2016. Performed and featured at Charlie Magnone’s Doctoral Lecture Recital Op. 19 Two works for Jazz Ensemble (2015-6) Icy Vanilla (Apr. 2016) Arabesque for Jazz Ensemble | 8’ Performed by AIME Ensemble, Bates Recital Hall, UT Austin TX Recording featured in Senior Faculty Recital UT Dept. of Theater and Dance Triangles (Oct. 2015) Fanfare for Jazz Orchestra | 8’ Performed by Austin Jazz Band, The Elephant Room, Austin, TX Performed by AIME Ensemble, Bates Recital Hall, Austin, TX Op. 18 Quixosis (Mar. 2016) Sonata for Tuba and Piano | 13’ Performed by Profs. Charles Villarrubia and Collette Valentine on tour including: Louisiana State University School of Music, Baton Rouge UT Rio Grande Valley, Performing Arts Complex in Edinburg Texas A&M University Kingsville, Frank Smith Recital Hall University of Houston, Dudley Recital Hall First Performed by Alex Avila and Philip Bixby, Butler Recital Hall, Austin TX 2016.
Op. 17 Chiaroscuro (Feb. 2016) Sonata for Clarinet (A) and Piano | 13’ Performed by Nick Galuban Op. 16 Song Of The Bhagavan (Oct. 2015) Prelude for Symphony Orchestra | 8’ Recorded by UT Symphony Orchestra, Austin, TX.
Op. 15 Pulled From The Earth (Feb. 2016) Nine Works for Fixed Media | 41’ Featured at the Inauguration of the Center for Arts and Entertainment Technologies, UT Austin, TX. Op. 14 Short Film Pieces (2015-16) A. Tokenized (May 2016) Soundtrack for Short Film by Creative Action Studios, Austin, TX. | 21’ B. Queens Industry (2016) Soundtrack for Short Film by Blue Cabin Studios, NY, NY. | 8’ C. Ghost Tango (2015) Soundtrack for Public Works Project | 17’ Commissioned by City of Austin, TX. Op. 13 Southwest Of Salem (Dec 2015) Full Feature Film Soundtrack | 104’ International Theatrical Release | Nine Awards including: ‘Kiss Me Goodnight’ made 2017 Oscars Shortlist, Best Original Song In A Film Pop Song released with film Southwest of Salem 3 minutes, Chicken And Egg Productions, NY, NY. Op. 12 Tributaries (Apr. 2015) Filmscore for Chamber Ensemble | 21’ Performed/Recorded Recital Hall Butler School Of Music, Austin, TX Op. 11 A Streetcar Named Desire (Sept. 2014) Theatrical Soundtrack for Chamber Ensemble | 28’ Performed in B. Iden Payne Theater, UT Dept. of Theater And Dance, Austin, TX. Op. 10 A Life Unfolds (Aug. 2014) Suite for Solo Piano | 23’ Op. 9 Somnessence (May 2014) Etude for Fixed Media | 6’ Op. 8 Themes From An Imaginary Film (May 2014) Fantasy for Symphony Orchestra | 8’ Performed by EcHo Orchestra, Bates Recital Hall Austin, TX 2016. Recorded by UT Symphony Orchestra, Austin, TX 2014.
Op. 7 Advance Man (Feb. 2014) Theatrical Soundtrack for Fixed Media | 41’ Performed in Blackbox Theater | UT Dept. of Theater and Dance, Austin, TX. Op. 6 Gift Of Rain (Nov. 2013) Prelude for Piano Quintet | 6’ Performed by Sunrise Quintet, Stevenson Hall, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Glasgow, Scotland, Hata Opera House, Nagano, Japan.
Op. 5 Intimate Apparel (Mar. 2013) Theatrical Soundtrack for Solo Piano | 33’ Performed in B. Iden Payne Theater, UT Dept. of Theater And Dance, Austin, TX.
Op. 4 Nebraska - Sam Lipman (Aug. 2011) Vocal Pop Album, Full Length 71 minutes, Inner Urge Records, Austin, TX. Op. 3 Unravel - String (Dec. 2009) Electronic Rock EP 33 minutes, on Inner Urge Records, Austin, TX. Op. 2 Song That Never Was (Mar. 2007) Pop Song Colloboration with Imogen Heap 4 minutes, Inner Urge Records, Austin, TX.
Op. 1 Gentlemen Never Tell - Handsome Charlies (2007) Full Length Rock Album, on I Eat Records, Austin, TX.
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