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David S. Carter Los Angeles, California
David S. Carter is a composer and teacher based in Los Angeles, California. He teaches as an Assistant Professor of Music (Theory/Composition) at Loyola Marymount University. He earned his doctorate in music composition at Northwestern University. His principal composition teachers have been Lee Hyla, Jay Alan Yim, Aaron Travers, and Jonathon Grasse. ... more
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