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POINTS OF DEPARTURE
United States Military Academy Band
West Chester University, PA |
| Fri, Mar. 12 2010 7:30 PM |
POINTS OF DEPARTURE
**WORLD PREMIERE**
United States Military Academy Band
Lt. Col. Timothy Holtan, conductor
Featuring SSG MaryKay Messenger, soprano
7:30pm Asplundh Hall, West Chester University
West Chester, Pennsylvania
http://wcubands.org/ECBDNA
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TIKTAALIK
Lawrence Conservatory Wind Ensemble
Appleton, WI |
| Sat, Feb. 20 2010 |
| Dr. Andrew Mast leads the Lawrence Conservatory Wind Ensemble in a Co-Commissioner's Premiere of TIKTAALIK. |
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POINTS OF DEPARTURE
United States Military Academy Band
Baylor University, Waco, TX |
| Wed, Feb. 17 2010 7:30 PM |
| Lt. Col. Timothy Holtan conducts the United States Military Academy Band in a "pre-premiere" of POINTS OF DEPARTURE, featuring soprano SSG MaryKay Messenger. |
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POINTS OF DEPARTURE
United States Military Academy Band
Midlothian, TX
Midlothian High School |
| Sun, Feb. 14 2010 3:30 PM |
| Lt. Col. Timothy Holtan conducts the United States Military Academy Band in a "pre-premiere" of POINTS OF DEPARTURE, featuring soprano SSG MaryKay Messenger. |
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SHOUTOUT
TMEA Clinic/Convention
San Antonio, TX
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center |
| Sat, Feb. 13 2010 8:30 PM |
| Dr. Gary Hill conducts the TMEA All-State Symphonic Band in the Texas premiere of SHOUTOUT. |
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TIKTAALIK
University of Michigan Concert Band
Ann Arbor, MI
Hill Auditorium |
| Wed, Feb. 3 2010 8:00 PM |
Professor Rodney Dorsey conducts the Co-Commisisoner Premiere of TIKTAALIK.
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KEEN
PRISM Saxophone Quartet
Le Poisson Rouge, New York, NY |
| Sun, Jan. 31 2010 7:30 PM Doors open at 6:30 PM |
Since
2008, the PRISM Quartet has released no fewer than five recordings,
encompassing an astonishing range of musical styles, from Middle
Eastern laments to progressive rock to Highland bagpipes to Chinese
folk music. To celebrate the group’s 25th anniversary, PRISM performs a
CD release concert featuring music from each of the five albums,
including compositions by Steven Mackey, Roshanne Etezady, Jacob TV,
Lei Liang, and William Albright. You've never heard saxophones quite
like this!
PRISM Saxophone Quartet 25th Anniversary CD Release Concert
Le Poisson Rouge
158 Bleecker Street, New York City
Information and ticketing: 212.505.FISH (3474), lepoissonrouge.com
$15, two item minimum
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KEEN
PRISM Saxophone Quartet
Philadelphia Museum of Art, PA |
| Fri, Jan. 29 2010 5:45 PM |
PRISM Saxophone Quartet 25th Anniversary CD Release Concert
Art After Five
Philadelphia Museum of Art
26th Street and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Philadelphia, PA 19130
Tickets free with museum admission:
$16 adults; $14 seniors; $12 students; free for members and children 12 and under
Since 2008, the PRISM Quartet has released no fewer than five recordings, encompassing an astonishing range of musical styles, from Middle Eastern laments to progressive rock to Highland bagpipes to Chinese folk music. To celebrate the group’s 25th anniversary, PRISM performs a CD release concert featuring music from each of the five albums, including compositions by Steven Mackey, Roshanne Etezady, Jacob TV, Lei Liang, and William Albright. You've never heard saxophones quite like this!
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Guest Composer
Western Washington University
Bellingham, WA |
| Thu, Nov. 19 2009 8:00 AM |
| The Western Washington University Wind Symphony performs SHOUTOUT and MILESTONE, alongside works of Colgrass, McAllister, Vaughan Williams, and Makris. |
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DOUBLE-WIDE
Katzin Hall, Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ |
| Wed, Nov. 18 2009 7:30 PM |
| ASU Saxophone Ensemble concert featuring DOUBLE-WIDE as well as other works for lots and lots of saxophones! |
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GLINT
Interlochen Arts Academy
Interlochen, MI |
| Thu, Oct. 22 2009 7:30 PM |
| Tim McAllister and Deborah Chodacki perform GLINT for alto saxophone and clarinet.
