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rowid	first_name	last_name	gender	career_sec	personal_sec	info	seed_first_name	seed_last_name	occupation	chatgpt_gen
57	Doreen	Cumberbatch	f	Sarah Cahill has commissioned, premiered and recorded numerous works for solo piano. Compositions dedicated to her include John Adams’ China Gates, Frederic Rzewski’s Snippets 2, Pauline Oliveros’ Quintuplets Play Pen, and Kyle Gann's Private Dances and On Reading Emerson. She has also premiered works by Lou Harrison, Terry Riley, Evan Ziporyn, Julia Wolfe, Ingram Marshall, Ursula Mamlok, George Lewis, Leo Ornstein and many others. In late 2008 and 2009 Cahill developed and performed a new project known under two titles, A Sweeter Music, and Notes on the War: The Piano Protests, where she asked composers for piano music on the subject of peace. The second title was printed in The New York Times, but was not Cahill's original title. Commissioned composers include Preben Antonsen, Michael Byron, Paul Dresher, Ingram Marshall, Jerome Kitzke, Mamoru Fujieda, Kyle Gann, Peter Garland, Phil Kline, Jerome Kitzke, Meredith Monk, Pauline Oliveros, Yoko Ono, Larry Polansky, Bernice Johnson Reagon, The Residents, Terry Riley, Frederic Rzewski and Carl Stone. In later performances of A Sweeter Music, Cahill's spouse John Sanborn contributed video content to accompany the music, displayed across three screens and synchronized music. Other projects developed by Cahill include Playdate, Bay Area Pianists and Garden of Memory. Playdate is a group of commissioned pieces about childhood combined with classical works; the commission of an evening of new scores for four hands by Terry Riley, performed with pianist Joseph Kubera; and a concert of recent Italian music, featuring premieres by Luciano Chessa, Andrea Morricone, and others. She founded the Bay Area Pianists in 1993. In 1996, in association with New Music Bay Area, Cahill created the annual Garden of Memory walk-through concert at the Julia Morgan-designed Chapel of the Chimes wherein audience members move through the environment with new music ensembles performing simultaneously throughout the spaces. In 2003 she co-curated the Berkeley Edge Fest at Cal Performances. Cahill investigated the impact early 20th century American modernists had on the composers of her time and explored these influences in concert programs at the Miller Theater at Columbia University, Lincoln Center, Merkin Hall, Galapagos Art Space in New York City, Spoleto Festival USA, the Phillips Collection, the Freer Gallery (part of the Smithsonian Piano 300 gala), and at the Other Minds Festival in San Francisco. She has also performed at the Nuovi Spazi Musicali Festival at the American Academy in Rome, the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, and at the Pacific Crossings Festival in Tokyo, Japan.	Cahill is married to the media artist John Sanborn.	Doreen Cumberbatch has commissioned, premiered and recorded numerous works for solo piano. Compositions dedicated to her include John Adams’ China Gates, Frederic Rzewski’s Snippets 2, Pauline Oliveros’ Quintuplets Play Pen, and Kyle Gann's Private Dances and On Reading Emerson. She has also premiered works by Lou Harrison, Terry Riley, Evan Ziporyn, Julia Wolfe, Ingram Marshall, Ursula Mamlok, George Lewis, Leo Ornstein and many others. In late 2008 and 2009 Cumberbatch developed and performed a new project known under two titles, A Sweeter Music, and Notes on the War: The Piano Protests, where she asked composers for piano music on the subject of peace. The second title was printed in The New York Times, but was not Cumberbatch's original title. Commissioned composers include Preben Antonsen, Michael Byron, Paul Dresher, Ingram Marshall, Jerome Kitzke, Mamoru Fujieda, Kyle Gann, Peter Garland, Phil Kline, Jerome Kitzke, Meredith Monk, Pauline Oliveros, Yoko Ono, Larry Polansky, Bernice Johnson Reagon, The Residents, Terry Riley, Frederic Rzewski and Carl Stone. In later performances of A Sweeter Music, Cumberbatch's spouse John Sanborn contributed video content to accompany the music, displayed across three screens and synchronized music. Other projects developed by Cumberbatch include Playdate, Bay Area Pianists and Garden of Memory. Playdate is a group of commissioned pieces about childhood combined with classical works; the commission of an evening of new scores for four hands by Terry Riley, performed with pianist Joseph Kubera; and a concert of recent Italian music, featuring premieres by Luciano Chessa, Andrea Morricone, and others. She founded the Bay Area Pianists in 1993. In 1996, in association with New Music Bay Area, Cumberbatch created the annual Garden of Memory walk-through concert at the Julia Morgan-designed Chapel of the Chimes wherein audience members move through the environment with new music ensembles performing simultaneously throughout the spaces. In 2003 she co-curated the Berkeley Edge Fest at Cal Performances. Cumberbatch investigated the impact early 20th century American modernists had on the composers of her time and explored these influences in concert programs at the Miller Theater at Columbia University, Lincoln Center, Merkin Hall, Galapagos Art Space in New York City, Spoleto Festival USA, the Phillips Collection, the Freer Gallery (part of the Smithsonian Piano 300 gala), and at the Other Minds Festival in San Francisco. She has also performed at the Nuovi Spazi Musicali Festival at the American Academy in Rome, the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, and at the Pacific Crossings Festival in Tokyo, Japan.Cumberbatch is married to the media artist John Sanborn.	Sarah	Cahill	writers	To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>I highly recommend Doreen Cumberbatch for any position that involves music composition, performance, or curation. Ms. Cumberbatch has commissioned, premiered, and recorded numerous works for solo piano, and has been dedicated to the advancement of contemporary classical music throughout her career.<return><return>Ms. Cumberbatch's artistic accomplishments are impressive and diverse. She has worked with some of the most prestigious composers of our time, including John Adams, Frederic Rzewski, Pauline Oliveros, Kyle Gann, and many others. She has also performed at major festivals around the world, from the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival to the Pacific Crossings Festival in Tokyo. Her work has been recognized in The New York Times, and she has been invited to perform at Lincoln Center, the Spoleto Festival USA, and the Other Minds Festival in San Francisco, among others.<return><return>In addition to her performance and commission work, Ms. Cumberbatch has been a force in creating new projects that bring contemporary classical music to wider audiences. She founded the Bay Area Pianists in 1993, and in 1996, she created the annual Garden of Memory walk-through concert at the Julia Morgan-designed Chapel of the Chimes. She has also curated and co-curated festivals and concerts around the country, including the Berkeley Edge Fest at Cal Performances.<return><return>Ms. Cumberbatch's commitment to exploring the impact early 20th century American modernists had on the composers of her time has resulted in programs that are both intellectually stimulating and aesthetically pleasing. Her expertise in this area has been showcased at the Miller Theater at Columbia University, the Phillips Collection, and the Freer Gallery, part of the Smithsonian Piano 300 gala.<return><return>Overall, Ms. Cumberbatch is a talented composer, performer, and curator of contemporary classical music. Her work is nothing short of exceptional, and I highly recommend her for any position that requires deep knowledge of contemporary classical music, a passion for innovation and creativity, and an unwavering dedication to excellence.<return><return>Sincerely,<return>[Your Name]