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Performance of Suite from A New Eaarth for choir and piano with the SUNY Cortland Choral Union, Stephen B. Wilson, director.
Staten Island premiere of Crossing The Hudson for soprano, baritone and piano, text by Mark Campbell, Marnie Breckenridge, soprano, Sidney Outlaw, baritone, and Jocelyn Dueck, piano. Commissioned by the 5 Boroughs Music Festival. This work will be included on the upcoming Five Borough Songbook, Volume II.
Performance of Stealing Thunder with the Central Michigan University Percussion Ensemble's opening concert of the season, David Hall, Director. This concert is free and open to the public.
Sybarite5 gives the NYC premiere of I See You (string quintet version) at National Sawdust, as part of a joint concert with American Modern Ensemble.
Shine performed by the American Brass Quintet. Repertoire will include Consort Music of Elizabethan and Jacobean England, including works by Morley, Dowland, Simpson, Wilbye, and Brade; and selections by Eric Ewazen, Anton Simon, and Robert Paterson.
Shine performed by the American Brass Quintet. Repertoire will include Consort Music of Elizabethan and Jacobean England, including works by Morley, Dowland, Simpson, Wilbye, and Brade; and selections by Eric Ewazen, Anton Simon, and Robert Paterson.
Performances of Eternal Reflections and The Essence of Gravity by The Esoterics on this program entitled GRAVITAS: Investigating gravity.
Performances of Eternal Reflections and The Essence of Gravity by The Esoterics on this program entitled GRAVITAS: Investigating gravity.
Performances of Eternal Reflections and The Essence of Gravity by The Esoterics on this program entitled GRAVITAS: Investigating gravity.
Performance of Scorpion Tales for two harps by Duo Scorpio, Kathryn Andrews and Kristi shade, harps. This event made possible by a grant from the American Harp Society.
Staten Island premiere of Crossing The Hudson for soprano, baritone and piano, text by Mark Campbell, Marnie Breckenridge, soprano, Sidney Outlaw, baritone, and Jocelyn Dueck, piano. Commissioned by the 5 Boroughs Music Festival. This work will be included on the upcoming Five Borough Songbook, Volume II.
Staten Island premiere of Crossing The Hudson for soprano, baritone and piano, text by Mark Campbell, Marnie Breckenridge, soprano, Sidney Outlaw, baritone, and Jocelyn Dueck, piano. Commissioned by the 5 Boroughs Music Festival. This work will be included on the upcoming Five Borough Songbook, Volume II.
Maine premiere of Moon Trio for piano trio at the Atlantic Music Festival.
Three playful one-acts uncover some very private behavior with wit, poignance, and sparkling music! (Think Sex and the City meets The Twilight Zone.) THE COMPANION, SAFE WORD, and MASQUERADE explore the future of love, sex, and need with a clever balance of humor and drama. Their contemporary characters collide at the intersection of power and desire to reveal the true longings of the human heart, and the score is beguilingly melodic and every bit as complex as they are. Sexy, funny, and a little bit naughty, THREE WAY is a surprising theatrical experience you won’t want to miss!
Three playful one-acts uncover some very private behavior with wit, poignance, and sparkling music! (Think Sex and the City meets The Twilight Zone.) THE COMPANION, SAFE WORD, and MASQUERADE explore the future of love, sex, and need with a clever balance of humor and drama. Their contemporary characters collide at the intersection of power and desire to reveal the true longings of the human heart, and the score is beguilingly melodic and every bit as complex as they are. Sexy, funny, and a little bit naughty, THREE WAY is a surprising theatrical experience you won’t want to miss!
Three playful one-acts uncover some very private behavior with wit, poignance, and sparkling music! (Think Sex and the City meets The Twilight Zone.) THE COMPANION, SAFE WORD, and MASQUERADE explore the future of love, sex, and need with a clever balance of humor and drama. Their contemporary characters collide at the intersection of power and desire to reveal the true longings of the human heart, and the score is beguilingly melodic and every bit as complex as they are. Sexy, funny, and a little bit naughty, THREE WAY is a surprising theatrical experience you won’t want to miss!
Three playful one-acts uncover some very private behavior with wit, poignance, and sparkling music! (Think Sex and the City meets The Twilight Zone.) THE COMPANION, SAFE WORD, and MASQUERADE explore the future of love, sex, and need with a clever balance of humor and drama. Their contemporary characters collide at the intersection of power and desire to reveal the true longings of the human heart, and the score is beguilingly melodic and every bit as complex as they are. Sexy, funny, and a little bit naughty, THREE WAY is a surprising theatrical experience you won’t want to miss!
Vermont Symphonic Winds will give the Vermont premiere of Firecracker Alley during the grand opening of the Highland Center for the Arts, a brand new arts venue in Greensboro, VT. Exact time TBD.
Performance of The Book of Goddesses, featuring Becca Schaefer, Catherine Flinchum, and Kyle Hughes.
The New Amsterdam Singers, founded and directed by Clara Longstreth, will give the New York premiere of Life is But a Dream.
World premiere of Binary Hearts for solo marimba, Micheal Barnes, marimba, at the National Conference on Percussion Pedagogy. This work was commissioned by Micheal Barnes.
Makoto Nakura performs Forest Shadows for solo marimba on this program at Kitano Garden, Kobe, Japan.
American Modern Ensemble performs In Real Life, a song cycle about online dating with text by David Cote, Marnie Breckenridge, soprano, and selected arias from Three Way, a trio of comic operas about craving and connection, libretto by David Cote, to be premiered by Nashville Opera and also performed at BAM, June 15-18, 2017. (Photo Credit: Ricardo Birnbaum)
Gregory Lyons and Dr. Trevor Davis perform Tongue and Groove (four-mallet version) for Alto Sax and Marimba.
Makoto Nakura performs Forest Shadows for solo marimba on this program at Kitano Garden, Kobe, Japan.
Discussion with composers at the University of Colorado Boulder.
Convocation lecture addressing the student body on managing a career in music and also demonstrating selected recent works, including Stealing Thunder with the Lamont Percussion Ensemble, directed by John Kinzie.
Discussion and demonstration of works with composers from the University of Denver Lamont School of Music.
Baltimore premiere of Ghost Theater with the Peabody Modern Orchestra (PMO), Dr. Harlan D. Parker, conductor.
