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| Rain Worthington awarded First Place in the Anton Stadler Composition Competition | |
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Rain Worthington's composition, Afternoon Reflections won First Place in the Anton Stadler Composition Competition in the Unaccompanied Basset Clarinet category. http://www.marcbnaylor.com/Anton-Stadler-2.html The piece is scheduled to be performed in a 2011 concert by virtuoso clarinetist, Mark B. Naylor.
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| Eternal Evolution, a new CD of chamber music by Judith Lang Zaimont | |
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Eternal Evolution, a new CD of chamber music by Judith Lang Zaimont has been released on the Navona Records label (NV5846). Featured works are her String Quartet - The Figure”, Zones – Piano Trio No. 2, Astral…a mirror life on the astral plane...for solo viola and Serenade for piano trio.
Performers are the Harlem Quartet (Ilmar Gavilan and Melissa White, violins, Juan-Miguel Hernandez, viola and Paul Wiancko, cello) and pianist Awadagin Pratt. More about the CD at http://navonarecords.com/
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| Music by Marilyn Bliss | |
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Marilyn Bliss' piece for flute and cello, "Blue Dawn," will be played on Sunday evening, April 10th at 7:30pm in Leonia, New Jersey, by the Leonia Chamber Musicians.
Location Also on the program will be Louise Farrenc's Nonet, Clara Schumann's Trio for violin, cello, and piano, and Madeline Dring's Trio for flute, oboe, and piano. Leonia is across the George Washington Bridge, near Fort Lee.
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| Music by 2011 Eastman Festival Composer-in-Residence, Hilary Tann | |
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Thursday, April 7, 2011 at 8 pm The Eastman Women In Music Festival On Tour Emerson Hall Taylor Music Center Union College Schenectady, NY Twenty-seven accomplished performers onstage with an exciting program of contemporary pieces -- featuring lyrical chamber music, dazzling marimba, and soloist Chien-Kwan Lin performing the saxophone concerto, Shakkei, inspired by Japanese gardens by this year’s Festival Composer-in-Residence, Hilary Tann.
Program: Admission is Free
For more information, visit: http://www.union.edu/academic_depts/music/upcoming_events.php
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| Wendy Griffiths' Changing Modes Benefit for Japan April 7th at the Knitting Factory | |
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Changing Modes will play a benefit show at the Knitting Factory on Thursday, April 7th at 8:30 pm and will donate our earning to the American Red Cross - Japan Earthquake and Pacific Tsunami. The band will be joined by a trumpet section for this special show, and will have a couple of brand new songs
Thursday, April 7th, 2011
All Ages Show
Buy Tickets at
Changing Modes will donate their earning from this performance to the American Red Cross - Japan Earthquake and Pacific Tsunami. PLEASE PURCHASE TICKETS FOR CHANGING MODES.
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| Music by Alla Borzova | |
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Alla Borzova's Scherzo performed by clarinetist Alan Kay and pianist Stephen Gosling at Merkin Concert Hall, April 6 Alla Borzova's Scherzo for clarinet and piano will be performed by the two brilliant musicians: clarinetist Alan Kay and pianist Stephen Gosling. The concert includes works by Martin Boykan, Brian Fennely, Louis Karchin, Wayne Peterson, and Bernard Rands.
April 6, 2011 at 8 pm | |
| Music of Debra Kaye | |
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Tuesday, April 5th, 2011, 8pm New York Composer's Circle Concert Saint Peter's Church - Citigroup Center 619 Lexington Ave. at 54th St. New York, NY Debra Kaye's piano trio - Finding Accord (2006) in performance by the Beehive Trio (Amy Kimball, violin; Arthur Cook, cello; Marcia Eckert, piano) The three voices of the piano trio go in and out of agreement, as they seek accord.
The PROGRAM also includes: Michael Laderman, flute; Keve Wilson, oboe; Lis Rubard, horn, Adam Berkowitz & Vasko Dukovski, clarinet; Timothy Emerson & Edward Zeigman, bassoon, Javier Oviedo, saxophone, Cesar Vuksic & Nina Yenik, piano.
