HyeKyung Lee
Biography
HyeKyung Lee (born in Seoul, Korea) is a graduate
of the University of Texas at Austin (DMA in Composition, May 1998),
where she studied with Karl Korte, Donald Grantham, Russell Pinkston,
Dan Welcher, and Stephen Montague (visiting professor, 1992 and 1995).
She also studied with Bernard Rands at the Atlantic Center for the
Arts in March 1998, and Ladislav Kubik at the Czech-American Summer
Music Institute in Prague 1995.
HyeKyung is the recepient of the 1999 Burbank Artist Fellowship for the Villa Montalvo Artist Residency Program, the 1999 Delius Composition Contest (Opposed Directions for solo piano), 1999 & 98 ASCAP Standard Award, the 1998 SEAMUS/ASCAP Student Commission Award (Opposed Directions for Disklavier and Live-electronics, honorable mention), the 1998 SCI*/ASCAP student Competetion commission (Sonatina for Soprano Saxophone and Piano honorable mention), the 1997 Nancy Van de Vate Prize for Orchestral Music by IAWM* (Piano Concerto No. 1), the 1996 Search for New music Prize by IAWM (Sonatina), the 1996 Piano Trio Competetion by IAWM and the Aviva Players (Cafe Music performed by the Aviva Players in New York City in March 1997), and the nominee for the 1998 American Academy of Arts and Letters Awards (nominated by John Harbison). Recently she was offered the Djerassi Foundation Resident Artist Program for the 2000 season (as a finalist for the Gerald Oshita Memorial Fellowship).
An accomplished pianist, HyeKyung has performed her own compositions in numerous contemporary music festivals and conferences (including SCI Regionals, SCI Nationals, SEAMUS, CMS*, and IAWM conferences). She has also performed over 200 contemporary works by other composers during her tenure as a member of the UT New Music Ensemble.
HyeKyung Lee est née à Seoul en Corée. Elle est diplomé de L'Université de Texas à Austin (DMA en composition musicale, mai 1998) où elle a été l'élève de Karl Korte, Donald Grantham, Russell Pinkston, Dans Welcher et Stephan Montague. Elle a également étudié avec Bernard Rands au Centre Atlantique pour les Arts (mar, 1998) et Ladislav Kubik à L'institut Czech-américain musical d'été à Prague en 1995.
Parmi ses nombreaux récompenses dans les concours de Composition, on peut citer les prix du Burbank Artist Fellowship, le concours Delius, Nancy Van de Vate pour la composition orchestrale (IAWM), le prix de l'ASCAP pour des étudiants en composition musicale et le prix du concours du trio Aviva Players.
Une pianiste confirmée, elle a presenté ses propres oeuvres dans les manifestations tels que SEAMUS, CMS, IAWM et le SCI. Elle a également presenté plus que 200 oeuvres contemporaines au cours de son tenure à l'Ensemble de Musique Nouvelle de L'Université de Texas.
List of works published by Musik Fabrik/
Liste d'œuvres éditées par Musik Fabrik
Sonatina for soprano saxophone and piano/pour saxophone soprano et piano
score and part/partition et partie - 21€ 95