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Composition Cv Short 122818 ! Susanna Hancock Curriculum Vitae (Short) 909 E. Shadowlawn Ave. susannahancockmusic.com Tampa, FL 33603 [email protected] !(321) 759 - 2594 [email protected] Education 2016 Master of Music | Music Theory & Composition New York University GPA: 4.0, Summa Cum Laude Primary Teachers: Julia Wolfe, Michael Gordon 2014 Bachelor of Music | Acoustic/Electronic Composition, Bassoon Performance University of South Florida GPA: 3.97, Summa Cum Laude, With Honors ! Primary Teachers: Baljinder Sekhon, Paul Reller Relevant work experience 2017 - Present TERROIR NEW MUSIC | Co-Founder and Co-Artistic Director - Curating, planning and producing a regular season of 5-6 unique music and food/beverage events. - Fundraising and monitoring finances of entire organization. - Designing graphics to be used in logos, posters, merchandise, social media, etc. - Maintaining active social media presence and increasing interest in projects. - Building relationships and corresponding regularly with artists and chefs involved in concerts. - Overseeing logistics of each concert by booking venues, scheduling rehearsals, recruiting performers. 2016 - Present UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA | Adjunct Instructor of Aural Theory and Young Composers Program - Creating syllabi,curricula, and learning strategies for a full four-semester course sequence (Aural Theory I - IV). - Facilitating the understanding of auditiation and musicianship skills through individual and group assignments. - Drafting, assigning, and grading a variety of assignments and exams, including dictation, prepared singing, sight singing, transcription projects, and computer-based modules (MacGAMUT). 2014 - 2017 GLOBAL PREMIERE CONSORTIUM COMMISSIONING PROJECT | PR Manager 2014 HOT SPRINGS MUSIC FESTIVAL | Arts Administration Assistant 2011 - 2014 NEW-MUSIC CONSORTIUM | President/Chief Financial Officer (2013 - 2014), PR Manager (2011-2013) ! Festivals attended MAsterclasses Attended 2017 Bang on a Can Summer Music Festival Andy Akiho Robert Morris 2016 Charlottesville Opera Festival Louis Andriessen Augusta Read Thomas 2013 Hidden Valley Music Seminar Martin Bresnick Stuart Saunders Smith 2012, 2013 Taneycomo Festival Orchestra David Lang Joan Tower ! 2012, 2013 Hot Springs Summer Music Festival George Lewis Du Yun selected awards and honors 2017 Awarded: ShoutHouse Call for Scores Finalist 2017 Awarded: ASCAP Morton Gould Finalist 2016 Selected: Los Angeles Philharmonic’s National Composers Institute 2016 Awarded: New York University Graduate Professional Development Grant 2016 Awarded: ASCAP Plus Award 2016 Selected: Vox Novus / Composer’s Voice Concert Series 2015 Awarded: NYU Orchestral Commission 2013 Selected: Dissonart Call for Scores Selected Recent / upcoming performances 4/30/19 platforms St. Louis Symphony (chamber players) Pulitzer Foundation St. Louis, MO 12/09/18 blossom & furl Metropolis Ensemble 1 Rivington St New York, NY 12/06/18 platforms ZAFA Collective U. Chicago Chicago, IL 10/17/18 platforms Desdemona Ensemble Spectrum New York, NY 10/15/18 platforms Desdemona Ensemble 1 Rivington St New York, NY 3/11/18 platforms String Quartet CAVU Tampa, FL 12/31/17 Shibui Fixed Electronics Noble Rice *collaborative piece Tampa, FL 08/03/17 blue/green Bearthoven (piano, percussion, double bass) Mass MoCA North Adams, MA 08/02/17 blossom & furl Aaron Garcia and Barry O’Halpin, electric guitars Mass MoCA North Adams, MA 7/31/17 now from now Bang on a Can Festival Fellows (clarinet, e. guitar, cello, Mass MoCA double bass, piano, percussion) North Adams, MA 7/27/17 pink mist Vicky Chow, piano Mass MoCA North Adams, MA 7/26/17 blossom & furl Aaron Garcia and Barry O’Halpin, electric guitars Mass MoCA North Adams, MA 05/04/17 original sin Susanna Hancock, bassoon c. 1949 Tampa, FL ! Selected works list Large Ensemble 2015 beghilolia (7’) Full Orchestra (3.3.3.3 - 4.3.3.1 - 4 perc.pno.str) Chamber 2017 blue/green (3’) Piano, Percussion, Double Bass 2017 now from now (6’) Clarinet, Electric Guitar, Cello, Double Bass, Piano, Percussion 2016 limbic resonance (7’) Fl, Cl, Bass Cl, Perc, Vibr, Pno, Vln, Vla, Vnc, DB 2015 plaforms (7’) String Quartet Solo & Duo 2017 pink mist (3’) Solo Piano 2017 original sin (7’) Solo Bassoon 2016 blossom & furl (10’) Two Antiphonal Electric Guitars ! 2015 minimal pair (6’) Bassoon and Baritone Saxophone References and additional information available upon request..
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