Suggested Donation $20 – Students Free
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| Alto Saxophone music by Faye-Ellen Silverman | |
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Javier Oviedo performs Faye-Ellen Silverman's "Interval Untamed: Five Miniatures" for alto saxophone
3rd Annual Salon Music in the Afternoon
Paul Linkletter, tenor
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| Music by Joelle Wallach | |
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Flute Music by Joelle Wallach Performed by Duo Caramaba on March 30 at Interchurch Center in Manhattan Composer Joelle Wallach’s A Wreath of Silver Birds, a suite for solo flute will be performed by Carla Auld as part of the Duo Caramba concert. Wednesday, March 30 – 12 noon at the Interchurch Center, 475 Riverside Drive in Manhattan. The piece was written in 1995 for the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts in honor of their new gazebo and premiered in July of that year. It was also written to celebrate Otto Luening’s 95 birthday. Other composers on the program are Katherine Hoover, Libby Larson and Tania Leon. Duo Caramba consists of Ms. Auld and guitarist Ana Maria Rosado. Visit them online at http://epresskitz.com/kit.php?p=bio&u=1657.
For more about this March Women’s History Month concert, call 212-870-2200 or visit http://www.interchurch-center.org/node/224.
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| Concert of Organ Music by Women Composers | |
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Wednesday, March 30 at 8:00 PM - Organist and composer Barbara Harbach at St. John's Episcopal Church, 139 St. John’s Place in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Music by Fanny Mendelssohn, Hilary Tann, Sharon J. Willis, Elizabeth R. Austin, Sarah Meneely-Kyder and Elizabeth Stirling. Ms. Harbach will also perform several of her original works and arrangements. Admission to the Women’s Work 2011 concerts is $15 general, $10 for students and seniors, with tickets available at the door starting at 7:30 PM. This will be the premiere of Elizabeth R. Austin's "Wachet auf....der Morgenstern" for organ solo.
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| Women's Work Concerts hosted by Beth Anderson | |
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Women’s Work will present three concerts on their 2011 series. The concerts, hosted by Beth Anderson, will explore solo instrumental, vocal and organ music by prominent contemporary and historic women composers from the Americas and Europe. Thursday, March 10 at 8:00 PM - Multi-instrumentalist Demetrius Spaneas and special guests at the Renee Weiler Concert Hall of Greenwich House Music School, 46 Barrow Street, Manhattan (between Seventh Avenue South and Bedford St.). Music by Carol Alban, Beth Anderson, Denise Broadhurst, Alexandra Gardner, Lynn Job, Jill Miller-Thorn, Molly Thompson, Joan Tower and Judith Lang Zaimont. Several of the composers will speak before the performances of their works. Thursday, March 24 at 8:00 PM – Soprano Eileen Strempel, with pianist Gilya Hodos, presenting Love, Lust and Longing in Poetry and Song at the Renee Weiler Concert Hall of Greenwich House Music School, 46 Barrow Street, Manhattan (between Seventh Avenue South and Bedford St.). Songs from Pauline Viardot-Garcia, Lori Laitman, Elisenda Fábregas, Libby Larsen, Judith Cloud, Amanda Harberg, Christine Donkin, Regina Harris Baiocchi, Jocelyn Hagen and Lita Greir. Again, several of the composers will speak before the performances of their works. Wednesday, March 30 at 8:00 PM - Organist and composer Barbara Harbach at St. John's Episcopal Church, 139 St. John’s Place in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Music by Fanny Mendelssohn, Hilary Tann, Sharon J. Willis, Elizabeth R. Austin, Sarah Meneely-Kyder and Elizabeth Stirling. Ms. Harbach will also perform several of her original works and arrangements. Admission to the Women’s Work 2011 concerts is $15 general, $10 for students and seniors, with tickets available at the door starting at 7:30 PM. For more information, contact Women’s Work at 516-586-3433 or visit their MySpace page at http://www.myspace.com/womenswork. Programs are subject to change. Join the Women's Work Facebook page at Funding for Women’s Work 2011 comes through the generosity of many individual supporters.
