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Mary Jane Leach

b. 1949

American composer

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Born 1949. Mary Jane Leach is an American composer.

Works

Piano Concerto for Emanuele, 2010

Piano E-Tude for Piano, Singer and Piano on Tape, 2009

Four Play for four Violins, 1986/2007

Labyrinthus for mixed Chorus and String Quartet, 2007

Bach's Set for Solo Cello and eight Celli on tape, 2007

Notes Passing Notes for two Female singers live und two Female singers on tape, 2007

Gulf War Syndrome for Piano, Clarinet, Cello, Percussion and Tape or Synthesizer and Tape or Piano, Synthesizer, Clarinet, 2-4 Instruments and Tape, 2004, 2006

Wolff Tones E-Tude for Piano and 4-6 Instruments, 2004

Dido in a Minute for Synthesizer and Tape, 2003

The Crane Dance for Soprano and eight part Female Chorus, 2002

Dido Remembered for Synthesizer and Tape, 2002

Copralalia, la la la for two sopranos and tape, 2002

Bruckstück for eight or six part Female chorus, 1989, 2002

The Great Goddess for eight part Female Chorus, 2001

Glorious Ariadne for eight part Female Chorus, 2001

By'm Bye for Piano, 2001

Hear My Voice for Soprano, eight part Female Chorus and String Quartet, 2001

I Sing of Warfare for Tenor, Male Chorus and String Quartet, 2001

Night Blossoms for Vocal quartet a cappella, 2001

Theseus Arrives for mixed chorus and String Quartet, 2000

Minos for Tenor and mixed chorus, 1999

The Sacred Dance for Soprano and String Quartet, 1999

Call to the Ceremony for mixed chorus and String Quartet, 1999

Ceremony of the Bull for mixed chorus and String Quartet, 1998

First String for String Quartet, 1998

O Magna Vasti Creta for eight part female chorus and String Quartet, 1997

Call of the Dance for Soprano and eight part female chorus, 1997

Ariadne's Lament for eight part female chorus or Trombone Choir, 1993, 1996

Ariel's Song for eight part female chorus or Trombone Choir, 1987, 1996

Song of Sorrows for mixed Chorus, 1995

Windjammer for Oboe, Clarinet and Bassoon, 1995

Tricky Pan for Solo Countertenor and eight Countertenors on tape, 1995

Corrina Ocarina for Flute und Harp, 1994

Xantippe's Rebuke for Solo Oboe and eight Oboes on tape, 1993

He Got Dictators for Soprano, Piano and Bass, 1993

Feu de Joie for Solo Bassoon and six Bassoons on Tape, 1992

Mary Jane Leach (on the left) 2015 at „Cologne Music Night“ (with Camilla Hoitenga (fl), The Flute Projekt and college Kevin Volans (backrow 2. from right)

Kirchtraum, Hörspielmusik, 1992

Bare Bones for four Trombones, 1989

Pipe Dreams for Organ, 1989

Sephardic Fragments for Soprano, 1989

Mountain Echoes for eight part female chorus, 1987

Guy de Polka for Accordion, 1987

Ariel's Song for eight part female chorus, 1987

Green Mountain Madrigal for eight part female chorus, 1985

8 x 4 for Alto flute, Clarinet, English horn und Singer, 1985

Trio for Duo for Alto flute and Singer, 1985

4BC for four Bass clarinets, 1984

Held Held for Alto flute and singer, 1984

Note Passing Note for Solo Female Singer and Female Singer on tape, 1981

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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Mary Jane Leach?

American composer

When was Mary Jane Leach born?

Mary Jane Leach was born on 12 June 1949 in St. Johnsbury.

What is Mary Jane Leach's occupation?

Mary Jane Leach is a composer.

What nationality is Mary Jane Leach?

Mary Jane Leach is American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Mary Jane Leach

· Wikidata: Q1906299

· DBpedia: Mary Jane Leach

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