Michael Colgrass
- Origin
- Chicago
- Born
- 1932
- Genres
- musique classique, jazz
- Labels
- MGM Records
Biography
Michael Charles Colgrass (April 22, 1932 – July 2, 2019) was an American and Canadian musician, composer, and educator. He was an associate composer of the Canadian Music Centre and contributed to both classical music and jazz. Colgrass received several accolades, including the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 1978 and a Guggenheim Fellowship. His discography includes albums such as "American Works for Organ and Orchestra" (2002) and "Northern Winds" (2009).
Highlights
- Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 1978
- Guggenheim Fellow
- Associate composer of the Canadian Music Centre
- Notable albums: "American Works for Organ and Orchestra" (2002) and "Northern Winds" (2009)
Discography
- American Works for Organ and Orchestra2002
- Northern Winds2009
- Genesis2011
- Michael Colgrass: Side by Side2019
Awards
- 🏆bourse Guggenheim
- 🏆prix Pulitzer de musique (1978)
FAQ
How old is Michael Colgrass?
Michael Colgrass was born in 1932.
Where is Michael Colgrass from?
Michael Colgrass is from Chicago, USA.
What genre of music does he make?
Michael Colgrass creates classical music and jazz.
What are his biggest hits?
His biggest releases include the albums "American Works for Organ and Orchestra" (2002), "Northern Winds" (2009), "Genesis" (2011), and "Michael Colgrass: Side by Side" (2019).
Since when has he been active?
The data does not specify how long Michael Colgrass has been active.
Has he won any awards?
Yes, Michael Colgrass won the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 1978 and a Guggenheim Fellowship.