Guest performers include Tymn Wallace, piano, and Deborah Chodacki, clarinet. Program to include works by Francis Poulenc, JacobTV, Olivier Messiaen, Evan Chambers, Roshanne Etezady, and Astor Piazzolla. |
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SHOUTOUT
Crane Wind Ensemble
SUNY Potsdam, NY |
| Wed, Oct. 21 2009 7:30 PM |
Brian Doyle leads the Crane Wind Ensemble in the Northeast premiere of SHOUTOUT!
Crane School of Music
SUNY Potsdam
Hosmer Hall
7:30-9:30pm |
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TIKTAALIK (World Premiere!)
Lawrence Conservatory
Appleton, WI |
| Fri, May. 22 2009 |
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TIKTAALIK (World Premiere!)
Crane School of Music Wind Ensemble
SUNY Potsdam, NY |
| Mon, Apr. 27 2009 7:30 PM |
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DAMAGED GOODS
Athenaeum Music and Arts Library
La Jolla, CA |
| Sun, Apr. 19 2009 7:30 PM |
| Grammy-winning ensemble eighth blackbird shows off its phenomenal virtuosity and renowned theatrical flair in a compelling, diverse program. In her luminously beautiful Immutable Dreams, young New Yorker Kati Agocs has spun a web of sensuous lyricism that strikingly contrasts with the brilliant textures of Franco Donatoni’s colorful Arpege. Stephen Hartke’s Pulitzer Prize-nominated masterpiece Meanwhile evokes music from an imaginary Asian court with the help of a battery of invented percussion instruments. Thomas Adés depicts a hilarious musical seduction in Catch, while in Les Moutons de Panurge American maverick Fred Rzewski attempts to push the ensemble beyond its limits. Will eighth blackbird be up to his challenge? |
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ANAHITA
CBDNA National Conference
Austin, TX |
| Wed, Mar. 25 2009 |
| Joseph P. Missal conducts the Oklahoma State University Wind Ensemble in Roshanne Etezady's ANAHITA, as well as works by Spaniola, Salfelder, Kazik, Grantham, and Malicoate.
This concert is the first night of the 2009 CBDNA National Conference, hosted by the Butler School of Music at UT Austin.
Hear the live webcast Wednesday night at 8pm, Texas time!
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DAMAGED GOODS
Cleveland Chamber Music Society
Cleveland, OH |
| Tue, Mar. 17 2009 8:00 PM |
New-music supergroup eighth blackbird performs movements from DAMAGED GOODS, as well as works by Kati Agocs, Steven Hartke, Dennis DeSantis, and others.
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ANAHITA
Northern Arizona University Wind Ensemble
Flagstaff, AZ |
| Wed, Mar. 4 2009 |
| Dr. Daniel Schmidt conducts the NAU Wind Ensemble in ANAHITA. |
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DAMAGED GOODS
University of Wyoming
Laramie, WY |
| Thu, Feb. 12 2009 8:00 PM |
| New-music supergroup eighth blackbird features movements from DAMAGED GOODS, among other works:
Frederic Rzewski Les Moutons de Panurge (1968) 13'
Kati Agocs Immutable Dreams (2007) for quintet 12'
Thomas Adés Catch (1991) for quartet 10'30"
Franco Donatoni Arpege (1986) 11'34"
Stephen Hartke Meanwhile (2007) 18'05"
Dennis DeSantis Powerless (2001) (select movements tbd)
Roshanne Etezady Damaged Goods (2001) (select movements tbd)
Paul Moravec Pulse (from The Time Gallery) (2001) 5'05"
Grammy-winning ensemble eighth blackbird shows off its phenomenal virtuosity and renowned theatrical flair in a compelling, diverse program. In her luminously beautiful Immutable Dreams, young New Yorker Kati Agocs has spun a web of sensuous lyricism that strikingly contrasts with the brilliant textures of Franco Donatoni’s colorful Arpege. Stephen Hartke’s Pulitzer Prize-nominated masterpiece Meanwhile evokes music from an imaginary Asian court with the help of a battery of invented percussion instruments. Thomas Adés depicts a hilarious musical seduction in Catch, while in Les Moutons de Panurge American maverick Fred Rzewski attempts to push the ensemble beyond its limits. Will eighth blackbird be up to his challenge? |
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ANAHITA
Jacobs School of Music, Indiana University
Bloomington, IN |
| Tue, Feb. 10 2009 |
| Dr. Paul W. Popiel conducts ANAHITA with the Indiana University Concert Band. |
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DAMAGED GOODS
The Florida State University College of Music
Tallahassee, FL |
| Fri, Jan. 30 2009 8:00 PM |
The Florida State Univeristy College of Music presents its Fourteenth Biennial Festival of New Music, wsg eighth blackbird.
