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| + | Jae Eun Ha was born in Seoul in 1937, he initially studied and practised theology. He studied music at the University of Tennessee (BM and MH) and the Cleveland Institute of Music (DMA). He has taught at a number of the universities in the USA, and since 1979 has been teaching at Yonsei University, Seoul. Dr Ha is a recipient of several grants, including The National Endowment for the Arts (USA), Ministry of Education Research Grant (Korea), and Yonsei University Faculty Research Grant. Many of his English–Korean translations and articles on music have been published. His musical output includes six orchestral works, vocal, solo and choral, and numerous keyboard and chamber pieces.<ref>[http://www.redhouse.com.au/editions/Biog2.html Jae Eun Ha Bio] Retrieved 06/09/2012</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:57, 9 June 2012
Biography
Born: September 16, 1937
Country: Seoul, Korea (emigrate U.S.A.1965)
Studies: University of Tennessee, Cleveland Institute
Teachers: David Van Vactor, Donald Erb
Jae Eun Ha was born in Seoul in 1937, he initially studied and practised theology. He studied music at the University of Tennessee (BM and MH) and the Cleveland Institute of Music (DMA). He has taught at a number of the universities in the USA, and since 1979 has been teaching at Yonsei University, Seoul. Dr Ha is a recipient of several grants, including The National Endowment for the Arts (USA), Ministry of Education Research Grant (Korea), and Yonsei University Faculty Research Grant. Many of his English–Korean translations and articles on music have been published. His musical output includes six orchestral works, vocal, solo and choral, and numerous keyboard and chamber pieces.[1]
Works for Percussion
Three Studies for Percussion (Ha) - Percussion Ensemble
References
- ↑ Jae Eun Ha Bio Retrieved 06/09/2012