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Sierra & Stubblefield: Barge Music Presents

For the 2022 Labor Day Holiday weekend, Barge Music – located in Brooklyn, NY – presents pianist Marc Peloquin in the premiere of new works by composers Roberto Sierra and Roger Stubblefield. Peloquin performs Sierra’s Sonata No. 9, and will also be joined by mezzo-soprano Sophie Delphis to premiere Stubblefield’s Reveries, Opus 25. Concerts will […]

Filed Under: Composers, Roberto Sierra, SMD Composers Tagged With: American composer, piano, premiere, Roberto Sierra, Roger Stubblefield, vocal music

Moravec: Sanctuary Road at Chautauqua

“Even if it costs you your life. Write it. Write…Every word. Every detail…Write it down…Write. Record. Recount. Chronicle. Write.” — William Still, The Underground Railroad Records On August 18, 2022, Paul Moravec’s lauded oratorio Santuary Road — written in collaboration with librettist Mark Campbell — will be presented at the Chautauqua Institute (in western New […]

Filed Under: Composers, New & Noteworthy, News Archives, Paul Moravec Tagged With: American composer, Choral music, oratorio, Paul Moravec

Moravec: “Japan Songs” on Stage

From the screen to the stage! On June 12, 2022, Kyo-Shin-An Arts presents the premiere of Paul Moravec’s newest chamber vocal work Eight Thousand Spears, as part of its “Japan Songs” concert at the Tenri Cultural Institute in New York City. Commissioned by Kyo-Shin-An as part of its “Japan Songs” collection, Moravec’s work is scored […]

Filed Under: Composers, New & Noteworthy, News Archives, Paul Moravec Tagged With: Chamber Music, Moravec, piano trio, soprano, vocal music

Locklair: Sing to the World

“Caritas A Cappella Ensemble of Charlotte, NC is preparing Dan Locklair’s new work, Sing to the World: A Choral Cycle in Five Movements in Celebration of Music, for its world premiere on Sunday, May 15, 2022.” And so, music director Cathy Youngblood introduces us to the composer’s latest choral work which she will conduct at […]

Filed Under: Composers, Dan Locklair, New & Noteworthy, News Archives Tagged With: American composer, Choral music, Locklair, world premiere

Sierra: “Una Niña Valiente”

On May 5 and 7, 2022, the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra presents the world premiere of Roberto Sierra’s Concierto para Violín y Orquesta “a la memoria de una niña valiente.” Music director Andreas Delfs leads the performances at The Eastman Theatre’s Kodak Hall, which feature the orchestra’s concertmaster Juliana Athayde as soloist. A subsequent performance takes […]

Filed Under: Composers, New & Noteworthy, News Archives, Roberto Sierra Tagged With: American composer, concerto, orchestral music, Roberto Sierra, violin, world premiere

Kander: Wonderfully Technical & Performative

“I am spectacularly grateful to Katy for premiering Rahassya!” — Susan Kander On April 9, 2022, Susan Kander’s newest vocal work Rahassya will be premiered by mezzo-soprano Katherine Pracht-Phares at Bowling Green State University’s Bryan Hall (Ohio). Joining Pracht-Phares are percussionists Nick Fox on vibraphone and David Esselburn on marimba. The 20-minute work is based […]

Filed Under: Composers, New & Noteworthy, News Archives, Susan Kander Tagged With: American composer, American music, Chamber Music, Susan Kander, vocal music, world premiere

Moravec: The Shining Comes to Colorado

“It is such an honor to finally present Paul Moravec and Mark Campbell’s [opera] The Shining.” On the eve of Opera Colorado’s regional premiere of the work, Greg Carpenter — General & Artistic Director — invites us to learn more about the company’s upcoming production which runs from February 26 through March 6 at the […]

Filed Under: Composers, New & Noteworthy, News Archives, Paul Moravec Tagged With: American composer, American music, Moravec, premiere, The Shining opera

Galbraith: Composer’s Corner Q & A

Today’s edition of “Composer’s Corner” features Nancy Galbraith — composer, performer, educator, lecturer, and clinician. The Pittsburgh-native’s large body of music has been performed in the United States, Europe, and South America. Her rich harmonic textures, rhythmic vitality, emotional depth, and wide range of expression have been described by critics as “impressive,” “reflective,” “formidable” “rewarding,” […]

Filed Under: Composers, Nancy Galbraith, New & Noteworthy, News Archives Tagged With: American composer, American music, Galbraith, women in music

Abels: At War With Ourselves

“I’ve said before that I want to create bulletproof music.” And so David Harrington, founder and artistic director of the San Francisco-based Kronos Quartet, shares his vision into the ensemble’s latest commissioned work — At War With Ourselves. Composed by Michael Abels, the evening-length work is scored for narrator, string quartet and chorus, and features […]

Filed Under: Calendar, Michael Abels, New & Noteworthy, News Archives Tagged With: Abels, Black Composer, Chamber Music, Choral music, narrator, string quartet, world premiere

Sierra: PIEZAS SUELTAS NO. 6 *New York Premiere*

Concert: Sierra: PIEZAS SUELTAS NO. 6 *New York Premiere* Start Time: 00:00:00 Date: 2021-10-12 End Time: 00:00:00 Location: Matthew Culbertson, piano Link: https://www.matthewculbertsonmusic.com/events/new-york-debut-recital Concert Information: Revelation Gallery St. John’s in the Village New York, NY

Filed Under: Calendar, Roberto Sierra Tagged With: Chamber Music, Hispanic composer, New York premiere, piano, Roberto Sierra

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