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El Campeonato Nacional de Clausura de Primera División de la Asociación Nacional de Fútbol Profesional 2014-15 es el primer torneo del año 2015 de la Primera División del fútbol chileno y el segundo de la temporada 2014-15, organizado por la Asociación Nacional de Fútbol Profesional de Chile (ANFP).

El campeón fue Cobresal que consiguió su primer título en 36 años de historia.

En la parte baja de la Tabla de Descenso descendieron a Primera B Barnechea, Ñublense y Cobreloa este último por primera vez en su historia

Sistema de campeonato
Se jugarán 17 fechas para que, a disputarse, bajo el sistema conocido como todos contra todos, en una sola rueda En este torneo se observará el sistema de puntos, de acuerdo a la reglamentación de la Internacional F.A. Board, asignándose tres puntos, al equipo que resulte ganador; un punto, a cada uno en caso de empate; y cero punto al perdedor.

El orden de clasificación de los equipos, se determinará en una tabla de cómputo general, de la siguiente manera:
 A) Mayor cantidad de puntos obtenidos;
 B) Mayor diferencia entre los goles marcados y recibidos; en caso de igualdad;
 C) Mayor cantidad de partidos ganados; en caso de igualdad;
 D) Mayor cantidad de goles convertidos; en caso de igualdad;
 E) Mayor cantidad de goles de visita marcados; en caso de igualdad;
 F) Menor cantidad de tarjetas rojas recibidas; en caso de igualdad;
 G) Menor cantidad de tarjetas amarillas recibidas; en caso de igualdad;
 H) Sorteo.

En cuanto al campeón del torneo, se definirá de acuerdo al siguiente sistema:
 A) Mayor cantidad de puntos obtenidos; en caso de igualdad;
 B) Partido de definición en cancha neutral.

En caso de que la igualdad sea de más de dos equipos, esta se dejará reducida a dos clubes,
de acuerdo al orden de clasificación de los equipos determinado anteriormente.

Descenso
Finalizando el presente Torneo Clausura, los clubes que se ubiquen en las posiciones 16.ª, 17.ª y 18.ª de la tabla de cómputo general de las fases regulares de los Torneos de Apertura y Clausura de la Temporada 2014-2015 (tabla de coeficiente), descenderán en forma automática a la Primera B, ascenderá un club de Primera B a Primera División y no habrá Liguilla de Promoción, como en la temporada 2013-14. Los ascensos y descensos, se harán efectivos a partir de la temporada siguiente, a aquella en que se produjeron.

En el evento que durante el desarrollo del campeonato, un equipo fuere sancionado por un órgano competente de la ANFP o externo y producto de esa sanción, se determinará su suspensión y/o descenso a la categoría inmediatamente inferior, este equipo ocupará el último lugar de la tabla general, que decreta el descenso a Primera B en la Temporada 2015-16.

Producido el hecho señalado en el artículo precedente, respecto a los puntos disputados o por disputar que correspondan con el equipo sancionado si po, si la suspensión, descenso o desafiliación, se produce en el transcurso del campeonato, los puntos disputados o por disputarse por el equipo sancionado y los equipos que jugaron o jugarán con él, se considerarán como nulos.

