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- Q18098735 description "music theorist".
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- Q18098735 abstract "Patricia Carpenter (1923–2000), a music theorist, was a professor of music theory at Barnard College and Columbia University. Her areas of scholarly interest included music theory, the history of music theory, musical analysis, and the aesthetics of music.She was born in Santa Rosa, California on January 21, 1923, and died on July 8, 2000 (Dineen, et al., 2000).She studied several instruments, primarily piano with Ethel Leginska, as well as percussion, bassoon, and conducting. She conducted the San Bernardino Symphony. Learning of Arnold Schoenberg from Leginska, she wrote asking him for lessons (correspondence is preserved in the Arnold Schoenberg Center in Vienna). From 1942 to 1949 she studied with Schoenberg, and in 1944 she gave the Los Angeles premier of his Piano Concerto in the two-piano version.She was initially accepted into the composition program at Columbia University to study with Douglas Moore, and her compositions included several chamber and orchestra works. Under the supervision of Albert Hofstadter in philosophy and Paul Henry Lang in musicology, she embarked upon studies in the aesthetics and history of music. She completed her Ph.D. in Music and Philosophy at Columbia in 1972.The first woman to present a keynote address to the Society of Music Theory, she served as its Vice-President from 1992 to 1994. The driving force behind the establishment of the doctorate in music theory at Columbia University, she was a pillar in the Department of Music. She retired in 1989. The Music Theory Society of New York State holds an annual competition for an emerging scholar award named after her.".
- Q18098735 birthDate "1923-01-21".
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- Q18098735 dateOfBirth "1923-01-21".
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- Q18098735 comment "Patricia Carpenter (1923–2000), a music theorist, was a professor of music theory at Barnard College and Columbia University. Her areas of scholarly interest included music theory, the history of music theory, musical analysis, and the aesthetics of music.She was born in Santa Rosa, California on January 21, 1923, and died on July 8, 2000 (Dineen, et al., 2000).She studied several instruments, primarily piano with Ethel Leginska, as well as percussion, bassoon, and conducting.".
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