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He is currently a professor of Composition and Electronic Music at the Memorial University of Newfoundland.[1]Table of ContentsBiography[edit]Honours and awards[edit]Education[edit]Compositions[edit]Chamber music[edit]Chamber music with electronics[edit]Opera, vocal[edit]Orchestra[edit]Symphonic band[edit]Selected discography[edit]References[edit]External links[edit]Biography[edit]Andrew Staniland was born in Red Deer, Alberta, in 1977. His first instrument was the guitar, and he began playing in heavy-metal bands as a young teen. Staniland began formal studies in jazz and arranging at Grant MacEwan Community College in Edmonton (now MacEwan University), where he also studied composition with Gordon Nicholson. He then studied classical guitar at the University of Lethbridge, Alberta, before obtaining both a Master’s and Doctorate degree in Composition from the University of Toronto.[2]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4A composer whose work has been performed and broadcast in over 35 countries,[3] Staniland has been commissioned by musicians and ensembles such as cellist Frances-Marie Uitti, Duo Concertante (violinist Nancy Dahn and pianist Timothy Steeves), the Gryphon Trio, and Les Percussions de Strasbourg. He has also been an Affiliate Composer with both the National Arts Centre Orchestra (2002\u20132004) and the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (2006\u20132009), and in 2005 was a composer-in-residence at the Centre de Cr\u00e9ation Musicale Iannis Xenakis in Paris.[4]In 2010 Staniland joined the faculty of the School of Music at Memorial University of Newfoundland,[2] where he teaches composition and electronic music. There Staniland founded the Memorial ElectroAcoustic Research Lab (MEARL),[1] where he is part of a cross-disciplinary research team that has created the Mune, an electronic music performance instrument that “combines the functionality of a MIDI controller … with the expressiveness and simplicity of an acoustic instrument.”[5]Staniland is an Associate Composer of the Canadian Music Centre,[3] a member of the Canadian League of Composers,[6] and an inaugural member of the College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists of the Royal Society of Canada.[1]Honours and awards[edit]Staniland has been the recipient of many prestigious awards, including a 2018 ECMA Award for Classical Composition of the Year (for The River is Within Us),[7] the 2016 Terra Nova Young Innovator Award,[8] the National Grand Prize of EVOLUTION (presented in 2009 by CBC Radio 2\/Espace Musique and The Banff Centre), and the 2004 Karen Keiser Prize in Canadian Music.[9] He has also received three Juno nominations.[9]Education[edit]B.Mus., University of LethbridgeM.Mus., University of TorontoD.M.A., University of TorontoCompositions[edit]Chamber music[edit]Exit Eden (2017) for flute and harpHypernova (2017) for five flutesEquations Constellations (2015) for guitar and harpThe Ocean is Full of its Own Collapse (2015) for narrator, piano and violin (based on Lisa Moore’s novel February)Choro: \u201cThe Joyful Lament for Villa Lobos\u201d (2014) for 2 guitarsFour Elements (2014) for string quartetOrion Constellation Theory (2014) Version 2, arranged for two snare drumsTime Travels Light (2014) for percussion quartetThe Beauty of Reason (2013) for cello and harpFlute Vs Flute (2012) for two flutes (acoustic version)Flute Vs Flute (2012) arranged for flute and celloThe River is Within Us (2011) for violin and pianoSolstice Songs (2011) for piano trio (violin, cello and piano)Air (2010) for accordion and percussionHeX (2010) for percussion sextetPentagrams (2010) for two accordionsPentagrams (2010) arranged for accordion and pianoDevolution (2009) for chamber ensembleFull Circle (2005) for guitarAfter the Crash (2004) for percussionistAlchemy (2003) for piano and five solo stringsTrio (2002) for harp, piano and percussion13 Images (2001) for soprano and clarinetTwo Pervasive Miniatures (2000) for small chamber ensembleChamber music with electronics[edit]Cassini (2018) for marimba and electronic delayOrion Constellation Theory (2015) Version 1, for snare drum and electronicsDreaded Sea Voyage (2013) for classical guitar and electronicsFlute Vs Tape (2012) for flute and tapeStill Turning (2011) for cello and electronicsTalking Down the Tiger (2010) for percussion and live loopingSudoku (2009) for violin, tabla and electronicsYupana (2009) for chamber ensemble and electronicsLinguaElastic (2007) for live electronics and spoken word (also an audio installation)True North (2007) for saxophone and electronicsAdventuremusic: Love her Madly (2006) for two pianos, percussion and electronicsDespite Bright Ideas (2006) for tapeSt Croix (2005) for large chamber ensemble and live electronicsTampobata (2005) for singing pianist and electronicsTapestry (2003) for clarinet, cello and tapeFor violin #3 (2001) for violin and tapeOpera, vocal[edit]Earthquakes and Islands (2016) 8 songs for voice and pianoAliment Roots (2015) for soprano and celloLacrimosa (2015) for soprano and celloDear John (2013) for soprano and harpExecution Songs (2013) for soprano and piano (also arranged for tenor, baritone, and bass)No Labour Saving Machine (2012) for tenor and celloBeautymark Aria (from Dark Star Requiem) (2010) for soprano and pianoCalamus 6 (2010) for soprano and celloDark Star Requiem (2010) operatic oratorio for chamber choir, four soloists (SABB), piano trio and two percussion (Libretto by Jill Battson)At the Laurentian Room (2008) for soprano and pianoBlue (2008) for mezzo-soprano and piano resonanceMade in China (2008) for tenor, percussion and pianoPeter Quince at the Clavier (2008) for baritone and pianoRoad to Berlin (2008) for bass and pianoSee Saw (2007) chamber opera (Libretto by Anna Chatterton)Ashlike on the Cradle of the Wind (2005) chamber opera (Libretto by Jill Battson)Orchestra[edit]Sounds from the Edge (2017)PHI (2016) with electronicsReflections on O Canada after Truth and Reconciliation (2016)Vast Machine (2014)Four Angels (2013) with electronics(RE)VOLUTION (2011) Concerto for electric guitar and orchestraOnly Darkness (2010) for orchestra and mezzo sopranoBig Bang! (2008) for percussion and orchestraGaia (2007)Voyageur (2007)Orchestralympics (2005)Protestmusik (2004)Two Movements for Orchestra (2002)Variations on a Theme by D.H Lawrence (2001) for piano and string orchestraSymphonic band[edit]Four Horsemen (2012) for symphonic band and electronicsSelected discography[edit]YearTitleComposersPerformersRecord Label2018Go by ContrariesAndrew StanilandTyler Duncan, baritone; Martha Guth, soprano; Erika Switzer, pianoCentrediscs CMCCD259182017Encount3rsKevin Lau, Nicole Liz\u00e9e, Andrew StanilandNational Arts Centre Orchestra; Alexander Shelley, conductorAnalekta AN28871-22017IncarnationChan Ka Nin, Denis Gougeon, Alice Ho, Jocelyn Morlock, Andrew StanilandDuo ConcertanteMarquis MAR4792016Dark Star RequiemAndrew StanilandElmer Iseler Singers, Gryphon Trio, et alCentrediscs CMCCD227162015Elements EternalBrian Current, Michael Oesterle, Andrew Staniland, James K. WrightGryphon Trio; Julie Nesrallah, mezzo-sopranoNAXOS 8.5735332015Talking Down the TigerAndrew StanilandWallace Halladay, saxophone; Rob MacDonald, guitar; Ryan Scott, percussion; Frances-Marie Uitti, cello; Camille Watts, fluteNAXOS 8.573428References[edit]External links[edit]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki19\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki19\/andrew-staniland-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Andrew Staniland – Wikipedia"}}]}]