Datos de los clubes
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%; font-size:90%"
|- style="color:#FFFFFF;" align=center
! style="background:#2F4F4F;" | Equipo
! style="background:#2F4F4F;" | Entrenador
! style="background:#2F4F4F;" | Ciudad
! style="background:#2F4F4F;" | Estadio
! style="background:#2F4F4F;" | Capacidad
! style="background:#2F4F4F;" | Marca
! style="background:#2F4F4F;" | Patrocinador
|-
|Audax Italiano
| Jorge Pellicer
||Santiago (La Florida)
|Municipal de La Florida
|12.000
| Dalponte
| Ideal
|-
|Barnechea
| Francisco Bozán
|Santiago (Lo Barnechea)
|San Carlos de Apoquindo
|align=center|20.000
| Mitre
| Red MTS
|-
|Cobreloa
| Marco Antonio Figueroa
|Calama
|Zorros del Desierto
|12.000
| Lotto
| Finning CAT
|-
|Cobresal
| Dalcio Giovagnoli
|El Salvador
|El Cobre
|20.752
| Lotto
| PF
|-
|Colo-Colo
| Héctor Tapia
|Santiago (Macul)
|Monumental David Arellano
|47.017
| Under Armour
| DirecTV
|-
|Deportes Antofagasta
| José Cantillana
|Antofagasta
|Calvo y Bascuñán
|21.178
| Uhlsport
| Escondida
|-
|Deportes Iquique
| Nelson Acosta
|Iquique
|Tierra de Campeones
|12.000
| Lotto
| Sopranil
|-
|Huachipato
| Hugo Vilches
|Talcahuano
|CAP
|10.022
| Mitre
|
|-
|Ñublense
| Fernando Díaz
|Chillán
|Nelson Oyarzún Arenas
|12.000
| Cafú
| PF
|-
|O'Higgins
| Pablo Sánchez
|Rancagua
|El Teniente
|15.600
| New Balance
| VTR
|-
|Palestino
| Pablo Guede
|Santiago (La Cisterna)
|Municipal de La Cisterna
|12.000
| Training
| BOP
|-
|San Marcos de Arica
| Fernando Vergara
|Arica
|Carlos Dittborn
|10.000
| Dalponte
| TPA
|-
|Santiago Wanderers
| Emiliano Astorga
|Valparaíso
|Elías Figueroa Brander
|25.000
| Mitre
| TPS
|-
|Unión Española
| José Luis Sierra
|Santiago (Independencia)
|Santa Laura Universidad-SEK
|23.000
| Joma
| U. SEK
|-
|Unión La Calera
| Ariel Pereyra
|La Calera
|Nicolás Chahuán Nazar
|10.000
| Training
| PF
|-
|Universidad Católica
| Mario Salas
|Santiago (Las Condes)
|San Carlos de Apoquindo
|20.000
| Umbro
| DirecTV
|-
|Universidad de Chile
| Martín Lasarte
|Santiago (Ñuñoa)
|Nacional
|48.665
| Adidas
| Claro
|-
|Universidad de Concepción
| Ronald Fuentes
|Concepción
|Municipal de Yumbel
|align="center" |3.000
| Dalponte
| PF
|- align="center"
| colspan="7" |Datos actualizados al día 7 de febrero de 2015
|}
 Existen posibilidades de que los estadios que se ocupen durante la Copa América 2015 sean cerrados por mantenimiento, como el Elías Figueroa Brander, que se mantendrá cerrado por febrero para ser resembrado, mientras tanto Santiago Wanderers jugará en el Estadio Lucio Fariña de la ciudad de Quillota.

Cambios de entrenadores
Los entrenadores interinos aparecen en cursiva.

Equipos por región

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Clasificación de equipos
 Fecha de actualización: 3 de mayo de 2015

Fuente: anfp.cl

(*) Nota: En caso de una igualdad de puntaje en el primer lugar de la tabla, se hará un partido único de definición en territorio neutral, para definir al Campeón del Torneo.
(*) Nota: En caso de que un equipo ocupe una posición de la zona de descenso, perderá su cupo en la post temporada.

Evolución de la clasificación

Liguilla Pre-Sudamericana
 Este "Mini-campeonato" cuenta con la participación de 4 equipos, los cuales disputarán partidos de Ida y Vuelta, para definir al equipo que obtendrá el cupo de "Chile 3" para la Copa Sudamericana 2015 y poder acompañar a Universidad de Concepción, Huachipato y Santiago Wanderers, en el torneo continental de clubes del próximo semestre.

 No fueron elegibles para clasificar a la liguilla los equipos anteriormente mencionados por ya encontrarse clasificados al torneo, ni tampoco Colo-Colo, Universidad de Chile y Palestino por haber participado en la Copa Libertadores 2015.

Clasificados

Resultados

Primera ronda
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|resultado   = 2:2 (0:1)
|visita      =  Universidad Católica
|fecha       = 9 de mayo de 2015, 15:30
|estadio     = El Teniente
|ciudad      = Rancagua
|refe        = Patricio Polic
|asistencia  = 6.615
|goleslocal  = Calandria
|golesvisita =  Muñoz   Llanos
|reporte     = http://anfp.cl/noticia/23924/ohiggins-y-la-uc-igualan-en-rancagua-dejando-la-llave-abierta
}}
{{Partido
|local       = Universidad Católica
|resultado   = 3:1 (1:1)
|visita      =  O'Higgins
|fecha       = 13 de mayo de 2015, 20:00
|estadio     = San Carlos
|ciudad      = Las Condes
|refe        = Roberto Tobar
|asistencia  = 7.407
|goleslocal  = Gutiérrez   Cordero   Ríos
|golesvisita =  Pinto
|reporte     = http://anfp.cl/noticia/23943/universidad-catolica-avanzo-a-la-final-de-la-post-temporada
}}

