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Perle, George
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Perle, George (1915–  ) composer, theorist; born in Bayonne, N.J. After musical studies in Chicago and at New York University, he taught at several schools before settling at Queens College (1961–84). He was a leading exponent and theorist of serial composition, his books including Serial Composition and Atonality (5th ed. 1982), his compositions including three symphonies and much chamber music.
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Former Michigan State coach George Perles, whom no one considers a legend, lost 44 in 12 seasons.
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The winners were selected by a committee of Academy members: Jack Beeson, chair, Samuel Adler, Andrew Imbrie, Ezra Laderman, George Perle, Ned Rorem, Joan Tower and George Walker.
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