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| Songs by Beth Anderson and Sarah Meneely-Kyder in the Hartford Women Composers Festival | |
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Singers abound on Sunday, March 27th, in this celebration of vocal music! Come hear Hartt Community Division Voice Faculty Nancy Anderson, Susan Mardinly, Adrienne Milics, Sarah Comfort-Reed, Jason Stammen and Jack Pott perform an extensive program of women's music. Treat yourself to an evening of song and the largest historical span of repertoire covered by this year's concerts! Featured are works by Beth Anderson, Sarah Meneely-Kyder, Libby Larsen, Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel, Clara Schumann, Dale Trombore, and Hartt alumna Gwyneth Walker. Admission to this concert is free. Concert starts at 5:00pm. Come early to grab your seat! For more information go to www.womencomposersfestivalhartford.com or email us at info@womencomposersfestivalhartford.com. Co-sponsored by The Hartt School Community Division and the Women's Education and Leadership Fund.
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| Victoria Bond NY Philharmonic Pre Concert Talks | |
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Thu, March 24, 6:30pm Fri, March 25, 1:00pm Sat, March 26, 7:00pm Haydn Symphony No. 8, Le Soir; Bartok Piano Concerto No. 1; Ligeti Clocks and Clouds; Bartok Suite from the Miraculous Mandarin
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| Hilary Tann, Composer-in-Residence for the 2011 Eastman Women in Music Festival, March 21-25 | |
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The Women in Music Festival is proud to welcome Hilary Tann as its guest Composer-in-Residence for 2011. A special "Tann-retrospective" evening concert of her works will be held on Monday, March 21 at 8 pm in the Downtown Presbyterian Church. This concert will feature the world premiere of "Exultet Terra" for antiphonal choirs and double-reed quintet, as well as chamber works, including the concerto “Shakkei” featuring saxophonist Chien-Kwan Lin. Growing up in South Wales, the composer developed a love of nature which has inspired all her music. "Exultet Terra," subtitled "Among Thy Trees," invites the audience to consider the beauty, peace, and joy of the pastoral world. Hilary Tann, who is the John Howard Payne Professor of Music at Union College in Schenectady, will be in Rochester for the four-day residency, which will include open rehearsals and coachings, school presentations, a Neilly series lecture, and a lecture-presentation at the Eastman School of Music. Other concert programs featuring Tann’s music will be performed at the "Women in Music Festival Tour" preview concert March 24, and a Sinfonietta Cordancia concert on Friday, March 25, with oboist Kathleen Suher performing the “Shakkei” concerto. The Seventh Annual Eastman Women in Music Festival concerts and events are free and open to the public. The week-long festival, March 21- March 25, is a celebration of the contributions of women to all aspects of music. Under the Artistic Direction of Sylvie Beaudette, the festival has grown to include film, daily noontime concerts with poetry readings, evening choral and orchestral concerts, and a festival tour. Previous years have featured Tania Leon, Nancy Van de Vate, Judith Lang Zaimont, and Emma Lou Diemer.
Full details of all Women in Music Festival events are online at http://www.esm.rochester.edu/wmf.
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| "Women in Music Festival Tour" Preview Concert | |
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Thursday, March 24, 2011 at 8 pm Wilmot Hall, Nazareth College PROGRAM Michaela Eremiasova: Emblems for large chamber ensemble, featuring violinist Anyango Davenport Kristen Shire McGuire: Colors of Earth and Sea for marimba, featuring Kristen Shire McGuire Johanna Eränkö: Caprice Finnois for solo violin, featuring Sini Virtanen Imogene Holst: The Fall of the Leaf for solo cello, featuring Andrew Barnhart Judith Lang Zaimont: Astral for solo violin, featuring Anyango Davenport Hilary Tann: Nothing Forgotten for piano trio Hilary Tann: Shakkei concerto for saxophone & small orchestra, featuring saxophonist Chien-Kwan Lin Wilmot Recital Hall on the campus of Nazareth College, 4245 East Avenue in Rochester, New York
For more information about the March 24 program, contact the Nazareth College Music Department at 585-389-2700 or visit http://www.naz.edu/events/march-2011/women-in-music-two
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| Judith Lang Zaimont March Composer of the Month on KPAC - Texas Public Radio | |
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Composer Judith Lang Zaimont is March Composer of the Month on KPAC - Texas Public Radio. This was announced in an article on their TPR Classical Blog - http://kpac883.blogspot.com/search?updated-max=2011-03-08T09%3A39%3A00-06%3A00&max-results=12.
