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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAMBER MUSIC: A Publication of Chamber Music America
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2012, VOL. 29, NO. 1
features
.AND IN THE COMPOSER'S CORNER: JOHN DUFFY
Few individuals have done as much to improve the status and visibility of America's composers as has the founder of Meet The Composer.
By Brian Wise
Cover and Interior portrait of John Duffy by Glen McClure
LEGACY OF THE CHITLIN' CIRCUIT
Preston Lauterbach's new book follows an underappreciated, crucial strand of American musical history.
By A. B. Spellman
columns
AMERICAN COMPOSER: ORLANDO JACINTO GARCÍA
Like Morton Feldman and others of his ilk, this Cuban-born American is fascinated with overturning our ordinary perception of musical time.
by Kyle Gann
HIGH FIDELITY: LISZT, LISZT, O LIZST!
On the occasion of the bicentennial of the famed pianist-composer's birth, here's an assessmentand a look at his chamber music.
by James M. Keller
THE TEACHING ARTIST: MUSIC THAT SERVES
Some artists' outreach efforts go deep into the heart of need.
by Thomas Cabaniss
departments
9 CMA NOTE: OUR ADVOCATES, OURSELVES
by Margaret M. Lioi
CMA NEWS: JASPERS WIN CLEVELAND QUARTET AWARD, MORAN NAMED KENNEDY CENTER JAZZ ADVISOR, KOGAN EARNS A DEEMS-TAYLOR HONOR
AMERICAN ENSEMBLE: PRO ARTE QUARTET, MOUNT VERNON MUSIC, CHICAGO CHAMBER MUSICIANS, KYO SHIN-AN ARTS, CHAMBER MUSIC MONTEREY BAY, CHRISTIAN HOWES
17 SEGUES AND IN MEMORIAM
CMA SCORES: BEN WENDEL'S SIX SUITES, FOR SAXOPHONE, bassoon, melodica, guitar, drums, acoustic bass, piano, and Fender Rhodes
BACKBEAT: REMEMBERING PAUL MOTIAN, by Joel Harrison
