831 Azalea Street Houston, TX 77018 Office: (713) 743-9477 Mobile: (281) 217-6847 Email: [email protected] http://www.mkmaroney.com/ Marcus Karl Maroney Experience 2005-Present University of Houston Houston, TX Assistant Professor of Composition • Teach upper-division undergraduate and graduate-level theory, history and analysis core and elective courses. • Teach undergraduate and graduate composition students privately. • Attend to faculty duties and committee work. • Conduct, promote and create programs for the AURA contemporary music ensemble. 2002-2004 Yale School of Music New Haven, CT Lecturer in Musicianship • Teach two sections per semester of mandatory Aural Skills (“Hearing”) component for all graduate students. • Teach graduate level elective (“The Symphony since Mahler”). • Attend to faculty duties and committee work; adjudicate degree recitals. Education 2001-2006 Yale School of Music New Haven, CT • D.M.A., Composition • Independent non-resident study and work in the field of music composition for five years after completion of M.M.A coursework. • Dissertation requirement: “Frank Martin’s Six Ballades and the Development of a Personal Style”. 2000-2001 Yale School of Music New Haven, CT • M.M.A., Composition • Composition studies with Joseph Schwantner. 1998-2000 Yale School of Music New Haven, CT • M.M., Composition • Composition studies with Ned Rorem, David Del Tredici, Alvin Singleton 1994-1998 The University of Texas Austin, TX • B.M., Composition • Composition studies with Dan Welcher, Donald Grantham, Karl Korte Awards/Honors • Commissions from eighth blackbird, Orchestra of St. Luke’s, Texas Music Festival, Juventas! New Music Ensemble, Gryphon Trio, Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, University of Houston Percussion Ensemble, Timothy McAllister. • Fellowship residencies at the Copland House (2005) and Tanglewood Music Festival (1999). • Awards from the College Orchestra Directors Association (CODA), the Longfellow Chorus, ASCAP, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, University of Cincinnati, Yale School of Music, American Academy of Arts & Letters.

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831 Azalea Street

Houston, TX 77018

Office: (713) 743-9477

Mobile: (281) 217-6847

Email: [email protected]

http://www.mkmaroney.com/

Marcus Karl Maroney

Experience 2005-Present University of Houston Houston, TX Assistant Professor of Composition • Teach upper-division undergraduate and graduate-level theory, history and analysis core

and elective courses.

• Teach undergraduate and graduate composition students privately.

• Attend to faculty duties and committee work.

• Conduct, promote and create programs for the AURA contemporary music ensemble.

2002-2004 Yale School of Music New Haven, CT Lecturer in Musicianship • Teach two sections per semester of mandatory Aural Skills (“Hearing”) component for all

graduate students.

• Teach graduate level elective (“The Symphony since Mahler”).

• Attend to faculty duties and committee work; adjudicate degree recitals.

Education 2001-2006 Yale School of Music New Haven, CT

• D.M.A., Composition

• Independent non-resident study and work in the field of music composition for five years after completion of M.M.A coursework.

• Dissertation requirement: “Frank Martin’s Six Ballades and the Development of a Personal

Style”.

2000-2001 Yale School of Music New Haven, CT

• M.M.A., Composition

• Composition studies with Joseph Schwantner.

1998-2000 Yale School of Music New Haven, CT

• M.M., Composition

• Composition studies with Ned Rorem, David Del Tredici, Alvin Singleton

1994-1998 The University of Texas Austin, TX

• B.M., Composition

• Composition studies with Dan Welcher, Donald Grantham, Karl Korte

Awards/Honors

• Commissions from eighth blackbird, Orchestra of St. Luke’s, Texas Music Festival, Juventas! New Music Ensemble, Gryphon Trio, Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, University of Houston Percussion Ensemble, Timothy McAllister.

• Fellowship residencies at the Copland House (2005) and Tanglewood Music Festival (1999).

• Awards from the College Orchestra Directors Association (CODA), the Longfellow Chorus, ASCAP, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, University of Cincinnati, Yale School of Music, American Academy of Arts & Letters.