{{Partido
|local       = San Marcos de Arica
|resultado   = 1:1 (0:0)
|visita      =  Unión La Calera
|fecha       = 9 de mayo de 2015, 21:00
|estadio     = Carlos Dittborn
|ciudad      = Arica
|refe        = Carlos Ulloa
|asistencia  = 4.600
|goleslocal  = Harbottle
|golesvisita =  Tévez
|reporte     = http://www.anfp.cl/noticia/23926/union-la-calera-rescato-una-igualdad-ante-san-marcos-en-los-descuentos
}}
{{Partido
|local       = Unión La Calera
|resultado   = 1:1 (0:0)
|visita      =  San Marcos de Arica
|fecha       = 14 de mayo de 2015, 20:00
|estadio     = Lucio Fariña
|ciudad      = Quillota
|refe        = Jorge Osorio
|asistencia  = 4.129
|goleslocal  = Vidal
|golesvisita =  Ramos
|reporte     = http://anfp.cl/noticia/23947/san-marcos-clasifica-a-la-final-tras-derrotar-en-penales-a-union-la-calera
|penaltis1   = González   Rosales   Costa   Tévez
|resultado penalti = 2:4
|penaltis2   =  Harbottle  Ramos   Rivera   Sandoval   Lobos
}}

Ronda final
{{Partido
|local       = San Marcos de Arica
|resultado   = 3:1 (2:0)
|visita      =   Universidad Católica
|fecha       = 17 de mayo de 2015, 16:00
|estadio     = Carlos Dittborn
|ciudad      = Arica
|refe        = Claudio Puga
|asistencia  = 7.004
|goleslocal  = Ramos   Oyarzún
|golesvisita =  Llanos
|reporte     = http://anfp.cl/noticia/23956/san-marcos-derroto-a-la-uc-en-la-primera-final-y-suena-con-la-sudamericana
}}
{{Partido
|local       = Universidad Católica
|resultado   = 3:1 (0:0)
|visita      =  San Marcos de Arica
|fecha       = 20 de mayo de 2015, 20:00
|estadio     = San Carlos
|ciudad      = Las Condes
|refe        = Roberto Tobar
|asistencia  = 8.966
|goleslocal  = Llanos   Rojas   Pulgar
|golesvisita =  Oberman
|reporte     = http://www.anfp.cl/noticia/23974/la-uc-dio-vuelta-la-llave-y-en-penales-clasifico-a-copa-sudamericana
|penaltis1   = González   Manzano   Rojas   Pulgar   Cordero   Biskupovic   Magnasco   Maripán
|resultado penalti = 6:5
|penaltis2    =  Harbottle  Sandoval   Oberman   Ramos   Lobos   Medina   Coronado   Oyarzún
}}

Clasificado

Tabla de goleadores

 Máximo(s)  goleador(es) del campeonato.

Tripletas, pókers o manos
Aquí se encuentra la lista de tripletas o hat-tricks, póker de goles y manos (en general, tres o más goles anotados por un jugador en un mismo encuentro) convertidos en la temporada.

Datos y más estadísticas

Récords de goles
 Primer gol del torneo: Anotado por Gastón Lezcano, por O'Higgins ante Unión La Calera. (2 de enero)
 Último gol del torneo: Anotado por Kevin Harbottle, por San Marcos de Arica ante Audax Italiano (3 de mayo)
 Gol más rápido: Anotado a los 11 segundos por Sebastián Varas en el Ñublense 3 - 1 Huachipato. (Fecha 1)
 Gol más cercano al final del encuentro: Anotado en el minuto 98 por Michael Silva en el Unión La Calera 2 – 0 Universidad de Concepción. (Fecha 7)
 Mayor número de goles marcados en un partido: 8 goles. Huachipato 3 - 5 Universidad Católica. (Fecha 10)
 Mayor victoria de local: Cobreloa 6 - 0 Huachipato. (Fecha 13)
 Mayor victoria de visita: Palestino 0 - 4 San Marcos de Arica  (Fecha 7), Cobreloa 0 - 4 Colo Colo.(Fecha 16)

