*1928 US
Composer of Classical
A.k.a. Elizabeth Bell
ELIZABETH BELL -- American Composer Elizabeth Bell was born in 1928; graduated from Wellesley College (Music) in 1950, and from Juilliard (Composition) in 1953. She was music critic of the Ithaca Journal, 1971-1975; one of the founders, a former officer, and currently a director of New York Women Composers; and a member of Board of Governors of American Composers Alliance, 2000-2004. She has had commissions from the New York State Council on the Arts, the Bradshaw/Buono duo, the Inoue Chamber Ensemble, North/South Consonance, the Putnam Valley Orchestra, and Vienna Modern Masters. Awards have been: the Delius Prize (Keyboard), 1994; first prize (1986), and grand prize (1996) in the Utah Composers Competition; many Meet-the-Composer grants. She passed away on December 19, 2016.
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Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Snows Of Yesteryear: Vocal And Instrumental Music | Elizabeth Bell | 2002 | Album |
I Am An American Woman (Music From Six Continents: 1994 Series) | Sharon Hershey, Elizabeth Bell, Mary Mageau, Alexandra Pierce | 1994 | Album |
American Music Of The 1970's Chopin Waltzes | Camille Antoinette Budarz - Jacob Stern, Elizabeth Bell, John Russo, Frédéric Chopin | 1985 | Album |