John Crawford
	Biography John Crawford has his BA and MA from the Yale School of Music, and his Ph.D. in music from Harvard. He has studied in Paris under Nadia Boulanger and at the University of Zurich under Paul Hindemith. Mr. Crawford began his teaching career at Amherst and Wellesley and then spent 24 years at the University of California. He specializes in Schoenberg and Expressionism in music. He has received many honors including a Fulbright Grant to Paris, Harvard's Paine Traveling Fellowship and Boott Prize in Choral Composition, several ASCAP Serious Music Awards, and a grant from the University of California's Creative Arts Institute. Selected Works by John Crawford "In Praise of Music (Lob der Musik)" for chamber orchestra, 1951 "Four Songs of Innocence" for voice and piano, 1951 Octet for winds and strings, 1952 Concerto for trombone and orchestra (onre movement), 1953 "Three Songs of Experience" (Blake) "Magnificat" for mixed chorus and orchestra, 1956. E.C.Schirmer, 1957 Trio for clarinet, cello and piano, 1956 "Two Herrick Madrigals", 1956, E.C.Schirmer, 1970 "Amour, tu as ete mon maitre" for men's voices, 1959. E.C.Schirmer, 1963 "Ash Wednesday" oratorio for soprano, baritone, male narrator, mixed chorus & symphony orchestra, 1960. Oxford Univesity Press "Psalm 98" for men's chorus, brass quintet and piano, 1962. Oxford University Press. "Three Shakespeare Songs" for womens' chorus and 11 solo instruments, 1963. E.C.Schirmer, 1970 "Two Herrick Settings" for womens' chorus and piano, 1965. Oxford University Press, 1970 and 1971 "Three Blake Songs" for women's chorus, flute, clarinet, horn and cello, 1966. No.s 1 and 2. E.C.Shirmer, 1978; no.3 Galaxy, 1985. String Quartet No. 2, 1966 "Don Cristobal and Rosita", chamber opera in one act, 1970 "Metracollage" for symphony orchestra, 1973 "Three Shakespeare Madrigals" for SATB, 1977. Galaxy Music, 1980 "Calvaries of Love" (Emily Dickinson) for soprano, clarinet, cello and piano, 1980