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The music of Matthew Schreibeis, which spans orchestral, chamber, and vocal works and includes a series of compositions for traditional Korean instruments, represents a personal musical vision characterized by vivid color, imagination, and a clear sense of drama. His works have been performed throughout the US, Europe, and Asia by the Albany Symphony and David Alan Miller, New York New Music Ensemble, Hong Kong New Music Ensemble, Oberlin Contemporary Music Ensemble, Mivos Quartet, ensemble mise-en, sopranos Tony Arnold and Jamie Jordan, violinists Lina Bahn, Yvonne Lam, Patrick Yim, and Sini Virtanen, and pianists Eunmi Ko and Daniel Pesca, among many others. His Albany Records portrait CD, Sandburg Songs, features soprano Tony Arnold, Zohn Collective, and conductor Tim Weiss. His music is also available on the New Focus and Sinnara labels.
Honors include the Charles Ives Fellowship from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the Camargo Foundation Fellowship; commissions from the Hanson Institute for American Music, Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture, and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas; grants from the Ditson Fund of Columbia University and the Center for East Asian Studies at the University of Pennsylvania; and residencies at MacDowell, Yaddo, Copland House, Virginia Center for Creative Arts, Brush Creek Foundation for the Arts, and Kimmel Harding Nelson Foundation. American Composers Forum sponsored a portrait concert of his chamber music in Philadelphia.
Deeply committed to cultural exchange, he lived and worked in Hong Kong for seven years at a pivotal moment in the city’s history, from 2016 to 2023. In Hong Kong, he received major research and artistic grants from the Hong Kong Research Grants Council (GRF Grant) and Hong Kong Arts Development Council (Project Grant) and brought together dozens of composers and performers from around the world to present The Keyboard in the 21st Century, the first—and only—international contemporary music conference in the history of Hong Kong Baptist University. His recent multimedia work, Neon Sounds, reflects on Hong Kong’s evolving streetscape and identity by pairing historic neon lights with music.
Matthew Schreibeis began his musical studies in Pittsburgh and received degrees from the Eastman School of Music (B.M.) and the University of Pennsylvania (Ph.D.). He has taught composition at the soundSCAPE Festival in Italy and Toolbox Percussion’s International Creative Academy in Hong Kong and China and has lectured and given masterclasses throughout North America, Asia, and Australia. He serves on the faculty of the Peabody Conservatory.
약력
서양 악기와 한국 악기를 접목한 어쿠스틱과 일레트로닉 작품을 작곡하는 매튜 슈라이바이스의 음악은 서정성 가득하고 리드미칼한 싱코페이션 대위를특징으로 합니다.
슈라이바이스의 작품은 줄리아드 음악대학, 시카고 대학교, 베릴린 대학교, 버팔로 음악 페스티발, 스위스 힌더머스 음악 재단, 한국 국립 국악 센터 등 유럽, 아시아, 미주의 대학과 각 기관에서 공연되고 있습니다.
매튜 슈라이바이스는 Hanson Institute for American Music, 서울문화재단과 University of Nevada 등에서 작품 의뢰를 받았으며, American Composers Forum, University of Pennsylvania 등 에서 기금을 수상하였고, Yaddo, Virginia Center for Creative Arts 와 Kimmel Harding Nelson Center 등에서 상주 예술가로 활동하였습니다. 또한, NACUSA Young Composers Competition 에서대상을 수상하였고, 2013 Aspen Music Festival에 전액 장학금으로 참석하였습니다.
매튜 슈라이바이스는 어린 나이부터 피츠버그에서 음악 공부를 시작하였으며, 이스트만 (Eastman School of Music) 음악 대학에서 작곡학사, 펜실베니아 대학교 (University of Pennsylvania)에서 작곡 박사학위를 받았습니다.
한국 전통, 현대 음악을 연구하고 있으며, 한국 전통 음악과 현대 음악, 미디어 등을 다룬 과목을 개발하고 미국 펜실베니아 대학교와 한국 고려대학교에서 강의하였습니다.
현재 필라델피아에 있는 세인트 조세프 대학교에서 객원 조교수로 재직하고 있으며, 고전과 현대, 동양과 서양, 음악과 다른 예술 장르의 교감을 시도하는 사운드 다이알로그 프로젝트(Sound Dialogue Project) 그룹의 음악 감독으로 활동 중입니다.