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Tony Srouji
Tony Srouji born in 1962 (Lebanon). Canadian contemporary composer and Jazz Guitarist. Srouji is a Canadian citizen, and has been residing in Montreal since 1976. Tony Srouji started playing guitar at the tender age of 8 years old. In 1980-83 he studied Jazz guitar with Tony Romandini. In 1983-84 he attended Concordia University, where he studied composition with Alan Crossman, guitar and Jazz arranging with Fred Hamilton. He also studied electroacoustic music with Kevin Austin. While at Concordia, he studied guitar with Neil Smolar (1985-87). In 1987 he received his Bachelor degree in music composition. In 1988-89 he studied composition and orchestration with Marian Borkowski. He then continued his education at University of Montreal studying composition and orchestration with Michel Longtin (1989-92).
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Tony Srouji has, since 1987, become a composer of mainly Orchestral, Chamber and Jazz music. Sroujis music is in the French modernist camp with hints of Messiaen and Auric, particularly in a chamber piece called Couleurs Lumineuses (1990). Despite this, classical tempi are present as is the considerable impressionistic and synaesthetic influence of Debussy. One should not entirely abandon tradition. Sroujis music straddles the generations. By John Milot.Kevin Austin,Fred Hamilton,
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