
Zvonimir Nagy
is a composer, music scholar, performer, and instructor. A prize-winning composer, Nagy is the recent recipient of the Seattle Symphony Composition Prize, the Iron Composer Prize, and the Swan Prize in Music Composition. His compositions and scholarship are inspired by the intersection of aesthetics and cognition on one end, and music perception and philosophy, on the other. Nagy is Assistant Professor of Music at Duquesne University School of Music in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; he is the organist at St. Joseph Cathedral in Wheeling, West Virginia. Nagy holds a doctor of music degree in composition from Northwestern University School of Music and bachelor’s and master’s degrees in music from the Academy of Music-University of Zagreb and Texas Christian University, respectively. Nagy perform as a solo and collaborative organist and pianist.
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Duquesne University Presidential Award
I am pleased to announce that I have been awarded the 2013 Duquesne University Presidential [...]
World Electroacoustic Listening Room Project
"And so she said II...", a sound installation, [...]
en[CHANT]ments European Premiere
I wish to acknowledge my gratitude Trio Jónio for preparing and performing my piano trio, [...]
The Seattle Symphony Premiere
The winning work of the Seattle Symphony 2013 Celebrate Asia! [...]



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