Frederic Rzewski Les Moutons de Panurge (1968) 13'
Kati Agocs Immutable Dreams (2007) for quintet 12'
Thomas Adés Catch (1991) for quartet 10'30"
Franco Donatoni Arpege (1986) 11'34"
Stephen Hartke Meanwhile (2007) 18'05"
Dennis DeSantis Powerless (2001) (select movements tbd)
Roshanne Etezady Damaged Goods (2001) (select movements tbd)
Paul Moravec Pulse (from The Time Gallery) (2001) 5'05"
Grammy-winning ensemble eighth blackbird shows off its phenomenal virtuosity and renowned theatrical flair in a compelling, diverse program. In her luminously beautiful Immutable Dreams, young New Yorker Kati Agocs has spun a web of sensuous lyricism that strikingly contrasts with the brilliant textures of Franco Donatoni’s colorful Arpege. Stephen Hartke’s Pulitzer Prize-nominated masterpiece Meanwhile evokes music from an imaginary Asian court with the help of a battery of invented percussion instruments. Thomas Adés depicts a hilarious musical seduction in Catch, while in Les Moutons de Panurge American maverick Fred Rzewski attempts to push the ensemble beyond its limits. Will eighth blackbird be up to his challenge?
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BRIGHT ANGEL
New Gallery Concert Series
Boston, MA |
| Thu, Jan. 29 2009 7:00 PM |
BRIGHT ANGEL
Michelle Shoemaker, clarinet and Barbara Lieurance, piano
Thursday Jan. 29, 2009
7pm
New Gallery Concert Series
Community Music Center of Boston
Boston, MA
http://www.newgalleryconcertseries.org/ |
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DAMAGED GOODS
Princeton Institute for Advanced Studies
Princeton, NJ |
| Fri, Jan. 9 2009 8:00 PM |
Grammy-winning ensemble eighth blackbird shows off its phenomenal
virtuosity and renowned theatrical flair in a compelling, diverse
program.
Works to include:
Frederic Rzewski Les Moutons de Panurge (1968)
Kati Agocs Immutable Dreams (2007) for quintet
Thomas Adés Catch (1991) for quartet
Franco Donatoni Arpege (1986)
Stephen Hartke Meanwhile (2007)
Dennis DeSantis Powerless (2001)
Roshanne Etezady Damaged Goods (2001)
Paul Moravec Pulse (from The Time Gallery) (2001)
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MOTHER-OF-PEARL
Bisbee Women's Club
Bisbee, AZ |
| Sun, Nov. 16 2008 3:00 PM |
For the Love of Music presents the Trio del Sol , with Timothy McAllister, saxophone, in a program that includes duos, trios and a quartet by European and American composers. These players have been described as “dazzling,” “stunning” “bright young stars.” They will perform on Saturday, November 15 at 8 pm and Sunday, November 16 at 3 pm, at the Bisbee Woman’s Club, 7 Ledge Avenue, Quality Hill, Old Bisbee. Tickets will be available at the door for $10. Students through high school will be admitted free. The members of the Trio del Sol are Katherine McLin, violin; Robert Spring, clarinet; and Andrew Campbell, piano. They will be joined by Timothy McAllister on the saxophone. |
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MOTHER-OF-PEARL
Bisbee Women's Club
Bisbee, AZ |
| Sat, Nov. 15 2008 8:00 PM |
For the Love of Music presents the Trio del Sol , with Timothy McAllister, saxophone, in a program that includes duos, trios and a quartet by European and American composers. These players have been described as “dazzling,” “stunning” “bright young stars.” They will perform on Saturday, November 15 at 8 pm and Sunday, November 16 at 3 pm, at the Bisbee Woman’s Club, 7 Ledge Avenue, Quality Hill, Old Bisbee. Tickets will be available at the door for $10. Students through high school will be admitted free. The members of the Trio del Sol are Katherine McLin, violin; Robert Spring, clarinet; and Andrew Campbell, piano. They will be joined by Timothy McAllister on the saxophone. |
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MILESTONE
Hosmer Hall, Crane School of Music
Potsdam, NY |
| Thu, Nov. 13 2008 7:30 PM |
| Dr. Brian Doyle conducts the Symphonic Band of the Crane School of Music in the New York Premiere of MILESTONE. |
