Rouse studied with Richard Hoffmann at Oberlin College , graduating in 1971 , and later completed graduate degrees under Karel Husa at Cornell University in 1977 . In between, Rouse studied privately with George Crumb . Rouse taught at the University Of Michigan from 1978 to 1981 and at the Eastman School Of Music from 1981 to 2002 . He currently teaches at the Julliard School (since 1997 ). In 2002, he was elected to The American Academy Of Arts And Letters .
Rouse is commonly referred to as a #1, composed in 1986, incorporates quotations from the music of Bruckner and Shostakovich ).
- ''Gorgon'' (1984)
- ''Phantasmata'' (1981/85)
- ''Phaethon'' (1986)
- Symphony #1 (1986, awarded the Kennedy Center Friedheim Award in 1988)
- ''Jagannath'' (1987)
- ''Iscariot'' (chamber orchestra, 1989)
- ''Concerto per Corde'' (string orchestra, 1990)
- Symphony #2 (1994)
- ''Envoi'' (1995)
- ''Rapture'' (2000)
- ''The Nevill Feast'' (2003)
- ''Friandises'' ( Ballet , 2005)
- ''Karolju'' (chorus, 1990)
- '' Kabir Padavali'' ("Kabir Songbook", soprano, 1997-98)
- '' Requiem '' (2001-02)
- ''Ogoun Badagris'' (percussion ensemble, 1976)
- ''Quattro Madrigali'' (eight-voice choir, 1976)
- ''Ku-Ka-Ilimoku'' (percussion ensemble, 1978)
- ''Mitternachtslieder'' ( Bass-baritone and mixed ensemble, 1979)
- ''Rotae Passionis'' (mixed ensemble, 1982)
- String Quartet #1 (1982)
- ''Lares Hercii'' (violin and Harpsichord , 1983)
- ''The Surma Ritornelli'' (mixed ensemble, 1983)
- ''Artemis'' (brass quintet, 1988)
- ''Bonham'' (percussion ensemble, 1988)
- String Quartet #2 (1988)
- ''Compline'' (flute, clarinet, Harp and String Quartet , 1996)
- ''Rapturedux'' (cello ensemble, 2001)
- ''Morpheus'' (cello, 1975)
- ''Liber Daemonum'' ( Organ , 1980)
- ''Little Gorgon'' (piano, 1986)
- ''Ricordanza'' (cello, 1995)
- ''Valentine'' (flute, 1996)
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