Composers

Mark Alburger

Piano
Voice
Orchestra
Mixed chorus
Oboe
Trombone
Violin
Cello
Soprano
Tenor
Piece
Religious music
Song
Suite
Mass
Choruses
Sonata
Sacred choruses
Sacred cantatas
Cantatas
by popularity

#

3 Places in America, Op.134 Processions, Op.12

A

Academic Endeavors, Op.19Aerial Requiem, Op.27At a Photo Shop, Op.37

B

Babel, Op.47Big Beat, Op.39Book 'Prehistoric Atlas', Op.15Business As Usual, Op.49

C

Crystal Series, Op.32

D

Deploration Passacaglias, Op.43Duo Sonata No.1 'Hyphenated', Op.22Duo Sonata No.2 'Wasatch', Op.31

E

Ecclesiastes, or The Preacher, Op.3Embedded Inventions, Op.20

H

Helena Suite, Op.44

I

Iliad Songs, Op.46Interrupted Interludes, Op.7

L

Lot in Life, Op.36

M

Mary Variations, Op.28Merton Songs, Op.30Mice and Men, Op.45Mice Suite No.1, Op.41Missa California, Op.35Missa 'The a Deux', Op.21

N

Nocturnes for Insomniacs, Op.10

O

Orpheus Cycle, Op.24

P

Poems on Crane, Op.4Portraits of Three Players, Op.11Psalm 6, Op.1Psalm 92, Op.9

S

San Fernando Hub, Op.48San Timoteo Canyontata, Op.33Seasons' Eves, Op.14Sequence Music, Op.23Sinfonietta, Op.26Some Stuff, Op.16Songs for Rebecca, Op.34Spectral Preludes, Op.38Stolen Students, Op.25Street Songs, Op.29Suite for Oboe, Piano, and Percussion, Op.2 'Solar'

T

The Lord's Prayer, Op.5The Twelve Fingers, Op.8Trumpet Concerto 'Macho Concertino', Op.40Two and a Half Pieces, Op.17

V

Variations and Theme, Op.6

W

Westminster Tropes, Op.42

Y

Yellow River Concerto II, Op.18
Wikipedia
Mark Alburger (born April 2, 1957 in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania) is a San Francisco Bay Area composer and conductor. He is the founder and music director of the San Francisco Composers Chamber Orchestra, as well as the music director of Goat Hall Productions / San Francisco Cabaret Opera. Alburger is also the editor-publisher of 21st-Century Music Journal, which he founded in 1994 as 20th-Century Music.
Alburger studied composition with Gerald Levinson and Joan Panetti at Swarthmore College; Jules Langert at Dominican University of California; and Roland Jackson, Thomas Flaherty, and Christopher Yavelow at Claremont Graduate University, where he was awarded a Ph.D. in Musicology in 1996. He also studied privately thereafter with Terry Riley. Alburger is best known for his use of troping techniques, combining structures and musical passages from a wide variety of pre-existing works across cultures and eras. He has a large opus list, including many concerti, operas, song cycles, symphonies, and a ten-hour theatrical setting of the Bible.
As a music journalist, he has published interviews with many notable composers across the new music scene, including Henry Brant, Earle Brown, George Crumb, Anthony Davis, Paul Dresher, Philip Glass, Ali Akbar Khan, Joan La Barbara, Steve Mackey, Tod Machover, Meredith Monk, Pauline Oliveros, Steve Reich, Erling Wold, Christian Wolff, and Pamela Z, and is a contributor to The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians.
Dr. Alburger currently resides in northern California with his partner Harriet March Page, a mezzo-soprano and artistic director of Goat Hall Productions / San Francisco Cabaret Opera.