Rachas de equipos
 Racha más larga de victorias: De 5 partidos
 Universidad de Concepción (Fecha 1 – 5)
 Universidad de Chile (Fecha 12 – 16)
 Racha más larga de partidos sin perder: De 9 partidos
 Colo Colo (Fecha 3 – 11)
 Racha más larga de derrotas: De 9 partidos
 Barnechea (Fecha 8 – 16)
 Racha más larga de partidos sin ganar: De 10 partidos
 Santiago Wanderers (Fecha 6 – 15)

Asistencia en los estadios

20 partidos con mejor asistencia

Asistencias a los estadios

Véase también
 Temporada 2014-2015 del fútbol chileno
 Transferencias de jugadores Clausura 2015
 Primera B de Chile 2014-15
 Segunda División Profesional 2014-15
 Torneo Tercera División "A" 2014-15
 Torneo Tercera División "B" 2014-15
 Copa Chile 2014-15
 Supercopa de Chile 2015
 CDF
 Asociación Nacional de Fútbol Profesional de Chile

Referencias

2014-1
Fútbol en 2015
Apertura


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Max Löhrich (* 15. März 1883 in Alt-Limmritz, Kreis Sternberg, Neumark; † 27. September 1957 in München) war ein deutscher Fotograf und Bildberichterstatter. Als Lyriker mit eigenen Bildern und Texten war zudem Herausgeber von Heimatliteratur zu deutschen Landschaften.

Leben
Max Löhrich wurde in der Gründerzeit des Deutschen Kaiserreichs 1883 in Alt-Limmritz als Sohn eines Brauermeisters geboren. Nach dem frühen Tod seiner Mutter im Jahr 1888 wuchs er als Halbwaise bei Verwandten in Fürstenberg und Berlin auf. Ebenfalls in Berlin durchlief er um die Jahrhundertwende eine Ausbildung zum Fotografen und gründete noch während der Kaiserzeit gemeinsam mit seinem Bruder Kurt verschiedenen Pressebüros in Feldkirch im österreichischen Vorarlberg sowie in Innsbruck und München.

Während des Ersten Weltkrieges fiel Löhrichs Bruder Kurt als Soldat im Jahr 1915 an der Front. Max Löhrich aber erhielt die Zulassung als Bildberichterstatter an der Westfront – als einer von hierzu insgesamt 39 zugelassenen Fotografen.

In der Weimarer Republik eröffnete Löhrich noch in den 1920er Jahren ein Pressebüro in Leipzig, anfangs in der Fichtestraße, dann in der Promenadenstraße. Ebenfalls ab den 1920er Jahren und bis in die 1930er Jahre hinein wurde er möglicherweise direkt für den Leipziger Postkartenverlag Trinks & Co. tätig; zumindest wurden Löhrichs Aufnahmen im Sortiment des Verlages mit dem Kürzel Lö markiert.

1929 heiratete Löhrich die kaufmännische Angestellte Elfriede. Anfang der 1930er Jahre wurde Löhrich – parallel zu seinen Aktivitäten bei Trinks & Co. – für den in Berlin sitzenden Verlag August Scherl tätig.

Zur Zeit des Nationalsozialismus und im Jahr des Beginns des Zweiten Weltkrieges zog Löhrich nach Dresden um, wo er mit seinem Unternehmen als Presse-Foto Max Löhrich firmierte.

Nach der Gründung der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik übersiedelte Max Löhrich 1950 in die Bundesrepublik Deutschland und nach München, 1951 dann in das nahegelegene Gröbenzell, wo er seine Firma Lichtbild-Archiv Löhrich unter der Adresse Jägerstraße betrieb.

Mit der Übernahme des Archivs von Trinks & Co. gelangten wohl auch sämtliche im Bestand der Deutschen Fotothek (DF) befindlichen Aufnahmen Löhrichs in die Sammlung der DF – zumindest sind Erwerbungen direkt vom Fotografen bisher nicht bekannt.

Max Löhrich starb am 27. September 1957 in München.

