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'''Rhooc Avniin Askuucis''' ([[Anvirese]]: [roːts əvˈniːn əˈskuːtsis] fT 1136 – fT 1200 (aged 64)) was an [[Verse:Tricin/Anvir|Anvirese]] composer and music theorist of the Talman Romantic period.

need Anvirese literature

** (Pretty archaic) [[Anvirese]] (native speaker)

Askuucis was born in the city of [???], [[Verse:Tricin/Anvir|Anvir]] to a family of Sfətsiv descent as the second of three children. Her father was the physicist and composer Avnin Ăłeaw, who was professor of physics in the University of [???]. Her mother, Χwava Askuucis (adapted from Sfətsiv ''scwutsis''), was a classical ''ŋams'' player and music teacher. Her mother's brother, Mugiv Ytxudhe, was a ''jogóm'' player.

A child prodigy, Rhooc was taught ''ngams'' and math from a young age. She started auditing music and math classes before she was 5. She was allowed to skip boarding school and to enroll in the University of Flian in math at age 10 by taking an entrance exam. She was an exceptionally gifted student and graduated in mathematics and music with honors at age 16 (fT 2052). She then studied composition and instrumentation with a number of composers.

In fT 1156 Askuucis returned as a doctoral student in mathematics to [???] University, where she specialized in combinatorics and number theory. Under the supervision of Esngoa rith Mnang, Askuucis was awarded a doctorate for her dissertation in fT 1161.

Shortly after receiving her doctorate, Askuucis started corresponding with a number of Anvirese and Windermere composers, musicians and theorists to exchange ideas about music. Much of her theoretical work took place within these letters.

In fT 1176, an academic took notice of Askuucis's work and invited her to serve in the University of Kadaam Saree as a professor of music. She accepted the offer and would continue to teach there for 14 years. Among her students were several notable Talman composers and popular musicians.

In fT 1190, Askuucis retired from her academic post and secluded herself, intending to focus solely on composition. She lived in a house in Saŋooraan until she died of a stroke in fT 1200.-->

*Cross sets (Askuucis generally preferred larger ones)

<!--In a composition, Askuucis would often first use more familiar ideas, and then introduce her own innovations.-->

*Pieces for the unaccompanied ''ðavr''

A lesbian, Askuucis never had children. She had a few female lovers throughout her life.

*Osri Askuucis (older sister) - music teacher

*Yzich Askuucis (younger sister)