Judith Shatin facts for kids
Judith Shatin (born November 21, 1949) is a talented American composer. A composer is someone who writes music. She is known for creating many different kinds of music. Today, she is a special professor at the University of Virginia. She also started and leads the Virginia Center for Computer Music. This center explores how computers can be used to make music.
About Judith Shatin
Judith Shatin was born on November 21, 1949. She grew up loving music and decided to make it her career. She studied music at several famous schools. These included Douglass College, the Juilliard School, and Princeton University. At Princeton, she learned from a very important composer named Milton Babbitt.
Her Achievements
In 2012, Judith Shatin received a special honor. The Library of Virginia named her one of "Virginia Women in History". This award celebrates women who have made big contributions to the state of Virginia. It shows how important her work as a composer is.
External Links
- See Judith Shatin's upcoming performances
- Explore past performances of her music
- View a complete list of her compositions
- Watch videos of her music being performed
- Find her sheet music, CDs, and DVDs
- Learn more about Judith Shatin (on the Library of Virginia website)
- Read her resume (PDF format)
- Judith Shatin's official website: http://judithshatin.com/
- Read an interview with Judith Shatin from May 26, 2005