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KEEN
Katzin Concert Hall, Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ |
| Wed, Nov. 12 2008 7:30 PM |
| The ASU Graduate Saxophone Quartet (Javier Ocampo, Patrick Murphy, David Wegehaupt, Justin Marks) present the Arizona premiere of KEEN. |
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ELEGY
Katzin Concert Hall, Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ |
| Thu, Nov. 6 2008 |
| Saxophonist Patrick Murphy presents works by Etezady, Carter, Lauba, Wuorninen, Ligeti, and others. |
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MOTHER-OF-PEARL
Katzin Concert Hall, Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ |
| Mon, Nov. 3 2008 7:30 PM |
| All-around saxophone badass Timothy McAllister presents a full recital of chamber and solo works for saxophone, featuring performances by clarinetist Robert Spring, violinist Katherine McLin, and pianist Andrew Campbell. |
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SIREN
Robert Spring and Jana Starling, Clarinets
Katzin Concert Hall, Arizona State University, AZ |
| Sat, Oct. 25 2008 2:30 PM |
| The International Alliance for Women in Music present their annual recital at ASU, including works by Roshanne Etezady, Gabriela Lena Frank, Judith Lang Zaimont, and more! |
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Eleventh Hour, About Time from DAMAGED GOODS
Edna Rizley Griffin Hall
Fort Collins, CO |
| Thu, Oct. 23 2008 7:30 PM |
Frederic Rzewski Les Moutons de Panurge (1968) 13'
Kati Agocs Immutable Dreams (2007) for quintet 12'
Thomas Adés Catch (1991) for quartet 10'30"
Franco Donatoni Arpege (1986) 11'34"
Stephen Hartke Meanwhile (2007) 18'05"
Dennis DeSantis Powerless (2001) (select movements tbd)
Roshanne Etezady Damaged Goods (2001) (select movements tbd)
Grammy-winning ensemble eighth blackbird shows off its phenomenal virtuosity and renowned theatrical flair in a compelling, diverse program. In her luminously beautiful Immutable Dreams, young New Yorker Kati Agocs has spun a web of sensuous lyricism that strikingly contrasts with the brilliant textures of Franco Donatoni’s colorful Arpege. Stephen Hartke’s Pulitzer Prize-nominated masterpiece Meanwhile evokes music from an imaginary Asian court with the help of a battery of invented percussion instruments. Thomas Adés depicts a hilarious musical seduction in Catch, while in Les Moutons de Panurge American maverick Fred Rzewski attempts to push the ensemble beyond its limits. Will eighth blackbird be up to his challenge?
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Eleventh Hour, About Time from DAMAGED GOODS
Katzin Concert Hall, Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ |
| Tue, Oct. 21 2008 7:30 PM |
Internationally-renowned, critically-acclaimed, Grammy-winning, all-around-nice-people eighth blackbird play selections from DAMAGED GOODS, as well as exciting new works by Thomas Ades, Kati Agocs, Steven Hartke, and old favorites by Dennis DeSantis.
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STREETLEGAL
Lontano Festival of American Music
London, UK |
| Tue, Oct. 7 2008 |
Saxophonist Timothy McAllister and pianist Dominic Saunders perform the UK premiere of STREETLEGAL, along with works by Dan Asia, Milton Babbitt, John Adams, John Harbison, and others.
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MOTHER-OF-PEARL
American Modern Ensemble
The Times Center, NY |
| Mon, Sep. 29 2008 7:30 PM |
| American Modern Ensemble presents WOMEN WHO ROCK
For its inaugural concert at The Times Center, AME performs music by eight of America's most exciting composers, including American Academy award-winner Augusta Read Thomas, Roshanne Etezady, Missy Mazzoli, Vivian Fung and Alexandra du Bois. Onstage discussion with composers, followed by a wine reception where audience members, artists and composers raise a glass to the new space and new season!
