Jocelyn Chang and Michael Leese Music Collection 1990-2005
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Michael Leese
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Jocelyn Chang, a Cleveland harpist who was a major contributor to new music here and around the world, died of complications of cancer November 19, 2010. She was 59. The Cleveland Heights resident was a founding member and principal harpist of the Cleveland Chamber Symphony, the Grammy Award-winning professional ensemble devoted to music by 20th-century and living composers. A tireless advocate for new music, Chang helped commission dozens of works and performed these sc...
Leese, Michael
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Chang, Jocelyn
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Cleveland Chamber Symphony
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The Cleveland Chamber Symphony has been bringing new commissions of classical music as well as neglected, older works to audiences since 1980. Founded by composer Edwin London, former music faculty at Cleveland State University, the group began as an orchestra-in-residence program at Cleveland State University and in 2004 moved to Baldwin-Wallace College College Conservatory of Music, where it is now directed by Steven Smith. The unique mission of the Cleveland Chamber Symphony is to "commission...