Gerald Levinson
Gerald Levinson (born 1951) is an American composer, music professor and professor of music composition.
Also recorded as Gerald Charles Levinson
Biography
Born at Westport in 1951.
Gerald Levinson studied at University of Pennsylvania, University of Chicago and Conservatoire de Paris. Training under George Crumb, George Rochberg and Richard Wernick is recorded.
Employment is recorded with Swarthmore College.
Distinctions recorded are Pew Fellowship in the Arts, Arts and Letters Award in Music, Guggenheim Fellowship and Henry Luce Scholar.
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