Composer Steven Stucky

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Articles & Interviews


  • L.A Phil gives a quiet American master his due
    The Green Umbrella series celebrates the 20th anniversary of a partnership with Steven Stucky.
          Timothy Mangan, Orange County Register,
          December 5, 2007

  • Steven Stucky's successful symbiotic bond
    Disney Hall concert of older and recent works demonstrates why the composer and the L.A. Philharmonic are ideal for each other.
          Mark Swed, Los Angeles Times,
          December 6, 2007

  • This week only: new music at no risk
    (to you)

          An interview with Steven Stucky
          Louisville Eccentric Observer, October, 2007

  • The Americas: The Next Generation
          [audio] Steven Stucky discusses young
          composers for Monday Evening Concerts
          Los Angeles, February 19, 2007

  • Where Did You Get Those Cigars?
          Interview with Steven Stucky
          'Intermission Impossible,'
          The Chamber Music Society of
          Lincoln Center
          November 14, 2006

  • Interview with WMRA’s Martha Woodroof
          WMRA, James Madison University
          February 3, 2006

  • Catching Up with Composer Steven Stucky at Aspen
          NPR’s ‘Performance Today’
          August 22, 2005

  • Steal this concerto, please
    An interview with Steven Stucky
          Cornell University News Service
          (April 2005)

  • Composer Steven Stucky wins 2005 Pulitzer Prize for music
          Cornell University News Service
          (April 2005)

  • A Conversation with Steven Stucky
    Steven Stucky discusses his journey composing and promoting new music.
          iclassics.com



  • “I am definitely a composer who conducts rather than a capital ‘C’ Conductor. But for me it is vitally important to remain a working, performing musician, and conducting is that outlet for me. I also find it is a great learning experience for composers, and that is still true, even at my age.”

    “I like to feel close to my colleagues who play. I think you write better if you are thinking about doing things yourself.”





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