Schriften
 Vom grünen Harz. Ein Heimatbuch in Bildern und Versen, Goslar am Harz: A. Gebel, 1923
  Der Harz. 48 Bilder in Radierungsmanier, mit 2 Gedichten von Max Löhrich, 46 Bildern von Welin sowie je einem Bild signiert mit Mohrund Hempel, Motive von Bodetal, Blankenburg, Rübeländer Höhlen, Drei Annen Hohne, Elend, Schierke, Brocken, Braunlage, Bad Lauterberg, Wernigerode und Ilsenburg, Oldenburg in Holstein: Simonsen, [ca. 1925]
 Aus Rübezahls Reich. Mit eigenen Lichtbildern des Verfassers, Goslar am Harz: [Vivithorpromenade 2], Naturbildverlag A. Gebel & Co., [1925]; Inhaltsverzeichnis
 Aus Bayerns schönen Bergen, Goslar am Harz: [Vivithorpromenade 2], Naturbildverlag A. Gebel & Co. 1925
 Die letzten schlesischen Damastweber / Max Löhrich (Aufsatz), in: Riesengebirgs-Buchkalender, Bd. 33, Nürnberg: Preußler, [1988], S. 127
 ebenso in: Braunauer Heimatkalender
 Paul Preis (Red.): Durchs Glatzer Land. Eindrücke und Erlebnisse auf Fahrten und Wanderungen (= Grafschaft Glatzer Buchring; Bd. 15/16), mit Bildern von Marx und Max Löhrich, Lüdenscheid: Grafschafter Bote; Leimen-Heidelberg: Marx, 1957

Literatur
 Anton Holzer: Fotografie in Österreich. Geschichte, Entwicklungen, Protagonisten. 1890–1955, [Wien]: Metroverlag, 2013, ISBN 978-3-99300-136-0, S. 210; dortige Signatur: AP 99020 H762
 o.V. (Red.): Seine Bilder schildern die Heimat. Zum Tode des Bildberichters Max Löhrich, in: Leipziger Neueste Nachrichten, 1957, Nummer 20

