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In 2018-2019, two new one-act operas will have their premieres: Thriver, at Palm Springs Opera Guild, and Seven Woods and A Van, at the Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre. Additional shorter operas this year include Birthday Clown at the Savannah Voice Festival. Michael is Music Director of Amarillo Opera, Composer-in-Residence at Savannah Voice Festival, and Opera consultant at EC Schirmer.
The Composer Sinfonietta is a community-based model for contemporary music creation consisting of composers/performers who join to write and perform new music for the chamber orchestra formation, including winds, brass, strings, piano, and percussion. Come hear newly written works composed and performed by Berklee College of Music students. Directed by Richard Carrick.
The Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra commissioned UCF Music Professor and internationally award-winning composer Sung to create a piece for its 54th season finale concert and silent auction on Sunday, May 15.
Amy Rosine, associate professor in the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance, performed music commissioned from composer Gwyneth Walker at the Central Regional Conference of the College Music Society in Omaha, Nebraska, on March 2.
Rosine is a member of the Sorores Duo, a soprano and clarinet duet group, that commissioned two song cycles from Walker: "Emily! (from New England)," set to the poetry of Emily Dickenson; and "No Ordinary Woman!" to the poetry of African American poet Lucille Clifton. "Emily!" premiered at K-State on March 21 at the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance gala of the composer's works, and "No Ordinary Woman!" will premiere in June at the International Clarinet Conference in Reno, Nevada.
Cora Cooper, professor of violin and viola at Kansas State University, will give the Kansas premiere of composer Stephanie Ann Boyd's new work for violin and piano "Amerigo" this year as part of the 50 State Sonata Project. This project is a co-commission involving one violinist in every state, and is Part I of a two-year project celebrating the life and work of John Kendall, a pedagogue who helped to bring the Suzuki teaching method to America.
As a performer, Cooper has recorded for NAXOS American Classics and played with the Vermont, Austin, and Tallahassee Symphonies, and the Atlanta Baroque Orchestra. Research on music by women composers led to multiple performances at the Festival of Women Composers at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and lectures in the U.S. and England. Published editions include the four-volume Violin Music by Women: A Graded Anthology, Easy and Progressive Violin Duets by Josephine Trott, Six Duettos by Joseph Gehot, and Six Duettos for Two Violins by Maddalena Lombardini-Sirmen.
Lyric Opera, in cooperation with the Northwestern University Theater and Interpretation Center, will present the world premiere of a new opera by Lyric resident composer William Neil June 6 at Cahn Auditorium in Evanston.
The new opera is being presented before an invited audience that is expected to include composers, critics, music educators and other interested persons. For further information, call the Lyric Opera Center at 332-2244.
Anyone with even a passing acquaintance with the increasingly rich new music scene here knows Kaiser, the composer-musician, who devises elaborate, adventurous and sometimes zany pieces for both conventional and electronic instruments. They know Kaiser, the implementer, who has arranged New Music concerts--including several recent performances in the Performance Studio of the Livery Arts Center.
As ambitious and lateral-thinking as composers can get with their grand designs, pragmatism always rears its head when it comes down to actually getting new music heard. Kaiser points to the sage advice of John Rapson, his professor at Westmont College.
Seventeen student composers premiered new electronic and acoustic works at the annual Charles Shackford Memorial Student Composers Concert Dec. 10. The pieces, performed by music students and well received by a captive audiences, were developed under the mentorship of Art Kreiger, the Sylvia Pasternack Marx Professor of Music and a celebrated composer who has performed worldwide.
NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS - "An Evening Storm," a musical composition by 16-year-old Timothy Dow of Huntington, a student in the Stephen F. Austin State University's Music Preparatory Division, will be premiered by the Austin Symphony Orchestra in a special concert at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 3, in Dell Hall in the Long Center for the Performing Arts, Austin.
"Timothy is not only a very talented cellist, but also a very gifted composer, as well," Raychev said. "I certainly am very proud of Timothy, and I know that my feelings are shared by all who know him."
"Timothy teaches himself to compose much the same way Benjamin Franklin taught himself to write," Diana Dow said. "He listens to the music, he studies the score, and then he applies some new thing he learned from that composer to his next piece. He spends a lot of time playing with new ideas on the piano, and then he'll spend a lot of time on the computer elaborating on what he was playing on the piano."
"This concert will premiere the Top 10 entries and is a wonderful addition to the ASO education programs. It is difficult for young composers to have their composition played by a professional orchestra. It is our hope that the ASO's Young Composers Competition and Texas Young Composers Concert will continue to encourage young Texas composers and nurture future masterpieces."
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