For more information, visit www.americanmodernensemble.org
TICKETS: Call (800) 272-9533 or visit www.thetimescenter.com
ARTISTS
Sato Moughalian, flute
Meighan Stoops, clarinet
Robin Zeh, violin
Victoria Paterson, violin
Junah Chung, viola
Robert Burkhart, cello
Jacqui Kerrod, harp
Stephen Gosling, piano
Blair McMillen, piano
Matt Ward, percussion
Robert Paterson, conductor
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Robert Spring, Clarinet, and friends
Katzin Concert Hall, Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ |
| Sun, Sep. 28 2008 2:30 PM |
SIRENRobert Spring and Jana Starling, Clarinets
BRIGHT ANGEL Robert Spring, clarinet Andrew Campbell, piano
Robert Spring, with faculty colleagues Andrew Campbell, Jana Starling and Katie McLin, present the Arizona premier of Roshanne Etezady's Siren for two clarinets, as well as the amazing Bartok Contrasts for clarinet, violin and piano. Spring and Campbell will also perform standards from the literature, as well as a show stopping show piece by French clarinet composer, Paul Jeanjean.
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GLINT
Grusin Music Hall, University of Colorado at Boulder
Boulder, CO |
| Tue, Sep. 23 2008 7:30 PM |
| Tom Myer, saxophone
Daniel Silver, clarinet and Andrew Cooperstock, piano
This evening’s program includes Tomasi’s Ballade and works by Fauré, Albright, Stevens, Cowell, and Roshanne Etezady's GLINT. |
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HOT WATER/BURN BABY
Tokyo FM Hall
Tokyo, Japan |
| Mon, Sep. 22 2008 7:00 PM |
| Pearl Flute presents
BENOIT FROMANGER, flute featuring KUNIHIKO KUMORI, marimba
Featuring the Japanese premiere of HOT WATER/BURN BABY, among other exciting works!
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CEREUS
Interlochen Philarmonic Orchestra
Interlochen, MI |
| Sun, Jul. 6 2008 3:00 PM |
| Maestro Thomas Cockrell leads the Interlochen Philarmonic in the Midwest Premiere of CEREUS. Two movements of Mahler's First Symphony round out the program. |
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BRIGHT ANGEL
Nathan Williams, clarinet
ClarinetFest 2008, Kansas City, MO |
| Sat, Jul. 5 2008 11:00 AM |
Clarinetist Nathan Williams performs BRIGHT ANGEL at the 2008 International ClarinetFest at UMKC!
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SIREN
Robert Spring and Jana Starling, Clarinets
ClarinetFest 2008, Kansas City, MO |
| Fri, Jul. 4 2008 11:30 AM |
| WORLD PREMIERE
Clarinetists Robert Spring and Jana Starling give the world premiere of SIREN, a raucous, energetic tour de force for two clarinets!
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GOLDEN SPIKE
International Festival Institute at Round Top
Round Top, TX |
| Sun, Jun. 29 2008 3:00 PM |
WORLD PREMIERE
New work for soprano saxophone and orchestra, in its premiere performance conducted by Lawrence Isaacson. Featuring saxophone soloist Timothy McAllister, the piece is a fantasy on 19th-century railroad songs.
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BRIGHT ANGEL
Longy School of Music
Cambridge, MA |
| Fri, May. 30 2008 8:00 PM |
Longy School of Music Faculty Artist Recital
Vanessa Breault Mulvey, flute
Michelle N. Shoemaker, clarinet
with
Barbara Lieurance, piano
Carol Mastrodomenico, soprano
Alan Woy, clarinet
Friday, May 30, 2008
8:00pm
Longy School of Music
Pickman Hall
33 Garden St.
Cambridge, MA
www.longy.edu
Free!!
World Premiere of Bright Angel by Roshanne Etezady: this work, for clarinet
and piano, was commissioned by the Clarinetists Commissioning Cooperative.
Boston area Premiere of Yellow Jersey by Libby Larsen: this work, for two
clarinets, was commissioned by the students of Dr. Alan Woy (Prof. Emeritus
of The Crane School of Music/SUNY Potsdam) as a gift upon his retirement.
Other works on the program:
As it Fell Upon a Day by A. Copland
Deux Poemes de Ronsard by A. Roussel
Aria for flute, clarinet and piano by J. Ibert
Whimsies for flute and piano by John Heiss
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MILESTONE
Plymouth Concert Band, David Elmhirst, conductor
Plymouth, MN
Wayzata High School Auditorium |
| Sat, May. 3 2008 7:30 PM |
The WORLD PREMIERE of MILESTONE, commissioned by the Plymouth Concert Band, in honor of their ten-year anniversary as a performing ensemble!
