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Daniel
Beliavsky

Professor and Department Chair of Fine Arts and Music

beliavsk@yu.edu
PhD, New York University, 2006
Bachelor of Arts, Columbia University, 2000

Daniel Beliavsky, Ph.D., is an educator, concert pianist, music theorist, composer, and filmmaker. He has performed in Europe and throughout the United States with both orchestra and in recital, and has released three commercial CD recordings, including the world-premiere complete collection of composer Lukas Foss’s piano works. Daniel produces music documentaries through his production company, Opus1films (), which in 2011 released Sonata (1957), a film about the distinguished American composer Donald Harris’s opus one, the Sonata for piano, and about Harris’s early career in Paris. That film has been screened at Lincoln Center in New York City, and has been broadcast on public television. Daniel is now completing production of a film about Pulitzer Prize winning composer David Del Tredici and the contemporary social and cultural impact of his music. Daniel has been a visiting professor of music theory, piano performance, aesthetics, writing about music, and history at several universities, including The City College of New York, The John Jay College of Criminal Justice, The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music, Mannes College, and New York University. He is now Chair of the Fine Art and Music Department at ³ÉÈËÊÓƵɫÇéƬ.

beliavsk@yu.edu
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Fall 2018
Aesthetic Revolutions
INTC 1018H

 

Applied Musical Study
MUS 4111

 

Diatonic HarmonyCounterpoint
MUS 2111

 

Ear Training I
MUS 2111L

 

Late Romantic Modern His
MUS 1352

 

Music Fundamentals
MUS 2105

 

Performance: Chamber Ensemble
MUS 3463

 

Spring 2018
Applied Musical Study
MUS 4111

 

Chromatic Harmny/Counterpnt II
MUS 2114

 

Chromatic Harmony/Counterpoint
MUS 2113

 

Classical Early Romantic His
MUS 1351

 

Ear Training I
MUS 2111L

 

Ear Training II
MUS 2112L

 

Ear Training III
MUS 2113L

 

Ear Training IV
MUS 2114L

 

Music Fundamentals
MUS 2105

 

Performance: Chamber Music
MUS 3462

 

Verdi and Shakespeare
INTC 1024

 

Verdi and Shakespeare
MUS 1024

 

Fall 2017
Aesthetic Revolutions
INTC 1018

 

Aesthetic Revolutions
MUS 1018

 

Applied Musical Study
MUS 4111

 

Baroque Classical Music
MUS 1350

 

Chromatic Harmony I
MUS 2113

 

Chromatic Harmony/Counterpoint
MUS 2113

 

Diatonic Harmony/Counterpnt II
MUS 2112

 

Diatonic HarmonyCounterpoint
MUS 2111

 

Ear Training III
MUS 2113L

 

Performance: Chamber Music
MUS 3461

 

Summer 2017
Music and the World Wars
COWC 1013

 

Music and the World Wars
MUS 1013

 

Spring 2017
Applied Musical Study
MUS 4111

 

Chromatic Harmny/Counterpnt II
MUS 2114

 

Diatonic Harmony/Counterpnt II
MUS 2112

 

Ear Training II
MUS 2112L

 

Ear Training IV
MUS 2114L

 

Introduction to Composition
MUS 2120

 

Performance: Chamber Ensemble
MUS 3460

 

Romantic and Modern Eras
MUS 1351

 

Verdi and Shakespeare
INTC 1024H

 

Verdi and Shakespeare
MUS 1024H