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David Dzubay

• Professor of Music, Jacobs School of Music
• Chair, Department of Composition

Education:

• D.M. , Indiana University, 1991
• M.M. , Indiana University, 1988
• B.S. , Indiana University, 1986

Background:

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Director, New Music Ensemble. Performances by the orchestras of Aspen, Atlanta, Baltimore, Detroit, Honolulu, Louisville, Minnesota, Oakland, Oregon, St. Louis, Vancouver, and the ACO and New World Symphony; ensembles including SFCMP, PNME, Nouvel Ensemble Moderne. Awards and grants from the Aaron Copland Fund for Music, Barlow Foundation, ASCAP, BMI-SCA, Indiana Arts Commission, Tanglewood. Commissions from the NEA, Fromm Foundation, Meet the Composer/Lila Wallace Reader's Digest Fund, US-Mexico Fund for Culture, Chamber Music America, Minnesota Orchestra, Oregon Symphony, Albany Symphony, NRO, New York Youth Symphony, Detroit Chamber Winds, Manhattan Brass Quintet, Voices of Change, Pittsburgh NME. Composer-Consultant to the Minnesota Orchestra (1995-1998) and Meet The Composer "Music Alive" Composer in Residence with the Green Bay Symphony (2005-2006). Music published by Pro Nova Music, Thompson Edition, and Dorn, and recorded on Centaur, Crystal, Innova, Klavier and Louisville First Edition labels. Former faculty member, University of North Texas.

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