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Linda Tutas Haugen
14924 Summit Oaks Circle
Burnsville, MN 55337
952-431-3219
haugen@visi.com
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Composer Linda Tutas Haugen took a trip over the rainbow for one of her projects--four songs based on poems written by Judy Garland. The works were premiered at the 1998 Judy Garland Festival in Grand Rapids, Minn., and were part of the pilot project for Continental Harmony.
Haugen, a native of Kenosha, Wis., received her B.A. in music from St. Olaf College and her M.A. in music composition and theory from the University of Minnesota, where she studied with Dominick Argento and Paul Fetler. She has written various works for full symphony orchestra, chamber ensembles, and choir, as well as liturgical music.
Haugen has received numerous commissions and awards during the last 20 years, including an Artist Fellowship from the Minnesota State Arts Board; commissions from the Jerome Foundation and the American Composers Forum; and a residency in Grand Forks, N.D., as part of Meet The Composer's New Residencies program.
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A recording of this piece is available for purchase from the McCall Music Society. Send $10 ( $2 s h) in check or money order payable to McCall Music Society to Bee Clark, McCall Music Society, PO Box 742, Lakefork, Idaho, 83635, phone 208-634-7762, fax 208-634-5662, or email harib@ctcweb.net
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McCall, ID
The original European settlers of this mountain valley were Finnish immigrants who created a vigorous farming and lumbering economy. This Millennial Celebration celebrated community history and provided an opportunity for residents to work together to create and perform a new piece of music.
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