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Curriculum Vitae Barlow Bradford (801) 587-9377 office (801) 556-8422 mobile www.barlowbradford.com [email protected] Education 1996 D.M.A. Keyboard Collaborative Arts University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California Major Teacher: Kevin Fitz-Gerald 1988 M.M. Orchestral Conducting University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California Major Teacher: Daniel Lewis 1985 B.M. Piano Performance University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah Major Teacher: Gladys Gladstone Professional Preparation and Private Training 1990-1993 Orchestral Conducting with Gustav Meier, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan Tanglewood Summer Music Institute, Lennox, Massachusetts 1986 Orchestral Conducting (Conducting Fellow) with Paul Vermel Aspen Music Festival, Aspen, Colorado 1982-1987 Piano Performance with Nina Svetlanova Mannes College of Music, New York, New York 1977-1978 Theory/Composition with Robert Cundick Tabernacle Organist, Salt Lake City, Utah 1971-1979 Piano Performance with Gladys Gladstone University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah 1971-1977 Organ Performance with Clay Christiansen Tabernacle Organist, Salt Lake City, Utah Honors, Awards and Grants 2016 ‘Celebrate U’ Outstanding faculty award 2016 Touring grant ($20,000) from Anonymous donor 2015 Gran Prix Winner at the European Gran Prix for Choral Singing, Tours, France 2015 Touring Grant, ($90,000) awarded to send the University of Utah Chamber Choir to France to participate in the European Gran Prix International Choral Competition. Combined sources from Kem and Carolyn Gardner, Scott Anderson, Eccles Foundation, Wheeler Foundation, University of Utah Office of the President, University of Utah College of Fine Arts 1 2014 Gran Prix Winner and the Audience Favorite Award at the Florilege International Choral Competition, Tours, France 2014 Dee Grant, ($10,000) awarded to partially fund a major choral/orchestral work from Eriks Esenvalds, internationally known composer. Premiered by the University of Utah Chamber Choir, the University of Utah a Cappella Choir, Utah Chamber Artists, and the Utah Symphony Chorus in February 2015 as part of the American Choral Director's Association National Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah 2014 Touring Grant, ($70,000) awarded to send the University of Utah Chamber Choir to France to participate in the Florilege International Choral Competition. Combined sources from Kem and Carolyn Gardner, Scott Anderson, Eccles Foundation, University of Utah Office of the President, University of Utah College of Fine Arts 2013-present: Barnes Scholarship, ($2000/student) awarded to every member of University of Utah Chamber Choir 2013 Dee Grant, ($6700) awarded to fund commissioned choral work from Eric Barnum, internationally known composer. Premiered by University of Utah Chamber Choir, Spring 2014 2013 Barnes Scholarship, ($2000/student) awarded to every member of University of Utah Chamber Choir. 2011 Chorus America, ($5000) Dale Warland Commission Award, National Conference, San Francisco, CA; Utah Chamber Artists 2011 Utah Governor’s Mansion Award in the Arts; Utah Chamber Artists 2011 Barlow Endowment Commission Award, ($7500); Utah Chamber Artists, Tarik O’Regan 2011 Utah Chamber Artists Day, (September 19. 2010) as awarded by the Honorable Gary Herbert, Governor of the State of Utah 2010 Best of State; Utah Chamber Artists 1997 ACDA Honor Choir Performance; Utah Chamber Artists, National Conference, San Diego, CA Ongoing Grants 2018-present Beverley Taylor Sorenson Foundation 2016-present Lawrence and Janet Dee Foundation 2015-present Utah Division of Arts and Museums 2014-present Wheeler Foundation 2010-present Ellen Nielsen Barnes Endowment 2012-2018 Sorenson Impact Foundation 2010-present R.Harold Burton Foundation 2010-2016 ArtWorks for Kids 2010-present Zoo, Arts and Parks 2009-present Zion’s Bank Foundation 2008-present Madsen Foundation 2 2008-present Eccles Foundation 2006-present Sorenson Legacy Foundation 2000-present Mountain West Small Business Finance 1999-present Salt Lake City Zoo, Arts and Parks 1995-present Utah Arts Council Work History/Experience 2017-present University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT Ellen Neilsen Barnes Presidential Chair for Choral Studies, Professor 2010-2017 University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT Ellen Neilsen Barnes Presidential Chair for Choral Studies, Associate Professor 1991-present Utah Chamber Artists, Salt Lake City, Utah, Artistic Director (utahchamberartists.org) 2002-present Barlow Bradford Publishing, Salt Lake City, Utah, Composer, arranger, (barlowbradford.com) 2013-present Utah Symphony Chorus, Salt Lake City, Utah, Chorus DIrector (utahsymphony.org) 2004-2006 Brigham Young University, Laie, Hawaii, String/Conducting Chair Associate 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