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Ruth Lomon (* 7. November 1930 in Montreal; † 26. September 2017 in Cambridge, Massachusetts) war eine kanadische Komponistin und Pianistin. Lomon studierte am Konservatorium von Montreal und an der McGill University. Sie setzte ihre Ausbildung bei Francis Judd Cookeam New England Conservatory of Music und Witold Lutosławski am Dartington College in England fort. Ruth Lomon (7 November 1930 – 26 September 2017) was a Canadian classical composer. A native of Montreal, Canada, she was born in Montreal and died in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She attended le Conservatoire de Quebec and McGill University. She continued her studies with Francis Judd Cooke at the New England Conservatory of Music and later with Witold Lutosławski at Dartington College in England.
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Ruth Lomon (* 7. November 1930 in Montreal; † 26. September 2017 in Cambridge, Massachusetts) war eine kanadische Komponistin und Pianistin. Lomon studierte am Konservatorium von Montreal und an der McGill University. Sie setzte ihre Ausbildung bei Francis Judd Cookeam New England Conservatory of Music und Witold Lutosławski am Dartington College in England fort. Von 1995 bis 1996 war sie Mitglied des Bunting Institute (Radcliffe/Harvard), wo ihr bekanntestes Werk erschien, der Liedzyklus Songs of Remembrance nach Gedichten über den Holocaust. Das einstündige Werk wurde in der John Knowles Paine Concert Hall der Harvard University uraufgeführt und wurde u. a. 1998 im United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington gespielt. Lomon erhielt für die Komposition 1999 den Miriam Gideon Composition Award und 2001 den Chicago Professional Musicians Award. Ab 1998 war Lomon Komponistin und Resident Scholar am Women's Studies Research Center der Brandeis University. Vom Hadassah Research Institute erhielt sie ein Stipendium zur Recherche in der nach Texten für ihr mehrsprachiges Oratorium Testimony of Witnesses. Das Werk für Solisten, Chor und Orchester wurde 1998 uraufgeführt. Die Professional Music Teachers Association of New Mexico zeichnete sie 2009 als Composer of the Year aus. Von 1979 bis 1985 war Lomon Vizepräsidentin der American Women Composers (AWC). Außerdem war sie Gründungspräsidentin des Verbandes Massachusetts der AWC. 1984 veranstaltete sie gemeinsam mit der Tufts University die erste Konferenz der Women in Music in Massachusetts. Von 1972 bis 1985 führte sie mit als Klavierduo Werke zeitgenössischer, vorrangig weiblicher Komponisten auf. Ruth Lomon (7 November 1930 – 26 September 2017) was a Canadian classical composer. A native of Montreal, Canada, she was born in Montreal and died in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She attended le Conservatoire de Quebec and McGill University. She continued her studies with Francis Judd Cooke at the New England Conservatory of Music and later with Witold Lutosławski at Dartington College in England. In 1998, Lomon became Composer/Resident Scholar at the Women's Studies Research Center, Brandeis University. She composed an oratorio, Testimony of Witnesses, for vocal soloists, chorus and orchestra. She was the recipient of a grant from the Hadassah International Research Center (now the Hadassah-Brandeis Institute) for this work. She was commissioned by the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra, Boston to compose a trumpet concerto, Odyssey, for Charles Schlueter, principal trumpet of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. During 1995-96, Lomon was a fellow of the Bunting Institute, Radcliffe College, where she composed "Songs of Remembrance," a song cycle on poems of the Holocaust. This hour length work was premiered at Harvard University's John Knowles Paine Concert Hall, and has since had numerous performances including the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, D.C. in April 1998, and the IAWM Congress in London, England, in July 1999 where she received the Miriam Gideon Composition award for this work. In 2001, she also received the Chicago Professional Musicians Award for the 10th song of the cycle, which is set for mezzo-soprano, English horn and piano. "Songs of Remembrance" is recorded on the CRI label. Lomon was composer-in-residence for Boston Secession, a professional choral ensemble directed by Jane Ring Frank. Lomon composed her oratorio Testimony of Witnesses for them and they performed movements of the work from 2000-2008. A full length oratorio based on the poetry of Holocaust victims and survivors, Testimony of Witnesses is scored for chamber orchestra, vocal ensemble, and four vocal soloists. The texts — in Hebrew, French, German, Italian, Polish, English and Yiddish — represent the personal experience of sixteen survivors and victims, including ten individual women and children.
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