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Anthony Joseph

About Me

NEW WEB SITE - http://www.anthonyjosephlanman.com/ I have descriptions of all of my music, along with audio, video, score samples and a new concert calendar. My blog is also moving to this site after kind of bouncing around the internet for a while. A special thanks to Jennifer Auterson for all of her help!!
Hear more of my music here:
NEW CD AVAILABLE!
THE SWEET NEW STYLE
Anthony Joseph Lanman has become one of his generation’s most dynamic composers of contemporary concert music. Embracing his background in rock and metal, he has forged a new sound for a new generation, praised by Gramophone Magazine as “Intense” and by The Strad as “Wild, Edgy and Raw to Contemplative, Sonorous and Seductive”. The Contemporary Recording Society says, “"It is through his heartfelt instincts, and not random experiments in sound, that Lanman has come up with something genuinely new”. It is Anthony’s aim to create new music that will be accessible to a wide audience of music lovers and connoisseurs alike.
Born in 1973 in Des Moines, Iowa, and raised in Houston, Texas, Anthony received his BM in composition at the University of Texas, and an MM and DM in composition from Indiana University. Mr. Lanman was lucky enough to be taught and inspired by Adam Holzman (classical guitar), Dan Welcher (composition), Nigel North (renaissance lute) and Sven-David Sandström (composition). Mr. Lanman is also an active performer on both the classical guitar and 8-string electric guitar.
Mr. Lanman has been commissioned by such diverse ensembles as Duo46, the Noné Trio, the Strung Out Trio, the California EAR Unit, the Oregon Bach Festival for the group Fireworks, the British new music group, Ensemble Eleven, and the Ft. Worth Symphony. Mr. Lanman's music has been performed all over the United States as well as in Turkey, Cyprus, Italy, Greece, England, Austria and the Czech Republic. His music has been featured on radio stations throughout the United States, Europe and Asia. Mr. Lanman has participated as composer-in-residence at the Music02 festival held in Cincinnati OH, the 2005 Oregon Bach Festival, and at the "Essentially Choral" reading sessions held by Vocal Essence in Minneapolis, MN. He has received an ASCAP/Morton Gould Young Composer Award as well as several ASCAP Standard Awards.

My Interests

Music:

Member Since: 30/09/2005
Band Members: List of Musicians from audio examples:
EXCERPT TRACK (let's see if I can get them all - these are roughly listed in order of appearance):

Jan Valta, Violin
Lukas Polak, Cello
Jan Petr, Piano
Derek Johnson, Electric Guitar
John Astaire, Percussion
David Dwinell, Percussion
Ad Hoc Orchestra, Indiana University
Matt Gould, Guitar
Beth Schneider-Gould, Violin
Steve Kostelnik, Guitar
Kathryn Lukas, Alto Flute (with orchestra)
Jennifer Beavers, Flute
Jan Valta, Violin
Lukas Polak, Cello
Jan Petr, Piano
Vocal Essence, Philip Brunelle conductor
Andrew Rehrig, Flute
Marty Gold, Clarinet
Thaddeus Archer, Flugelhorn
John Astaire, Percussion
David Dwinell, Percussion
Derek Johnson, Electric Guitar
Nino Cocchiarella, Piano
David Johnson, Violin
Andrew DeWeese, Viola
Joakim Munkner, Cello
Nathan Wood, Bass
Christine Howlett, Conductor

IL DOLCE STILE NUOVO

Jan Valta, Violin
Lukas Polak, Cello
Jan Petr, Piano

THREE LAMENTATIONS ON THE DEATH OF JOHN DOWLAND, I. "FLOW MY TEARS"

Indiana University String Orchestra
Hebe de Champeaux, Conductor

HOMMAGE A MANDY MORRIS

Kaoru Yamamura, Piano

ELEVEN (EXCERPTS)

