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New Recording Added!

Déjà

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Ian has been selected for the

2010 World New Music Days

for Get Rich Quick

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New Recording Added!

Snake Oil Salesman

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F e b  4:   

Get Rich Quick

Kathryn Fouse, piano

UA Huntsville New Music Festival

Huntsville, AL - 1p

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F e b  17:   

White Parasol

Kate Campbell, piano

Kaleidoscope Free Speech Zone

San Francisco, CA - 9p

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White Parasol

Kate Campbell, piano

Galapagos Art Space

Brooklyn, NY - 10:30p

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M a r  6:   

Get Rich Quick

Alanna Cushing, piano

SCI National Conference, Marshall University

Smith Recital Hall

Huntington, WV - 1:30p

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M a r  27:   

Afghan Blues

for flute, clarinet, violin, violoncello, and piano

Gamma UT Conference, University of Texas at Austin

Austin, TX - 8p

 

M a y  5:   

Get Rich Quick

Kerry Yong, piano

ISCM World New Music Days

Sydney Conservatorium of Music

Sydney, Australia - 1p

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Ian is the winner of the

2009 Texas Composers Competition

for The Lunatic Fringe

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Ian received the 2009

Paul Revere Award

for excellence in music engraving.

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New Review!

Click here to read the Austin Statesman's review of

The Lunatic Fringe

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The music of American-born composer and singer/songwriter Ian Dicke includes works for orchestra, chorus, chamber ensembles, and electronic media.  Heralded by the San Francisco Classical Voice as “colorful, well-designed, and deftly scored,” Ian’s music draws inspiration from his experiences of playing in pop, rock, and experimental groups.

Ian’s works have been presented by many ensembles and festivals around the world, including the ISCM World New Music Days, Cabrillo Festival Orchestra under the direction of Marin Alsop, the University of Michigan Philharmonia Orchestra, The San Francisco Conservatory of Music Orchestra conducted by Brad Lubman, the Redshift Ensemble, Music X, Indiana State University’s Music Now recital series, Capital M, Gamma-UT, Vox Novus, and the SCI National Conference. In 2007, Ian was awarded a MetLife Creative Connections grant from the Meet the Composer Foundation

Ian holds degrees from the University of Michigan and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.  He is currently a doctoral student at The University of Texas at Austin.  Ian’s teachers include David Conte, Dan Becker, and Michael Daugherty.  For more information on works in progress, upcoming performances, commissioning, and score rentals, please email iandicke@hotmail.com.

All scored works are available for purchase on this website via PayPal.  Bound score and parts prices are subject to additional shipping and handling fees.  PDF downloads are available at half the price of hard copies, with free shipping included.  Once payments are received and processed, PDF files of the score and parts are sent via email.