Stephen Lilly
Stephen Lilly is an internationally performed composer, a published theorist, and a performer of new music.   After completing an advanced degree in composition (DMA, University of Maryland), he spent a year studying at the Institute of Sonology in the Hague, where he focused on computer programming and electroacoustic composition in both the digital and analog domains.   Most of his work is scored for chamber ensembles, often including signal processing or computer generated sounds.   His reviews and writings have been published in Perspectives of New Music , Computer Music Journal , and even included on the Capstone DVD Radial Matrix: Multi-dimensional Electroacoustic Music .   An in-depth look at his approach to computer programming was recently published in Organised Sound (Vol. 13, No. 1; the accompanying DVD includes Lilly's statics: convergence ).   Lilly currently teaches digital audio production at the Art Institute of Washington and is co-founder and music editor of www.silenteditions.com, an online music publishing company.

Publications:

•  "statics : a C++ Implementation of Functional Iteration Synthesis"

•  Organised Sound volume 13, number 1 (April 2008)

•    " ...at other times, the distances : Structural Contrasts in Timbre and Rhythm"

•  Radial Matrix: Multi-dimensional Electroacoustic Music .

on DVD from Capstone Records: CPS-8769 (2006)

•  "Form as an Outgrowth of Timbre and Rhythm: Wesley Fuller's Sherds of Five "

•  Perspectives of New Music volume 43, number 1 (Winter 2005)

Awards:

•  Semi-Finalist Auros Group for New Music 2004-05 Composition Competition (February 2005)

•  Second Place 2004 Walsum Awards (May 2004)

•  Third Place 2002 Walsum Awards (March 2002)

•  Outstanding Teaching Award, University of Maryland (Spring 2000)

•  University of Maryland Graduate Fellowship (May 1999)

•  Theodore Presser Scholar (May 1998)

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