Wallach, Joelle

Joelle Wallach was an accomplished composer and performer of modern classical music. She wrote chamber, orchestral, choral, and solo compositions. She received many awards including the Inter-American Music Award of 1980 for one of her choral works. She was born in New York City, and she grew up in Morocco studying music privately. She attended Juilliard Preparatory School and then attended Sarah Lawrence College and Columbia University, earning a master’s in musical composition. She was the first to earn a doctorate in composition from the Manhattan School of Music. She was a singer, performer, and teacher of music as well.

From the guide to the Joelle Wallach papers, 1986-1989, (University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.)

Composed 1983. First performance Princeton, New Jersey, 5 February 1984, Little Orchestra of Princeton, Portia Sonnefeld conductor. Won first prize in the 1983-84 Little Orchestra of Princeton Composition Competition for Chamber Orchestra Works.--Cf. Fleisher Collection.

From the description of Turbulence, stillness and saltation / Joelle Wallach. c1983. (Franklin & Marshall College). WorldCat record id: 56819152

Joelle Wallach was an accomplished composer and performer of contemporary classical music. She wrote chamber, orchestral, choral and solo compositions. She received many awards including the Inter-American Music Awards of 1980 for one of her choral works. She was born in New York City and grew up in Morocco studying music privately. She attended Juilliard Preparatory School and then attended Sarah Lawrence College and Columbia University, earning a master's in musical composition. She was the first to earn a doctorate in composition from the Manhattan School of Music. She was a singer, performer, and teacher of music as well.

From the description of Joelle Wallach papers, 1986-1989. (University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center). WorldCat record id: 60353421