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Jean Hasse is an American composer and performer who has lived in England since late 1994. She has worked as a music publisher, editor, copyist, teacher, performer and concert producer. She recently completed an MA in Composing for Film and Television at the University at Bristol and now teaches Composition in the Music Department. Recent works include: Collections Considered, for violin (performed by Peter Sheppard-Skaerved at the British Museum), Flip, for sax qt and strings (St George's Hall, Bristol), and various scores for short films. She composed a musical soundscape to precede the University of Bristol Vice-Chancellor's lecture on Brunel and Science in December 2006. Jean is currently writing a new score to accompany screenings of the 1926 silent film FAUST (F.W. Murnau, Director, 106 min). She will conduct the South West Ensemble (CoMA SW and University of Bristol players) in performances in Bristol (Victoria Rooms, 13 October 2007) and London (Barbican Centre, Cinema 1, 21 October). Please see the Visible Music website for further information.


The SCA online database currently lists 3 scores by Jean Hasse.

Title	Year	Instrumentation	Mins	Other Information	Audio	View score	Publ.
Across the Room	20	Piano	2	from series Pocket Pieces	listen	N/A
At the End of the Day	20	Piano	1	from series Pocket Pieces	listen	N/A
Flight	20	Piano	2	from series Pocket Pieces	listen	N/A