The article includes a profile of the composer, a link to a John Clare interview with her (at http://audio.tpr.org/cs-zaimont.mp3) and videos of the World Premiere of her piano concerto, Solar Traveller with the Peabody Wind Ensemble, Dr. Harlan D. Parker conducting and soloist Timothy Hoft, filmed by John Clare in October 2009 on location in Baltimore, Maryland.
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| Celebrating the Music of 8 American Women Composers | |
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March 23, 2011, 7:30 pm Middletown Township Public Library 55 New Monmouth Road, Middletown, NJ 07748
Program:
http://mtpl.org/?q=node/344
Sponsored in part with Monmouth Conservatory of Music - NYWC Seed Money Grant
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| Premieres of music by Wendy Griffiths and Faye-Ellen Silverman - NYC | |
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Premieres of music by Wendy Griffiths and Faye-Ellen Silverman March 21, 2001 8pm Music Under Construction at Mannes The annual Music Under Construction concert this year features new music written for the excellent guitarist Francisco Roldan. The program includes premiers of works by Wendy Griffiths and Faye-Ellen Silverman.
Mannes College, The New School for Music | |
| Julie Mandel's song "Daybreak in Alabama" (poem Langston Hughes) will be performed in concert March 20. | |
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"A SALUTE TO BLACK HISTORY MONTH" A special concert featuring Natalya Simone singing Negro Spirituals – Arias from Porgy and Bess
Songs on African-American poetry by composers of the
Sunday, March 20, 2011 "Meet the Artists" reception follows the concert Park Avenue Presenters (PAP) and the Long Island Composers Alliance (LICA)
are proud to host this concert as part of the "Salute to Black History Month" | |
| HOVHANESS IN THE HIGHEST - A 100 YEAR CELEBRATION - | |
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Saturday, March 19, 2011 - 8pm at: Salon 33 33 Chestnut Street Princeton, NJ Marvin Rosen will perform solo works by Alan Hovhaness from 7 different decades plus 3 piano duets. Marvin will be joined by guest artist Jennifer Castellano in the piano duos.
For more information go to Lectures/Concerts page at
www.classicaldiscoveries.org
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| Faye-Ellen Silverman, the composer as performer | |
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Friday, March 18, 2011 8 pm "Music from Mt. San Angelo: A Celebration of the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts" Faye-Ellen Silverman will be performing the world premiere of her short new piano work, "Contrasts", commissioned for this concert by Phoenix Concerts. The concert is part of "Music from Mt. San Angelo: A Celebration of the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts". The concert has eight world premieres of works by VCCA fellows.
Phoenix Concerts series
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| Judi Silvano’s Cleome Quartet at LOCAL 269 | |
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Monday, MARCH 14 The Evolving Voice Vocal Series presents: Judi Silvano’s Cleome Quartet With Adam Kolker, sax John Hebert, bass Sasha Mogilavich, drums 8 pm – one set only** The Local 269 269 East Houston on Corner of Suffolk Street Subway F or V to 2nd Avenue (4 sets starting at 7 pm, Silvano Cleome at 8 pm, other artists tba) $10 per set at the door, 2 sets $15, all 4 sets $20 Silvano’s innovative use of the vocal instrument within a collaborative ensemble has led to an impressive body of work, 9 CD’s and over 45 compositions. For this concert she will feature originals from her acclaimed CLEOME CD. Expect improvisational collaborations with these 4 accomplished musicians together making some musical magic! For more info visit www.judisilvano.com The Evolving Voice Vocal Series is curated by Fay Victor and presented through Arts for Art Inc./RUCMA to promote Vocalists doing innovative work. Please support their vocal and/or instrumental concerts.
