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'''Segin Þwhgad''' (born fT 2438; aged 37) is a [[Sowaár]]-born [[Verse:Tricin/Fyxoom|Fyxoomian]] composer.
 
'''Rewhd Avnín Sgutsitn''' ([rɛwht avˈnin ˈskytsitɬ] fT 2236 – fT 2316 (aged 80)) was an [[Verse:Tricin/Fyxám|Fyxámian]] composer.
 
==Traits==
*Languages:
** [[Eevo]] (native speaker)
** [[Sfətsiv]] (knows a little, her grandparents spoke it)
** [[Windermere]] (non-native speaker)
** [[Tamil]] (can read)
 
==Historical backdrop==
===Music===
What composers had been there? What styles, textures and harmony had they used?


==Early life and education==
==Early life and education==
Sgutsitn was born in the city of [...] in Fyxám to a well-off family of Adutsib descent as the second of four children. Before they moved to Fyxám, her father, Avnín Sgutsitn (''Afətsidh Scütsił''), was chair of mathematics in the University of Flian who composed in his spare time. Her mother, ___ ___, was a classical ''ŋams'' player and music teacher. Her mother's brother, ___ ___, was a ''sewøðr'' player.
Þwhgad was born in the city of 'Onápaam in Sowaárp''í...


A precocious tomboy, early on Rewhd was taught mathematics and ''davr'' by her parents.  She started auditing music and math classes before she was 5. She was to a large extent self-taught in the boarding school math and music curriculum, seeking out math and music books to read in libraries, music to listen to, and instruments to learn to play. She was allowed to skip boarding school and to enroll in the University of Olltal in math at age 10 by taking an entrance exam. She was an exceptionally gifted student and graduated in mathematics with honors at age 16.
Around graduation, Þwhgad began to study with composers. In fT 2255 he participated in the regional composition competition ''Farca Cøøve'' and won first prize.


Around graduation, Sgutsitn began to study with composers such as Cosga Siva. In fT 2252 she participated in the composition competition ''Farca Dalóor'', but failed to win the prize. Three years later (fT 2255), on her second attempt she won the prize with another entry, ''[some cantata or mini-opera]''.
==Current life and work==
Þwhgad is currently a freelance composer. His main interest is imagining music in fictional cultures. Among the general public he is fairly well-known for his film and video game scores. Þwhgad's most iconic works include his (the sci-fi musical drama).


After winning ''Farca Dalóor'' Sgutsitn returned to the University of Olltal as a doctoral student in mathematics, and was awarded a doctorate for her dissertation ''Spectral Sequences'' (fT 2261) under the supervision of Zatsýr Lic. Afterwards, she abandoned research mathematics.
Þwhgad runs a blog on music and composition.


==Career==
==Discography==
Sgutsitn corresponded with a number of composers and musicians to exchange ideas about music. Those would inspire her to further develop the music theory at that time.
[Outsourcing.]
 
*An opera is based on ''Dobot'och'', a popular sci-fi series about a sentient race with a biological caste system. (premise stolen from Amenta)
[Pre-computer logistics?]
*An opera based on the life of a fictional Ramanujan figure.
 
==Later life==
In fT 2300 (aged 63), Sgutsitn retired from her academic career and secluded herself, intending to focus solely on composition. She lived in a house in Sŋooron until she died of a stroke in fT 2316 (aged 80).
 
==Compositions==
Sgutsitn’s compositions, many of them commissioned, number about 100 works in total. Many of her works are chamber music and songs.
 
Sgutsitn could only compose at a limited pace during her academic career. Much of her œuvre comes from after she retired and was only published after her death.
 
(Many of her “high-level” tempo markings and staff directions are in her native Eevo – while “low-level” ones such as dynamics markings remain in Windermere.)
 
Sgutsitn's works often use regular temperaments, in addition to works that use just intonation as in traditional Etalocian music. She also authored a classic textbook on regular temperaments, though she herself did not invent the notion.
 
==Mathematical output==
Sgutsitn contributed to number theory, algebraic geometry and algebraic topology. (10 bullet points max)
 
*sheaves and sheaf cohomology
 
==Bibliography==


==Personal life==
==Personal life==
A lesbian, Sgutsitn never married a man or had children. She had a handful of female lovers.
Þwhgad currently lives with Mavor Heðrys, an artist and architect.
 
Family members:
*Osri Sgutsitn (older sister) - applied mathematician
*Yzich Sgutsitn (younger sister) - an artist


[[Category:Tricin]][[Category:Historical figures]]
[[Category:Tricin]][[Category:Composers]]
[[Category:Fyxoomians]]

Latest revision as of 19:47, 25 January 2023

Segin Þwhgad (born fT 2438; aged 37) is a Sowaár-born Fyxoomian composer.

Early life and education

Þwhgad was born in the city of 'Onápaam in Sowaárpí...

Around graduation, Þwhgad began to study with composers. In fT 2255 he participated in the regional composition competition Farca Cøøve and won first prize.

Current life and work

Þwhgad is currently a freelance composer. His main interest is imagining music in fictional cultures. Among the general public he is fairly well-known for his film and video game scores. Þwhgad's most iconic works include his (the sci-fi musical drama).

Þwhgad runs a blog on music and composition.

Discography

[Outsourcing.]

  • An opera is based on Dobot'och, a popular sci-fi series about a sentient race with a biological caste system. (premise stolen from Amenta)
  • An opera based on the life of a fictional Ramanujan figure.

Personal life

Þwhgad currently lives with Mavor Heðrys, an artist and architect.

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