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Elodie Lauten is a composer, performer and media artist. As a leading exponent of post-minimalism, she was listed among the most influential composers of the last three decades (Sequenza 21). Her piano, electronic, orchestral compositions and five operas have had 30 releases on different major and independent labels in the US and Europe. Her music was heard at Lincoln Center Festival, the New York City Opera, The Whitney Museum, throughout America with performances and university residencies, and in Canada and Europe, notably at the Paris Museum of Modern Art. About her multimedia work shown as part of the Women Forward movement, James Baldwin Cohen said: “Her highly sophisticated use of today’s advanced technology has opened a new dimension in the art world.” She received a Bachelor’s in Economics from the Institut d’Etudes Politiques in Paris and a Master’s in Composition from New York University and has been on faculty at NYU and currently at CUNY's New York City College of Technology. She is artistic director of a nonprofit organization, Lower East Side Performing Arts, presenting free cultural programs for the community.
In May 2011 her opera The Death of Don Juan had its New York premiere at Theater for the New City, back after The Two-Cents Opera also at TNC in 2009.
Contact: elauten@yahoo.com
Contact Rep. Jeffrey James: jamesarts@att.net