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Andrew Greenwald is an Associate Professor of Music at Connecticut College since 2019 and Artist-in-Residence at Marlboro College with the Marlboro Slipstream Faculty Ensemble. He teaches music theory, composition, electronic music, and orchestration.
Education:
- B.M. Jazz Performance, New York University
- D.M.A. Music Composition/Theory, Stanford University
His research probes coherence in musical form through Algorithmic Music, Electronic Music, and Intermedia, blending improvisation with notated composition. Specializations span Hip-Hop, Rock and Roll, American Music, and Experimental Music, with works performed internationally by ensembles like JACK Quartet and Arditti Quartet.
Awarded support includes:
- Hepner Foundation
- Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation
- Aaron Copland Fund
- New Music USA
Greenwald co-founded Ensemble Pamplemousse (2002), merging chamber music, electronics, and theatre. Recent releases include the video album Lost at Sea, with upcoming premieres at Luxembourg Philharmonie and L.A. Philharmonic’s Green Umbrella Series.
