Chinese-American composer Zhou Long (1953-) felt the impact of the Cultural Revolution in his early years. He completed his early musical education in China and received a doctorate from Columbia University in 1993. Dr. Zhou married composer and former classmate Chen Yi. 1. Zhou Long - Biographical information from the Foundation for Chinese Performing Arts in Lincoln, Massachusetts detailing his integration of Eastern and Western musical theory and instruments. 2. Zhou Long - Background information, detailed biography, photograph, catalogue of works, discography, and program notes from Oxford University Press. 3. Zhou Long - Recognition of his receiving a 2001 CalArts Alpert Award in the Arts with biography, musical philosophy, selected works and recordings, major awards and fellowships, and links. 4. Zhou Long: Music From Memory - Article from Newsweek and MSNBC examining his reception in the West and the growing impact of Chinese music, especially from survivors of the Cultural Revolution. 5. Zhou Long: Poems from Tang - Article from Art of the States includes complete work in RAM format and information on the piece, the composer, and the performers. 6. Zhou Long: Rhymes - Glowing review of the works and performances on the CD by Derek Lim for The Flying Inkpot. Includes biographical and musicological information. 7. Zhou Long - Faculty page for the visiting professor from the University of Missouri Kansas City Conservatory of Music summarizes his life and career and provides contact information and further links. 8. Zhou Long - Biography, music, discography, and links from The Living Composers Project.

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