Andrew Rehrig, Flute
Marty Gold, Clarinet
Thaddeus Archer, Flugelhorn
John Astaire, Percussion
David Dwinell, Percussion
Derek Johnson, Electric Guitar
Nino Cocchiarella, Piano
David Johnson, Violin
Andrew DeWeese, Viola
Joakim Munkner, Cello
Nathan Wood, Bass
Christine Howlett, Conductor

SONATA 46

Matt Gould, Classical Guitar
Beth Schneider, Violin

Influences:

VIDEO: SONATA 46

PERFORMED BY DUO46
MATTHEW GOULD - GUITAR
BETH ILLANA SCHNEIDER-GOULD - VIOLINTHIS IS A FLASH MOVIE MADE BY MIYU KAMIKURA ABOUT A POPULAR JAPANESE COMIC CALLED "DEATH NOTE". IT USES MY PIECE 'IL DOLCE STILE NUOVO' AS THE SOUNDTRACK. CHECK IT OUT!

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VIDEO: THREE LAMENTATIONS ON THE DEATH OF JOHN DOWLAND

KATHRYN LUKAS - ALTO FLUTE
HEBE DE CHAMPEAUX - CONDUCTOR
Type of Label: Major

My Blog

New web site

Please check out my new web site http://www.anthonyjosephlanman.com/.  I have descriptions of all of my music, along with audio, video, scoresamples and a new concert calendar. My blog is also moving ...
Posted by on Fri, 13 Mar 2009 19:43:00 GMT

Blog moving - new entries

I'm moving my blog permanently to http://anthonyjosephlanman.blogspot.com/, and there's new posts!  You can subscribe to the RSS feed to keep up with it.  See you there 
Posted by on Thu, 05 Feb 2009 11:21:00 GMT

Guitar Heroes

I've started doing an internet radio show in Second Life called "Guitar Heroes", where I play guitar heroes of every genre.  I'm doing the second show today at 5PM EST.  If you're in Second ...
Posted by on Thu, 18 Sep 2008 05:35:00 GMT

Interview in Second Life

I just did an interview in Second Live, on the Music Academy OnLive show.  You can download it as a podcast on iTunes - just search for "SLCN.TV - Music Academy", or see it at www.SLCN.tv.  ...
Posted by on Fri, 15 Aug 2008 20:38:00 GMT

New feature in Soundboard Magazine

There's a new feature in the classical guitar magazine Soundboard this month.  The magazine is published by the Guitar Foundation of America.  There is a little about me, and they have also ...
Posted by on Wed, 19 Dec 2007 13:14:00 GMT

REVIEW - il dolce stile nuovo

Music Review il dolce stile nuovo for violin, cello, and piano by Anthony Joseph Lanman.    ©2001 Anthony Joseph Lanman http://www.myspace.com/anthonyjosephlanman The second time I...
Posted by on Wed, 12 Dec 2007 08:18:00 GMT

Read it!

The head of the National Endowment for the Arts gives a commencement speech at his alma mater, Stanford University. In it he discusses how american culture values entertainment over art, and how much ...
Posted by on Tue, 26 Jun 2007 11:34:00 GMT

Stop and Hear the Music

Here's an interesting commentary on the state of classical music today.  It's a video of an experiment by one of the most famous classical violinists in the world, Joshua Bell, where he plays the...
Posted by on Mon, 11 Jun 2007 08:41:00 GMT

Holy S*#t - I passed!

Last week, I traveled back up to Bloomington, Indiana to take my final Doctoral oral exam.  This is the next-to-last step in completing my DM, in which I can use to teach music in a University, o...
Posted by on Thu, 03 May 2007 07:37:00 GMT

The 21st Century orchestra

A while ago, a friend of mine, conductor Kelly Corcoran, posted a blog on her feelings on the orchestra in the 21st century, and I posted a response to that blog.  I just re-read it, and I though...
Posted by on Wed, 07 Feb 2007 08:02:00 GMT