Background
Palombo, Paul Martin was born on September 10, 1937 in Pittsburgh. Son of Domenico and Sophia P. Palombo.
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Paul Martin Palombo
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Paul Martin Palombo, American composer. Recipient Rockefeller Selection award, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, 1965, Howard Hanson prize, Eastman School Music, 1969, Composer Year award, Washington Music Teachers Association, 1980. Member of International Conference Fine Arts Deans, National Association Schools Music, Broadcast Music Inc., Kiwanis.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Indiana (Pennsylvania) State University, 1962. Postgraduate, Peabody Conservatory (Baltimore), 1963—1966. Postgraduate, Johns Hopkins University, 1963—1965.
Doctor of Philosophy, Eastman School Music, University Rochester, 1969.
Career
Professor composition, head electrical music lab University Cincinnati, 1969—1972, chairman composition, theory, musicology department, 1972—1975. Associate dean Academy Affairs, 1975—1978. Director School Music.
Composer-in-residence University Washington, Seattle, 1978—1982. Dean College Fine Arts, University Wisconsin, Stevens Point, since 1982. President Center Wisconsin Symphony Board.
Board directors Stevens Point Arts Council, Inc. Served United States Navy, 1955-1958.
Achievements
Membership
Served with United States Navy, 1955-1958. Member Broadcast Music Incorporated., National Association Schools Music, International Conference Fine Arts Deans. Lodge: Kiwanis.Works include: Proteus, Ballet in Two Acts, 1969, Ritratti Anticamente, 1974, Metatheses, 1970, Morphosis, 1970, Prisma, 1984, canto d"un" Altra Volta, 1985.
Connections
Married Joyce Lee Fletcher, August 21, 1965. 1 child Paul Martin.
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Nationality
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Religion
Roman Catholic
Education
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1962
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1969
Career
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1972 - 1975
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1972 - 1975
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1975 - 1978
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1978 - 1982
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1982
Awards
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Recipient Rockefeller Selection award, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, 1965, Howard Hanson prize, Eastman School Music, 1969, Composer Year award, Washington Music Teachers Association, 1980.Recipient Rockefeller Selection award, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, 1965, Howard Hanson prize, Eastman School Music, 1969, Composer Year award, Washington Music Teachers Association, 1980.