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Jonathan Leshnoff was born on 8 September, 1973 in New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States, is an American classical music composer and pedagogue. Discover Jonathan Leshnoff's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 50 years old?
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Jonathan Leshnoff (born September 8, 1973) is an American classical music composer and pedagogue.
Jonathan Leshnoff was born in New Brunswick, New Jersey to Susan and Steven Leshnoff; his mother was an artist, and his father an engineer.
For his undergraduate studies, Leshnoff attended Johns Hopkins University and Peabody Conservatory concurrently, earning bachelor's degrees in Anthropology and Music Composition, respectively.
He went on to receive a Master’s of Music from Peabody, then received his Doctorate of Music from the University of Maryland.
Leshnoff was raised observing Conservative Judaism.
During his student years at Johns Hopkins, he delved deeper into his beliefs and began to practice Orthodox Judaism.
Leshnoff lives in Baltimore, Maryland, where he composes and is a professor of music at Towson University.
He has composed scores of works, including four string quartets, four oratorios, twelve concerti, and four symphonies.
His compositions have been performed by more than eighty orchestras worldwide including the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Kansas City Symphony, Nashville Symphony Orchestra, Philadelphia Orchestra, and Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, among many others.
He was the 2013 recipient of the University System of Maryland Regents Award in Scholarship, recognizing a select faculty member from the University of Maryland system for significant publication profile.
The composer has entrusted all of his manuscripts to the special collections archive at Towson's Cook Library.
Notable recent commissions include his Clarinet Concerto (2015), the oratorio Zohar (2015), the Violin Concerto No. 2 (2017), and his 2019 Piano Concerto.
In an independent study, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra found Leshnoff to be among the ten most performed living composers internationally (tied for 7th) among American orchestras in the 2015–2016 season.
Leshnoff's catalog includes roughly eighty works to date, including four symphonies, fourteen concerti, and five oratorios.
Many of his scores are available from the music publisher and distributor Theodore Presser Company.
The Clarinet Concerto was jointly commissioned by the Philadelphia Orchestra and the Santa Barbara Symphony Orchestra, and premiered in April 2016 in Philadelphia with principal clarinetist Ricardo Morales under Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin.
Zohar was co-commissioned by Carnegie Hall and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, premiered under conductor Robert Spano in April 2016, and subsequently recorded by that ensemble.
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra and Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra co-commissioned Leshnoff’s second violin concerto, and Dallas premiered the work featuring soloist Alexander Kerr in May 2018 at Jaap van Zweden's final concert as music director of that orchestra.
It has since been recorded by Noah Bendix-Balgley and the Oklahoma City Philharmonic on a 2023 Naxos album.
In November 2019, Joyce Yang premiered his Piano Concerto with the Kansas City Symphony and Music Director Michael Stern; it was subsequently released on the Reference Recordings label.
While a large portion of his work is orchestral, Leshnoff has composed for many chamber ensembles and symphonic bands.
The United States Marine Band commissioned a Symphony for Winds to mark the 225th anniversary of that ensemble in 2023; it had previously recorded a transcription of Leshnoff's Clarinet Concerto on its 2017 album Arioso.
The United States Navy Band, US Air Force Band, Frost School of Music Band and Towson University Symphonic Band have also performed his band works.
Leshnoff has taught at Towson University for over twenty years on subjects including orchestration, contemporary music history, music entrepreneurship, and theory.
In late 2019, a Nashville Symphony album featuring Leshnoff's works, including his fourth symphony (commissioned by that orchestra in collaboration with the Violins of Hope), was nominated for a GRAMMY Award for Best Classical Compendium.