Sheriff, Noam

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Sheriff, Noam (b Ramat-Gan, Israel, 1935). Israeli composer. Founder and cond. Hebrew Univ. SO 1955–9. Teacher of orchestration, Jerusalem Acad. of Mus. from 1966 and Tel Aviv Nat. Acad. from 1967. Works incl. Songs of Degrees, orch. (1959); pf. sonata (1962); Metamorphoses on a Galliard, orch. (1966); Chaconne, orch. (1968); Cain, choreog. drama with elec. mus. on tape (1969); Sonata, chamber orch. (1973); str. qt. (1973); hp. quintet (1975–6); The Story of Deborah, choreog. movement for ch., brass, perc., synthesizers (1976); va. sonata (1976); Prayers, str. (1983); La Follia, vars. for orch. (1984).

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