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    JOSHUA FRIED 
  
  Joshua Fried is the youngest  composer to appear in Schrimer Books' American Music in the 20th  Century (written by 
  Kyle Gann). He is  a recipient of numerous awards including a 1994 NEA Composer's  Fellowship, two NYFA (New York  Foundation for the Arts) Fellowships, a 1996 Artist Residency  at the Rockefeller Foundation's Bellagio Center on Lake Como,  Italy, and MacDowell, Yaddo and Djerassi Colony Fellowships.
  His work has been presented at the Bang On A Can Festival,  Music Now Prague, New Music America, Lincoln Center, 
  The  Israel Festival (Jerusalem), ICC (Tokyo), John Schaefer's " New  Sounds Live" (syndicated on NPR), ISCM's World 
  Music Days  Warsaw, Café de la Danse (Paris), Het Apollohuis (Eindhoven,  The Netherlands), Podewil (Berlin) and the Dutch Royal Palace,  plus New York City venues such as Merkin Concert Hall, the  Knitting Factory, The Kitchen, DTW, 
  The Bottom Line, Limelight,  Irving Plaza, Danceteria, Here, P.S. 122, Dixon Place and  La MaMa Experimental Theater.
  Fried's 1986 recording "Jimmy Because," with guest  guitarist Fred Frith, was released by Atlantic Records. He  is re-mix producer on dance records by They Might Be Giants,  Chaka Khan and Ofra Haza.
  
Official Site: http://composer.home.acedsl.com/
  Publisher: Joshua  Fried Music
  Affiliation: ASCAP
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