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Gabriela Lena Frank
Gabriela Lena Frank (born Berkeley, California, United States, September 1972) is an American pianist and composer of contemporary classical music.
3 Professional life
4 Selected Works
4.1 Orchestra
4.2 Soloist(s) and Orchestra
4.3 Orchestral Winds and Percussion
4.4 Soloist(s) and Large Ensemble
4.5 Opera
Gabriela Lena Frank's father is an American of Lithuanian Jewish heritage and her mother is Peruvian of Chinese descent. She grew up in Berkeley, California. Her parents met when her father was a Peace Corps volunteer in Peru in the 1960s.
Frank received her bachelor's and master's degrees from Rice University and a Doctorate in Music Composition from the University of Michigan in 2001. She has studied composition with William Albright, Leslie Bassett, William Bolcom, Michael Daugherty, and Samuel Jones.
Style[edit]
Frank's work often draws on her multicultural background, especially her mother's Peruvian heritage. In many of her compositions, she elicits the sounds of Latin American instruments such as Peruvian pan flute or charango guitar, although the works are typically scored for Western classical instruments and ensembles such as the symphony orchestra or string quartet. She has said, "I think the music can be seen as a by-product of my always trying to figure out how Latina I am and how gringa I am."[1] In recent years, compositional/philosophical links have been made to composers such as Béla Bartók, Benjamin Britten, and Chou Wen-chung.[citation needed]
Professional life[edit]
Frank's music has been commissioned and performed by the Kronos Quartet, pipa virtuoso Wu Man, San Francisco Symphony, Houston Symphony, Chanticleer Ensemble, the Chiara String Quartet, the Brentano Quartet, Yo Yo Ma and the Silk Road Project, the Marilyn Horne Foundation, guitarist Manuel Barrueco with the Cuarteto Latinoamericano, the King's Singers, directors of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Wu Han and David Finckel, soprano Dawn Upshaw and the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, and others. She has received multiple commission from Carnegie Hall.[2] Her piece Concertino Cusqueño was commissioned and premiered by the Philadelphia Orchestra in celebration of the start of that organization's newest conductor, Yannick Nézet-Séguin.[3] Past performances include those by the Boston Symphony, the San Francisco Symphony, the Chicago Symphony, the Atlanta Symphony, the Baltimore Symphony, and the Los Angeles Philharmonic Green Umbrella series. She has an upcoming commissioned premiere with the Cleveland Symphony in May 2014 and another commissioned premiere with the Houston Symphony in September 2014.
She has served as composer-in-residence with many institutions including the Modesto Symphony, the Fort Worth Symphony, the Indianapolis Symphony, the Aspen Music Festival, the Seattle Symphony, the Nashville Symphony, the San Francisco Chamber Orchestra, and the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra. Between 2009 and 2012, she served as the Creative Advisor to her hometown orchestra, the Berkeley Symphony Orchestra under the baton of frequent collaborator Joana Carneiro before stepping down to spend more time composing.[4] Frank currently serves as composer-in-residence with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Leonard Slatkin, and the Houston Symphony under the baton of Andrés Orozco Estrada. She has been featured at many festivals around the world including Music@Menlo, Tanglewood Music Festival, SongFest and with the Chicago Chamber Players, among others.
2009 saw Frank receive her first Guggenheim Fellowship as well as a Latin Grammy Award for best Contemporary Classical Music Composition for Inca Dances (Tonar Label), which was written for guitarist Manuel Barrueco and the Cuarteto Latinoamericano. She was also the feature of her first PBS documentary entitled "Peregrinos" (produced by Emmy-winning producer Aric Hartvig) regarding her residency with the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra where, with an award from the Joyce Foundation, she composed a work inspired by the stories of Latino immigrants in Indianapolis.
In 2010 Frank won a United States Artists Fellow award.[5]
Gabriela Lena Frank is a member of the Silk Road Ensemble under the direction of cellist Yo Yo Ma. Her composition Ritmos Anchinos appears on the Silk Road Ensemble's album Off the Map (World Village & In a Circle Records, 2009). "Off the Map" was nominated for a 2011 Grammy for Best Classical Crossover Album.
Also in 2011, Frank released a complete CD of her works, entitled "Hilos," on the Naxos label with the Nashville-based ALIAS Ensemble, featuring a new mixed quartet written expressly for ALIAS. In its first week of release, it broke into the Billboard's top 100 Classical Recordings and was subsequently awarded a rare "10/10" rating by Classics Today. "Hilos" was nominated for a 2012 Grammy Award in the category of Best Small Ensemble Performance on which Frank plays piano.[6] It has received more than a dozen positive reviews.[7]
In 2012, Frank was sponsored by the US-Quito Embassy in Ecuador and small crowdsourced private donors through USA Artists to compose a new work for the Ecuadoran group La Orquesta de Instrumentos Andinos (Orchestra of Andean Instruments). The work, "Compadre Huashayo," is to be played entirely on indigenous instruments while drawing on a mix of modernist classical and traditional indigenous practices.[8] Once again, PBS profiled Frank in a documentary, likewise entitled "Compadre Huashayo" that was premiered in fall 2013.
