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7th Annual Festival of Contemporary Music - selections
Here is the list of composers and pieces selected for the 7th Annual Festival of Contemporary Music. Congratulations to all of the selected composers. We look forward to meeting you at the Festival!
Please note: this list is in alphabetical order and not concert order. More details about the concert will be posted as they are made available.
Concert #1 – August 8, 2009
John Bilotta –
Yeats Songs
for baritone and piano
Moon Young Ha –
Sign
for clarinet
Sarah Horick –
Equipoise
for flute and vibraphone
Nikolas Allen Jeleniauskas –
Hadron
for stereo digital audio media
Leonard Mark Lewis –
Piano Etudes
for piano
Gregory Mertl
–
A Seeker's Song
for guitar
Paul Oehlers –
Phreximus
for stereo digital audio media
Jamie Leigh Sampson –
Frozen Landscape
for bassoon
Greg Steinke
–
Four Desultory Episodes
for oboe and tape
Chih-Chen Wei –
Between Streams and Hills
for piano
Concert #2 – August 22, 2009
Brian Bice –
Glimpses of the Moon
for violin
Christopher Gainey –
Flowing Through
for guitar quartet
Anthony Green –
G. Profundis
for violin/castanets & piano/theremin
Kerrith Livengood –
Six Stephen Crane Songs
for tenor, clarinet, violin, cello and piano
Paul Lombardi –
Segue
for alto saxophone
Alex Miller –
Actions & Resonances
for piano
Heather Morris –
Masquerade
for flute and piano
James Romig –
Piano Sonata
for piano
Stephen Yip –
Sunflower
for trombone
Free Downloads will continue
Beginning March 1, 2009 the free downloads will continue on New Music Forum. Every 2 months we will offer a new selection of music for download.
UPDATE: 2/20/09
- The scores for
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
and
Lines in the Sand
are now available for download.
These downloads are under copyright and are for personal and private use only. We are offering these downloads in an effort to help further awareness of contemporary classical music.
Any questions should be directed through the feedback form located on the left side of this page.
Thank you,
Brian Bice
Links to downloads:
Lines in the Sand - Score
Lines in the Sand: I. Jagged
Lines in the Sand: II. Blurred
Lines in the Sand: III. Final
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow - Score
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow: Ia. Yesterday - Prelude
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow: Ib. Yesterday - Fugue
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow: II. Today - Fantasy
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow: III. Tomorrow - Extensions
Latest Articles and Reviews
Next review coming soon
October 4, 2008
Hilary Hahn - Schoenberg and Sibelius Review
Hilary Hahn’s latest recording is one that is not to be missed. The Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Esa-Pekka Salonen joins her on this recording. Ms. Hahn makes a seemingly unlikely pairing of two concertos by two major composers of the early 20th Century. Arnold Schoenberg and Jean Sibelius. They are two of the more diametrically opposed composers from the first half of the 20th Century. However, upon listening to these works and learning more about how these pieces came to be, the pairing may actually be a logical choice.
To read the whole review and see the rating check out the album reviews section.
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