The Division of Arts and Machine Creativity (AMC) is delighted to share the exciting news that Timothy PAGE, composer, musician, performance artist and Assistant Professor at AMC, has been selected as one of the recipients of the prestigious Fromm Music Foundation Commission at Harvard University for the year of 2025.
Each year, the Fromm Music Foundation accepts applications for commissions of new music, and this year twelve composers were selected amongst a competitive pool of applicants. The Fromm Music Foundation commissions represent one of the ways that the foundation strives to support the creation of new musical works and bring contemporary concert music closer to the public.
Prof. Page's new work for ensemble and multichannel electronics, commissioned by Ensemble Dal Niente, will be premiered in a future season. The new work will also be performed by the Hong Kong New Music Ensemble.
AMC offers its warmest congratulations to Prof. Page for earning this prominent recognition and looks eagerly forward to experiencing his innovative new work. This achievement not only highlights Prof. Page’s creative vision but also underscores the Division's commitment to fostering groundbreaking Art-tech collaborations shaping the future of music and art.
About the Fromm Music Foundation
The Fromm Music Foundation was founded by the late Paul Fromm in 1952. Since 1972, it has been located at Harvard University where it operates in partnership with the Harvard University Music Department. Over the course of its existence, the Fromm Foundation has commissioned almost 500 new compositions and their performances. The Fromm Foundation has sponsored hundreds of new music concerts and concert series, among them Tanglewood’s Festival of Contemporary Music, American Composers Orchestra, and the Fromm Players Concert at Harvard University. The Foundation also supports Fromm Distinguished Visitors at Harvard for established composers, the Paul Fromm Composer-in-Residence program at the American Academy in Rome, and Fromm Fellowships for young composers at festivals across the United States.