In 2013, Frank received the Medal of Excellence from the Sphinx Organization for outstanding young Black and Latino leaders in classical music. She received her award in a ceremony at the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., meeting Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Ginsburg.[9] Later that year, she released another CD of her chamber works with Meme Ensemble on the Albany Records label.
Frank is frequently performed by the Caminos del Inka collective under the direction of conductor Miguel Harth-Bedoya. She works closely with Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Nilo Cruz in the creation of original new musical works for voice. Their first collaboration was a set of orchestra songs for Dawn Upshaw and the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra.
Frank is also a Grammy-nominated pianist. She has recorded the complete piano works of Pulitzer Prize–winning composer Leslie Bassett on the Equilibrium label. Recent performances include those with current and former members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the San Francisco Symphony, the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, St. Luke's Orchestra, the Lydian Quartet, the Manhattan Quartet, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Frank is a freelance composer who left her native San Francisco Bay Area in the fall of 2015 to start a farm with her husband in the town of Boonville, California in Mendocino County. In 2017, she founded her own school, the Gabriela Lena Frank Creative Academy of Music (www.glfcam.com) for emerging composers to work with renowned performers. She travels frequently throughout North and South America. She is also often a guest artist at universities and conservatories, giving performances, lectures, and lessons.
She is a member of the prestigious roster of G. Schirmer, exclusively published and managed.
Selected Works[edit]
Orchestra[edit]
Apu: Tone Poem for Orchestra (2017) Commissioned by Carnegie Hall for the National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America
Concertino Cusqueño (2012)
Elegía Andina (2000)
Escaramuza (2010)
Five Scenes (2015)
Karnavalingo (2013)
Leyendas: An Andean Walkabout (string orchestra) (2001)
Manchay Tiempo (Time of Fear) (2005)
Peregrinos (2009)
Requiem for a Magical America: El Día de los Muertos (orchestral version) (2012)
Three Latin-American Dances for Orchestra (2003)
Two American Portraits (2008)
Two Peruvian Dances (for beginning string orchestra) (2015)
Walkabout: Concerto for Orchestra (2016)
Soloist(s) and Orchestra[edit]
La Centinela y la Paloma (The Keeper and the Dove) (2010) Soloist: Soprano
Compadrazgo (2007) Soloists: Piano, cello
Cuentos Errantes: Four New Folk Songs (2015) Soloist: Piano
Havana Jila (2003) Violin
Illapa: Tone Poem for Flute and Orchestra (2004) Soloist: Flute
Journey of the Shadow (2013) Soloist: Narrator
La Llorona: Tone Poem for Viola and Orchestra (2007) Soloist: Viola
Will-o'-the-Wisp (2013) Soloist: Piccolo
Orchestral Winds and Percussion[edit]
Requiem for a Magical America: El Día de los Muertos (2006)
Soloist(s) and Large Ensemble[edit]
Compadre Huashayo (2012) Soloists: 3 Male voices; Ensemble: 3 Quena (3 Quenilla), 2 Flauta de Pan, 2 Zampoña, 6 Toyo, 6 Percussion, 4 Charango, 4 Bandolín, 4 Bandola, 6 Guitarra, Arpa Andina, Contrabass
Haillí Lírico (2010) Soloist: Violin; Large Ensemble: 4fl, 2perc, 4vn, 2va, 2vc, 2db
Opera[edit]
El último sueño de Frida y Diego (The Last Dream of Frida and Diego) (2019)
^ http://www.newmusicbox.org/articles/gabriela-lena-frank-composite-identity
^ "Carnegie Hall Commissions". Carnegie Hall website. Carnegie Hall. Retrieved 2008-03-31.
^ http://articles.philly.com/2012-10-27/news/34765471_1_yannick-n-zet-s-guin-leonard-bernstein-s-serenade-gabriela-lena-frank
^ http://www.sfcv.org/article/joint-interview-with-berkeley-symphonysbrnew-director-and-its-creative-advisor
^ United States Artists Official Website Archived November 10, 2010, at the Wayback Machine
^ http://classicalmusic.about.com/od/54thgrammyawards/a/54th-Annual-Grammy-Awards-Nominees-For-Classical-Music-2012.htm
^ http://www.naxos.com/reviews/reviewslist.asp?catalogueid=8.559645&languageid=EN#
^ http://www.usaprojects.org/project/compadre_huashayo
^ http://sphinxmusic.org/sphinx-medals-of-excellence-2013.html
Clark, W. A. (2012). Latin American Impact on Contemporary Classical Music. In Moore, R. and W. A. Clark (Ed.), Musics of Latin America. W. W. Norton & Company.
Hayes, D. (2011). Gabriela Lena Frank. In M. Slayton (Ed.), Women of influence in contemporary music: Nine American composers (pp. 85–140). Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press, Inc.
Kelly, J. (2013). In her own words: conversations with composers in the United States. Champaign, IL: University of Illinois Press.
Gabriela Lena Frank page from Schirmer site
The Beautiful Next Step: An In-depth Interview with Composer Gabriela Lena Frank (in 8 parts)
Interview with Gabriela Lena Frank on New Music Box
Gabriela Lena Frank: The Well-Grounded Composer - Article in San Francisco Classical Voice
Journey Into Faith: The Creation of Holy Sisters - Article in San Francisco Classical Voice
Santos: The Powers That She - Article in San Francisco Classical Voice
Aural journeys with uncommon folk - Article in L.A. Times
Gabriela Lena Frank works in two Boston-area concerts - Article in Boston Globe
Composer Gabriela Lena Frank bursting with ideas - Article in Philadelphia Inquirer
Gabriela Lena Frank's energetic chamber works reveal her multi-cultural roots - Review in Chicago Tribune
Some delights among the duds in MusicNOW season finale at Harris Theater - Review in Chicago Tribune
Relevant Tones with in-studio guest Gabriela Lena Frank
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google.appengine.tools.old_dev_appserver.DevAppserverDispatcher Class Reference

