b. 1937 - Audio Files Sweet William Timing, K and format Timing, K and format

American Composer, Coleman, who holds degrees in Theory and composition from Northwestern Univeristy where he studied composition with Anthony Donato, also studied privately with Aaron Copeland and Roger Sessions.    He is currently member of the fauclty at Oberlin college. coleman has taught in virtually all areas of music theory including traditional courses in western Music from the late Middle Ages throught the neneteeenth century, plu a number of specialized coures in new music.    He has been Director of the Inter-Arts Program (primay areas of the Inter-Arts Porgram are theater, dance, media, art and music) since 1973. Coleman's works are often multi-dimensional including works for instruments and slides, players and readers, dancers and technologists, multiple ensembles and large scale theater works.

Archived Compositions

Format 1 (1971) for 3 or more musicians (with 1 slide) Score Format 2 (1971) for 3 or more musicians (with 1 slide) Score Format 5 (1974) for 4 or more performers (musicians,dancers, actors, mimes, etc. ) Score Format 6 (1974) for 4 or more performers (musicians,dancers, actors, mimes, etc. ) Score Format 8 (1977) for 3 or more musicians Score

Light Blue, April (1975) for wind quintet Score Quodlibet (1978) for solo piano (with optional bass and drum set Score + Recording Sweet William (1977) for percussion trio Score + Recording Five Teton Sioux Songs for mixed Chorus and percussion Recording