Adam Roberts
Roberts is active as an advocate for new music, serving as the Artistic Administrator for the Callithumpian Consort, and as a charter member of the Score Board, a composer advocacy group affiliated with the Boston Modern Orchestra Project.
Awards for Roberts' music include an ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composer Award, the Bernard Rogers Prize (Eastman), a prize from the Willow Flute Ensemble Competition, the New York Bohemians Prize (Harvard), a Sheldon Traveling Fellowship for studies in Vienna from Harvard University, a commission from the Hanson Institute for American Music, he is a Le NEM 2008 Forum laureate, and "Strange Loops" was performed at the 2009 ISCM “Listen to the World” Festival in Göteburg, Sweden. Roberts also received the 2010 Blodgett Quartet prize, the 2010 Earplay Donald Aird Memorial prize, the Christoph and Stefan Kaske fellowship award from the 2010 Wellesley Composers Conference, and was a winner of the 2010 Association for the Promotion of New Music call for scores.
In Spring, 2010, Roberts will join the faculty at Istanbul Technical University's Center for Advanced Studies in Music.
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