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- Rosephanye Powell, pronunciado ro-SEH-fuh-nee, (1962) es una compositora coral estadounidense, cantante, profesora, e investigadora. Es una de las primeras compositoras de EE. UU. de música coral. Tiene un catálogo diverso e impresionante de trabajos publicados por algunos de los editores principales de la nación, incluyendo Hal Leonard, Fred Bock de Música/Gentry Publicaciones, Oxford Alianza y Prensa Universitarias Publicaciones de Música. Sus composiciones incluyen trabajos sagrados y seculares para coro mixto, coro femenino y masculino, y voces de niños. Su estilo de composición ha sido caracterizado por melodías bonitas, énfasis rítmico fuerte, armonías derivadas de estilos africanos populares, y texturas vocales diversas que incluyen contrapunto. Sus influencias incluyen estilos musicales estadounidenses; trabajos corales de J.S. Bach, G.F. Handel, Mozart y Verdi; canciones de William Grant Still, Undine Smith Moore, Fernando Obradors, Samuel Barber, Emmanuel Chabrier; y arreglos de spirituals de H.T. Burleigh, J. Rosamond Johnson, William Dawson, Hall Johnson, Lena McLin, y Roland Carter. Suos trabajos son populares, especialmente en Europa y Asia. Es demandada constantemente como compositora, directora, e intérprete. (es)
- Rosephanye Powell, pronounced ro-SEH-fuh-nee, (born 1962) is an American choral composer, singer, professor, and researcher. Rosephanye Dunn Powell has been hailed as one of America's premier composers of choral music. She has a diverse and impressive catalogue of works published by some of the nation's leading publishers, including the Hal Leonard Corporation, the Fred Bock Music Company/Gentry Publications, Oxford University Press and Alliance Music Publications. Her compositions include sacred and secular works for mixed chorus, women's chorus, men's chorus, and children's voices. Her style of composition has been characterized by beautiful melodies, strong rhythmic emphasis, rich harmonies often derived from African-American popular styles, and varied vocal textures including counterpoint. Her influences include African-American musical styles; the choral works of J.S. Bach, G.F. Handel, Mozart and Verdi; the art songs of William Grant Still, Undine Smith Moore, Fernando Obradors, Samuel Barber, Emmanuel Chabrier; and the spiritual arrangements of H.T. Burleigh, J. Rosamond Johnson, William Dawson, Hall Johnson, Lena McLin, and Roland Carter. Powell's works are popular throughout the world, especially in Europe and Asia. She is in constant demand as a composer-in-residence, clinician, adjudicator, conductor, and performer. (en)
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- Rosephanye Powell, pronunciado ro-SEH-fuh-nee, (1962) es una compositora coral estadounidense, cantante, profesora, e investigadora. Es una de las primeras compositoras de EE. UU. de música coral. Tiene un catálogo diverso e impresionante de trabajos publicados por algunos de los editores principales de la nación, incluyendo Hal Leonard, Fred Bock de Música/Gentry Publicaciones, Oxford Alianza y Prensa Universitarias Publicaciones de Música. Sus composiciones incluyen trabajos sagrados y seculares para coro mixto, coro femenino y masculino, y voces de niños. Su estilo de composición ha sido caracterizado por melodías bonitas, énfasis rítmico fuerte, armonías derivadas de estilos africanos populares, y texturas vocales diversas que incluyen contrapunto. Sus influencias incluyen estilos m (es)
- Rosephanye Powell, pronounced ro-SEH-fuh-nee, (born 1962) is an American choral composer, singer, professor, and researcher. Rosephanye Dunn Powell has been hailed as one of America's premier composers of choral music. She has a diverse and impressive catalogue of works published by some of the nation's leading publishers, including the Hal Leonard Corporation, the Fred Bock Music Company/Gentry Publications, Oxford University Press and Alliance Music Publications. Her compositions include sacred and secular works for mixed chorus, women's chorus, men's chorus, and children's voices. Her style of composition has been characterized by beautiful melodies, strong rhythmic emphasis, rich harmonies often derived from African-American popular styles, and varied vocal textures including counterpo (en)
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