Donemus Webwinkel — Kelly, Elizabeth

Elizabeth A. Kelly's works have been commissioned and performed by
diverse ensembles including the Ann Arbor Symphony, Cabrillo Festival
Orchestra, Janacek Philharmonic Orchestra, New York Youth Symphony,
Netherlands Youth Orchestra (NJO), Albany Symphony Dogs of Desire, Liverpool Philharmonic Ensemble 10/10, ASKO Schoenberg, Aspen Contemporary Ensemble, and California EAR Unit. Her compositions have been performed at venues throughout the United States and Europe including Carnegie Hall and the Aspen, Bang on a Can Banglewood, Bowdoin, Brevard,
Cabrillo, CCM Music03, Huddersfield, and Ostrava Days Festivals. Her
work has been recognized with two Morton Gould Awards from the
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) and
honorable mentions in the ASCAP Frederick Fennell and Rudolf Nissim
competitions. She won 2nd prize at the 2009 Apeldoorn Young Composers
Meeting Final Competition and 1st prize at the 2011 Young Masters XXI competition in the Netherlands.

Kelly (b. 1982, New York) earned a Ph.D. in composition from the Eastman School of Music in New York with the support of a Jacob Javits fellowship
from the United States Department of Education and a Robert and Mary Sproull
fellowship from the University of Rochester. She was awarded a Frank
Beebe Fellowship for studies at The Hague Royal Conservatory, where
she completed a Master's degree. She also holds a Master of Music
degree in composition from the University of Michigan School of Music,
where she was awarded the Ellen Marin Memorial and full merit
scholarships. She completed her Bachelor of Arts degree in music summa
cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa at Yale University. Her work has been
supported by a MacDowell Colony Fellowship and released by Centaur
Records.
For more information, please visit www.elizabethakelly.com.