DR. MARZELAN BIN SALLEH
Music Department
Faculty of Creative Arts
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Marzelan Salleh has lived in Malaysia and UK. His music such as Bani Jawi, Bangkit, Puteri Gunung Ledang, Rukun, Hijrah, and Tarian Cinta have been inspired by Asian nuance and Western European music combined with transcultural contemporary ideas. His music has been performed in United Kingdom and Malaysia alongside composers such as John Pickard, Michael Ellison, and Dieter Mack. Performances of his compositions at major international music festivals and concerts include New Music in the South West, Bristol New Music Festival, Contemporary Music Venture Concert Series and University of Bristol’s New Music Ensemble Concerts. Marzelan Salleh has worked and collaborated with prestigious music ensembles and musicians namely, Quatuor Bozzini, the Brodowski Quartet, New Music Ensemble Bristol, and Manos Charalabopoulos, to name a few. Marzelan Salleh has attended composition workshops and masterclasses by renowned composers and musicians such as Pierre Boulez, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, John Pickard, Trevor Wishart, Philip Glass, and Nigel Clarke. Marzelan Salleh received his PhD in Composition from the University of Bristol under the supervision of Dr. Michael Ellison, and previously did his Masters in Composition at the University of Salford with Prof. Alan Williams. Marzelan Salleh’s first involvement in music began as a saxophonist in St. John Institution Kuala Lumpur’s marching band. After which he enrolled into Universiti Teknologi MARA Malaysia, where he studied clarinet and obtained a first class degree. Composing music has always been his main interest, which led him to obtain a scholarship to pursue contemporary music composition in the UK. |
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Seeking The 'lost Songs' Of The Joget Gamelan |
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Some Transformational Aspects Of Musical Gesture In Creating Quasi-improvisational Text And Performance In Theatre |
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Production of Hand Music Videos in Anatomy Education for Medical Students in Malaysia
Gestural Tendencies in Composing Pieces for Solo Clarinet in Sequenza IX for Clarinet, Garisan, and Klibat
Effectiveness of a Musical-based Learning Approach on Knowledge and Happy Index Related to Anatomy Syllabus: A Quasi-Experimental Pilot Study
The impact of emotion regulation in erhu music on psychological well-being
Space and Spacing in Toru Takemitsu’s Rain Tree Sketch and Marzelan Salleh’s Melayang
A Spectacular Hand Music Video-Anatomy at Your Fingertips
ePortfolios for Music Composition Students in Higher Education Institutions
Turn Up the Volume: Community Empowerment During Covid-19 Through Music Connections
Intercultural Activity in Composing Puteri Gunung Ledang for solo piano.