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Read about Dr. Stephen Crawford, concert artist, conductor, composer, and educator by following
world concert artist link. This link includes his biography, composition reviews and professional contact information.
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Dr. Crawford is an Associate Professor of Music History & Director of Percussion Studies at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton, Texas. Follow the
UMHB Music Department link to find information about UMHB's Music Dept. and Dr. Crawford's position.
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Dr. Crawford is an endorsed clinician and artist with Innovative Percussion, Majestic Timpani, and Ross Mallet Instruments. Follow the Ross Mallets link to get information on concert mallet instruments including marimbas, xylophones, chimes, and glockenspiels and tips from the pros. Other great artists are available from this link as well.
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As an award-winning composer, Dr. Crawford's compositions are published by Honeyrock. Currently, five pieces, "Ghost River," "Winter Mix," "From the Edge of the Frame," "Remembering Tomorrow," & "Chroma 1" are available through Honeyrock. "Ghost River," "From the Edge of the Frame," and "Chroma 1" are currently on the Texas Prescribed Music List for the UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest.
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Music Professor Selected to Teach in England
5/29/08
Belton, Texas - Dr. Stephen Crawford, Associate Professor of Music History and Director of Percussion Studies at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, has been selected to teach in London, England in the spring of 2009. He will teach university courses entitled "Understanding British History through Music," and "The British Invasion: The Influence of British Pop Music in the 1960s." Dr. Crawford is the UMHB faculty member chosen for it's London Studies Program. This trip follows a successful concert and teaching tours of Taiwan and an appearance at the Payangan Arts Festival in Bali, Indonesia.
Dr. Crawford is the principal percussionist/timpanist with the Temple Symphony Orchestra, and music director for the Ritmo y Mas Percussion Group. He holds degrees from Minot State University, the University of Northern Iowa, and the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music.
Dr. Crawford is the author of "Building a Better Percussion Section." He was nominated for 2004-2005 Texas Composer of the Year by the Texas Music Teacher's Association and is a four-time winner of the Barclay Music Composition Contest. He was awarded the 2008 UMHB Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching and the 2005 UMHB Faculty Award for Excellence in Scholarship.
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