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Biography
A multifaceted composer, visual artist, and arts administrator, Deborah Mason has experience in every aspect of composing, directing, production, sets, costumes and choreography. As an artist, she has constructed and painted full size sets. She has designed and created elaborate costumes, including Shakespeare's Hamlet at Drew University, directed and created parodies of Gilbert and Sullivan plays, composed and produced a ballet, “Aesop's Fables,” and worked backstage for Shakespeare plays, music concerts and dance productions. She creates professional art in a series of large, abstract landscapes called, “Fafner's Glen” and currently assists at The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, with their superlative concert series. She has written, produced and conducted her own compositions, including ballets, chamber works, art songs, and pieces for double bass. She has received a number of commissions for choral and instrumental works, including “A Strange Courage,” commissioned and performed by The Collegiate Chorale at the Museum of Art and Design, NYC. Her opera-ballet on the famous poem, Alexander Pope's “The Rape of the Lock” received a partial reading by The New York City Opera's opera workshop, Vox2002 and was warmly received by the audience and the media. “The Rape of the Lock” will premiere next season, Fall, 2015 in New York City.
There are no productions for this artist in the Season Schedule of Performances which currently only dates back to 1991.
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Artist Information
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