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SLOW AND LOW
PRISM Saxophone Quartet
Philadelphia, PA
Ice Box Concert Space |
| Sat, Apr. 26 2008 7:30 PM |
Low Blow: Music for Four Baritone Saxophones The PRISM Quartet sheds their standard instrumentation in a ground-shaking evening of music for four baritone saxophones. Sign up now to hear daring works by Martin Bresnick, Michael Gordon, Olga Neuwirth, and world premieres by Roshanne Etezady and PRISM's own Matthew Levy. They're like regular saxophones, just bigger!
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SLOW AND LOW
PRISM Saxophone Quartet
New York, NY |
| Fri, Apr. 25 2008 7:30 PM |
Low Blow: Music for Four Baritone Saxophones The PRISM Quartet sheds their standard instrumentation in a ground-shaking evening of music for four baritone saxophones. Sign up now to hear daring works by Martin Bresnick, Michael Gordon, Olga Neuwirth, and world premieres by Roshanne Etezady and PRISM's own Matthew Levy. They're like regular saxophones, just bigger!
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CEREUS
University of Arizona Symphony Orchestra
Tucson, AZ |
| Sat, Mar. 1 2008 7:30 PM |
Dr. Thomas Cockrell conducts The Arizona Symphony orchestra in the Southwest premiere of CEREUS on the annual Spring Concert.
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GLINT
Hartt School of Music
Hartford, CT |
| Fri, Feb. 15 2008 |
Alan R. Kay, clarinet
Carrie Kofmann, saxophone |
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WAKE THE DEAD
Pamela Decker, organ
Tucson, AZ
WORLD PREMIERE |
| Wed, Jan. 23 2008 |
Pamela Decker premieres WAKE THE DEAD, a new work for organ based on heavy metal guitar giants.
The piece will be performed at University of Arizona's Holsclaw Hall, on recitals at 9am and 10:30am on January 23, as part of the American Guild of Organists' Region IX Mid-Winter Conclave.
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ANAHITA
University of North Texas
Denton, TX |
| Thu, Nov. 29 2007 |
UNT Wind Symphony Jennifer Kittelinger, conductor |
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BRIGHT ANGEL
World Premiere
Cleveland, MS
Delta State University |
| Mon, Oct. 29 2007 |
Andrea Cheeseman, clarinet
Kumiko Shimizu, piano |
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GLINT
Hartt School of Music
Hartford, CT |
| Sun, Oct. 28 2007 |
Alan R. Kay, clarinet
Carrie Koffman, saxophone |
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ANAHITA
University of New Hampshire
Durham, NH
UNH Wind Ensemble |
| Sun, Oct. 14 2007 |
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GLINT
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ |
| Sun, Sep. 9 2007 |
| Robert Spring and Timothy McAllister perform GLINT, as well as pieces by Michael Albaugh, Andrew Mead, and others |
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GLINT
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ |
| Sun, Sep. 9 2007 |
| Robert Spring and Timothy McAllister perform GLINT, as well as pieces by Michael Albaugh, Andrew Mead, and others |
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GLINT
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ |
| Sun, Sep. 9 2007 |
| Robert Spring and Timothy McAllister perform GLINT, as well as pieces by Michael Albaugh, Andrew Mead, and others |
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GLINT
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ |
| Sun, Sep. 9 2007 |
| Robert Spring and Timothy McAllister perform GLINT, as well as pieces by Michael Albaugh, Andrew Mead, and others |
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Fox River Chamber Music Festival
"Finale on the Fox"
University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh, WI
http://www.foxrivercmf.net/finaleonthefox.html |
| Fri, Jun. 1 2007 7:30 PM |
GLINT
for clarinet and alto saxophone
Midwest Premiere Mother-of-Pearl
for clarinet, tenor saxophone, violin, and piano
Midwest Premiere
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Fox River Chamber Music Festival
"A Collage of New Music"
Lawrence Conservatory, Appleton, WI
http://www.foxrivercmf.net/Collageconcert.html |
| Tue, May. 29 2007 7:30 PM |
HOLD 'EM
for clarinet, saxophone, violin, piano, percussion
Performed by Quorum Chamber Arts Collective
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CEREUS
American Composers' Orchestra
Underwood New Music Reading Session, NY |
| Wed, May. 9 2007 |
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ANAHITA