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def 	__init__

def 	add_event

def 	update_event

def 	add_async_request

def 	add_request

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A dev_appserver Dispatcher implementation.

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          def google.appengine.tools.old_dev_appserver.DevAppserverDispatcher.add_async_request
          (

          self,

          method,

          relative_url,

          headers,

          body,

          source_ip,

          server_name = None,

          version = None,

          instance_id = None

          )

Dispatch an HTTP request asynchronously.

Args:
  method: A str containing the HTTP method of the request.
  relative_url: A str containing path and query string of the request.
  headers: A list of (key, value) tuples where key and value are both str.
  body: A str containing the request body.
  source_ip: The source ip address for the request.
  server_name: An optional str containing the server name to service this
  request. If unset, the request will be dispatched to the default
  server.
  version: An optional str containing the version to service this request.
  If unset, the request will be dispatched to the default version.
  instance_id: An optional str containing the instance_id of the instance to
  service this request. If unset, the request will be dispatched to
  according to the load-balancing for the server and version.

          def google.appengine.tools.old_dev_appserver.DevAppserverDispatcher.add_event
          (

          self,

          runnable,

          eta,

          service = None,

          event_id = None

          )

Add a callable to be run at the specified time.

Args:
  runnable: A callable object to call at the specified time.
  eta: An int containing the time to run the event, in seconds since the
  epoch.
  service: A str containing the name of the service that owns this event.
  This should be set if event_id is set.
  event_id: A str containing the id of the event. If set, this can be passed
  to update_event to change the time at which the event should run.

          def google.appengine.tools.old_dev_appserver.DevAppserverDispatcher.add_request
          (

          self,

          method,

          relative_url,

          headers,

          body,

          source_ip,

          server_name = None,

          version = None,

          instance_id = None

          )

Process an HTTP request.

Args:
  method: A str containing the HTTP method of the request.
  relative_url: A str containing path and query string of the request.
  headers: A list of (key, value) tuples where key and value are both str.
  body: A str containing the request body.
  source_ip: The source ip address for the request.
  server_name: An optional str containing the server name to service this
  request. If unset, the request will be dispatched to the default
  server.
  version: An optional str containing the version to service this request.
  If unset, the request will be dispatched to the default version.
  instance_id: An optional str containing the instance_id of the instance to
  service this request. If unset, the request will be dispatched to
  according to the load-balancing for the server and version.

Returns:
  A request_info.ResponseTuple containing the response information for the
  HTTP request.

          def google.appengine.tools.old_dev_appserver.DevAppserverDispatcher.update_event
          (

          self,

          eta,

          service,

          event_id

          )

Update the eta of a scheduled event.

Args:
  eta: An int containing the time to run the event, in seconds since the
  epoch.
  service: A str containing the name of the service that owns this event.
  event_id: A str containing the id of the event to update.

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The British International School of Ljubljana (BISL) is a school in Slovenia that caters to over 230 students from over 40 nationalities, ranging from 2 to 18 years of age. It welcomed its first students in 2008 and became an executive member of COBIS in 2013. BISL is a CAIE international school and a regular member of Council of International Schools.

History
The school was established in 2008 by Jeremy Hibbins, who also served as the school principal. After his death in a car accident in 2013, he was succeeded as principal in 2014 by David Cooksey. In 2014, BISL relocated from Ljubljana's Bežigrad District to the Vič District. BISL was purchased by the Orbital Education Group of schools in 2015, and that year David Cooksey was succeeded as principal by Karl Wilkinson. In 2016, the school relocated once again, to Ljubljana's Črnuče District. Paul Walton succeeded Karl Wilkinson as principal in 2018.  That same year, The Slovenia Times interviewed Walton on his vision for an internally recognized curriculum that goes beyond the classroom. In March 2021, the British International School of Ljubljana became an 'Outstanding' school in every category, following its successful BSO inspection. Matthew Cox succeeded Paul Walton as principal in 2022.

Curriculum
The school follows the English National Curriculum.

The primary curriculum is based on the English National Curriculum and enriched through a topic-based approach. The secondary curriculum is based on the English National Curriculum and culminating in external (I)GCSE and A Level examinations. The school also encourages students to take on leadership roles though a student council or participating in the International Award for Young People, known in Slovenia as the MEPI and in the UK as the Duke of Edinburgh's Award. Students regularly take part in competitions around the world, including the annual COBIS Poetry Competition and the World Scholar's Cup.

Location
The British International School of Ljubljana is located in Ljubljana's Črnuče District in a repurposed factory building (formerly part of the Elma transformer company). The immediate surroundings include squatters' gardens to the west, the Črnuče Sewage Treatment Plant (Čistilna naprava Črnuče) to the northwest, the Ljubljana Tobacco Company (Tobačna Ljubljana) to the north, and various commercial and industrial buildings to the east. The forested Tomačevo Gravel Bank (Tomačevski prod) lies to the south. The school has recently undergone expansion of its facilities with the addition of a third floor and an outdoor woodland area.

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