For schedule go www.visionfestival.org and click on Monday photo or www.thelocal269.com | |
| Music by Victoria Bond | |
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Victoria Bond - Three Performances in Three Days
March 11, 2011 7:30 pm
March 12, 2011 8:00 pm
March 13, 2011 1:00 pm | |
| Click, Flip, RUSH ~Reclaiming CLARITY in the Hyperlink Age, an eBook Co-Authored by Judith Lang Zaimont | |
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American composer Judith L. Zaimont is co-author, with Rachel Heller, of Click, Flip, RUSH ~Reclaiming CLARITY in the Hyperlink Age, a just-published eBook now available on Amazon.com, iBooks, iGoogle, Barnes & Noble, Borders, Kobo and for other eReaders. This compact handbook is a guide to smartly navigating life in today’s high-tech, high-speed era, and will assist anyone who feels at sea to recover poise and focus. It explores the forces reshaping the way we sift, analyze and retain information in our culture of high speed sound bites and media saturation. Peppered with quotations from noted authors, reporters and social commentators, it first decodes the issues and then offers crucial guides to readers for achieving control, and a fresh personal balance. Authors Judith L. Zaimont and Rachel Heller are acknowledged experts in education, journalism and the arts. They span two generations, and have addressed audiences around the world.
ISBN: 1611560675 More information at http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Click-Flip-RUSH-Reclaiming-CLARITY-in-the-Hyperlink-Age/Judith-Zaimont/e/2940012623928/?itm=5&USRI=Management%2c+Rush or http://www.borders.com/online/store/TitleDetail?sku=1611560675.
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| Mary Ann Joyce-Walter's songs performed March 6 by Sara Paar - Brooklyn, NY | |
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Sunday, March 6th at 3pm Soprano Sara Paar in Recital Performing songs by Mary Ann Joyce-Walter, Alexander Nohai-Seaman and Olivier Messiaen
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Accompanied by the incredible Catherine Miller, the recital will feature the works of two New York composers (Mary Ann Joyce-Walter and Alexander Nohai-Seaman), as well as a wonderful song cycle by the French composer, Olivier Messiaen. The music is lush, beautiful, and surprising. The recital will be held at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, located at 7420 4th Avenue in Brooklyn (between 75th and 74th Streets). The venue is easily accessible by subway (R train to 77th Street in Brooklyn).
There is a $10 suggested donation and the recital will be followed by a small reception.
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| Marie Incontrera selected as a winner of the Existential Pilot 2010 International Call for Scores | |
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Marie Incontrera was selected as one of the winners of the Existential Pilot 2010 International Call for Scores. Her composition "2 American Poems" will be performed on two separate concert occasions: March 3, 2011: University of Louisville 8:00PM
University of Louisville Comstock Concert Hall
March 5, 2011: Deagan Music 8:00PM | |
| Evening with Patricia Spencer | |
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Wednesday, March 02, 2011 8:00 pm CROSSING BORDERS: THE GLOBAL FLUTE AN EVENING WITH PATRICIA SPENCER New works from Stockhausen (US premiere), Korde (world premiere), Chen Yi, Georgescu (US premiere) and Musgrave’s modern classic Narcissus.
Samir Chatterjee, tabla
Merkin Concert Hall
Single tickets: $20 | |
| Julie Mandel's song in concert celebrating Black History Month | |
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A brand new song of Julie Mandel, written with a Langston Hughes poem as the lyrics, will be performed by a very fine soprano, Natalya Simone, at a concert celebrating Black History Month on February 20th. Concert: Salute to Black History Month – Natalya Simone,soprano
Sunday, February 20, 2011, 2PM Composers: Jay Anthony Gach, Herb Rothgarber (Co-Mgrs.) Hale Smith, Julie Mandel, Margaret Collins Stoop. Additionally, Natalya will be singing selections from the opera: Porgy and Bess. Suggested donation $10 | |
| Julie Mandel's music will be performed in Art of the Love Song | |
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Friday, February 11, 2011, 7:30 p.m. Long Island Composers Alliance presents Art of the Love Song The program will include Julie Mandel's song, Love is a Two-Part Invention.
Performers will be:
Steinway Piano Gallery Showroom | |
| Article on composer Elizabeth R. Austin in the online journal, SCOPE | |
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The new online journal, SCOPE, includes an article on Elizabeth R. Austin, entitled "Composer in waiting", written by Michael K. Slayton (released online Jan. 26, 2011). Here is the link: http://www.scope-mag.com/current-issue/ To get to the specific article, download the magazine (click on cover) and then scroll down to p. 22.
