David Hier received his B.Mus in Composition and Music Theory and his M.Mus in Composition from McGill University in Montreal. He is currently pursuing a PhD in music theory at the Eastman School of Music. He has presented on the music of Arnold Schoenberg at the Arnold Schoenberg Symposium in Vienna and his music has been played throughout North America by ensembles including the Lincoln Trio, the Transmission Ensemble and the Tetra Quartet. His research interests centre on harmony and form in late Romantic and early 20th-century music.
Contact : dhier@u.rochester.edu
Séance - Modern American Composers 12.J.2 : Harmony and Prolongation in Roger Sessions’ Symphony No. 2