This magazine covers culture, politics, science, et al and I am honored to be a part of the first issue! The entire issue makes for fascinating reading.
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| North/South Chamber Orchestra premieres works by Dinos Constantinides, Sean Hickey, David Maves and Rain Worthington | |
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Sunday, February 6, 2011 at 3 PM The North/South Chamber Orchestra will premiere 4 works especially written for the occasion by Dinos Constantinides, Sean Hickey, David Maves and Rain Worthington. The concert takes place at Christ & St Stephen's Church (120 West 69th St), NYC. Admission is free.
Program
Max Lifchitz, conductor | |
| Elizabeth Austin and Marga Richter included in a new book – WOMEN OF INFLUENCE IN CONTEMPORARY MUSIC: NINE AMERICAN COMP | |
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WOMEN OF INFLUENCE IN CONTEMPORARY MUSIC: NINE AMERICAN COMPOSERS, edited by Michael Slayton Just been released by Scarecrow Press. It may be ordered online from http://www.scarecrowpress.com/Catalog/SingleBook.shtml?command=Search&db=%5EDB/CATALOG.db&eqSKUdata=0810877422
The result of many years of work, the book contains nine chapters that focus on nine current composers with different styles, methods, and attitudes -- including different experiences of second-wave and third-wave feminism in music. The book's visionary editor is a composer and associate professor of music theory at Vanderbilt University, in Nashville, Tennessee. Each chapter contains a biography and description of style, a personal interview, and (most significantly) an analysis of a significant work.
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| Music by Faye-Ellen Silverman | |
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Faye-Ellen Silverman's "Two Bagatelles" for piano Sunday, January 30, 1PM The Composers Voice Jan Hus Church 351 East 74th Street New York, NY This Sunday, January 30 at 1PM, Sophia Yan will be playing Faye-Ellen Silverman's "Two Bagatelles" for piano. This is the first concert of The Composers Voice 2011 series, held at the Jan Hus Church 351 East 74th Street New York, NY 10021. This FREE one hour concert also features music & performances by Jasmin Cowin, Douglas DaSilva, Robson dos Santos, Randall Eng, Caitlyn Phillips, Jimmy Pigott, Angela Scherrah, Gabe Straus, Theresa Thompson, Robert Voisey, Kai Watanabe, and Shelby Yamin. The Composers Voice is accepting donations of food & clothing for the Homeless Outreach & Advocacy Program.
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| Piano Music of Judith Lang Zaimont to Be Performed by Young Ah Tak | |
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New York, NY – The Florida premiere of American composer Judith Lang Zaimont’s Wizards – Three Magic Masters will be performed by pianist Young-Ah Tak as part of her concert on Monday, January 24 – 7:30 PM at First Presbyterian Church, 175 Lake Hollingsworth Drive in Lakeland, Florida. This concert is presented by Southeastern University. Wizards for solo piano in three movements, was commissioned for the November 2003 San Antonio International Piano Competition and was a required work for that competition, where it was given 12 premiere performances. It has been recorded by Young-Ah Tak for Albany Records - http://www.albanyrecords.com/index.html
For tickets and more information about the January 24 performance, call 863-669-4010 or visit http://www.seuniversity.edu/
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| Performances of Beth Anderson's songs | |
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Susan Mardinly will perform Beth Anderson's songs: Nightsong, Lullaby, Wynken Blinken and Nod, The Duel, Kilkenny Cats, The Tyger and Heh Diddle Diddle. January 20 for the Musical Club of Hartford, at 10am. Tickets are $5.
Another performance will be March 27 as part of the Hartford
Women Composers Festival.
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| NYWC featured in WNYC *STAR* Initiative. | |
NYWC has been selected for participation in WNYC's Salute The ARts Initiative (*STAR* Initiative). Each year, this program profiles 36 small cultural non-profit organizations in the New York Metropolitan area over a 12-month period, through on-air promotional announcements and a free presence on the WNYC website. NYWC will be highlighted as a featured organization on the website during a 28-day period between March 11th through April 8th. STAR. During this period NYWC will be mentioned in 28 30-second on-air promotional broadcast announcements, scheduled randomly on both WNYC AM & FM frequencies. After this active promotion period NYWC will be added to the list of participants on the website.
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