Lawrence University Conservatory of Music
Appleton, WI |
| Fri, Apr. 20 2007 8:00 PM |
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ANAHITA
Crane School of Music Symphonic Band
Potsdam, NY |
| Wed, Apr. 18 2007 7:30 PM |
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World Premiere: GLINT
Robert Spring, clarinet and Timothy McAllister, saxophone
Katzin Recital Hall, Arizona State University |
| Wed, Mar. 21 2007 7:30 PM |
| Two faculty chamber groups, the Trio del Sol, and the University Wind Quintet, join forces to present an evening of chamber music. The Trio del Sol performs the seldom heard Artunian trio as well as the timeless Milhaud trio. The Faculty Quintet performs the virtuosic Francaix Quintet as well as the seldom heard Dalh quintet. Trio del Sol: Katherine McLin, violin; Robert Spring, clarinet; and Andrew Campbell, piano. ASU Faculty Quintet: Elizabeth Buck, flute; Martin Schuring, oboe; Robert Spring, clarinet; Albie Micklich, bassoon; and John Ericson, horn |
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Unsafe (At Any Speed)
Sole Nero Percussion Duo
University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI |
| Sat, Feb. 3 2007 8:00 PM |
| Percussionist Anthony DiSanza and pianist Jessica Johnson perform works by Roshanne Etezady, John Luther Adams, Curtis K. Hughes, David Cutler, and Michael Kallstrom |
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Hold 'Em
Eastern Michigan University
Ypsilanti, MI
QUORUM |
| Fri, Jan. 26 2007 8:00 PM |
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Hold 'Em
Walter Hall
University of Toronto, ON
QUORUM |
| Tue, Jan. 23 2007 7:30 PM |
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Unsafe (At Any Speed)
Club Cafe Concert sponsored by the Boston Modern Orchestra Project
209 Columbus Avenue, Boston, MA |
| Tue, Dec. 5 2006 7:00 PM |
Featuring composer/performers Lisa Bielawa and Aaron Trant, pianist Sarah Bob, violinist Gabby Diaz, and the music of Roshanne Etezady, Jocelyn Morlock, Daniel Felsenfeld and Keeril Makan.
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ANAHITA
Arizona State University Wind Enesmble
Tempe, AZ |
| Tue, Oct. 31 2006 7:30 PM |
| click for more info |
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Unsafe (At Any Speed)
John Zorn presents: Full Force - the new rock complexity festival.
Tonic - 107 Norfolk Street (btwn Delancey and Rivington), NY |
| Fri, Jul. 14 2006 Doors open at 8:00 PM |
| Edgy crossover group Newspeak performs Unsafe (at Any Speed) for piano and percussion.
Also music by: Toby Driver, Oscar Bettison, Missy Mazzoli, and David T. Little. |
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Ithaca College
Ithaca, New York |
| Mon, Jun. 26 2006 |
Donald Sinta, saxophone
TBA, piano
World Premiere: Elegy (in memory of Warren Benson)
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Fox River Chamber Music Festival
Oshkosh
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, WI |
| Fri, Jun. 2 2006 |
WORLD PREMIERE
Hold'Em
Quorum Chamber Arts Collective
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School of Music
Tempe
Arizona State University, AZ |
| Fri, Mar. 24 2006 |
| Monkeyshines
John Ellis, trumpet
David Heinick, piano |
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Michigan State University
East Lansing
School of Music, MI |
| Sat, Mar. 18 2006 |
| Feast or Famine
Michigan State University Percussion Ensemble |
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Chromatic Club of Boston
44 Commonwealth Ave.
College Club, Boston, MA |
| Sun, Mar. 12 2006 |
| Unsafe (At Any Speed)
Primary Duo
Sarah Bob, piano
Aaron Trant, percussion |
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Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor, MI |
| Fri, Sep. 30 2005 |
University of Michigan Symphony Band
Michael Haithcock, conductor
World Premiere: Anahita |
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Snell Recital Hall
Potsdam, NY |
| Wed, Sep. 28 2005 |
John Ellis, trumpet
David Heinick, piano
Monkeyshines |
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2004-2005 Season
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4/17/2005
Monkeyshines
DIA: Beacon
Beacon, NY
Orchestra of St. Luke’s Chamber Players
Carl Allbach, trumpet, Margaret Kampmeier, piano
4/16/2005
Monkeyshines
“Second Helpings” Series
Chelsea Art Museum
New York, NY
Orchestra of St. Luke’s Chamber Players
Carl Allbach, trumpet, Margaret Kampmeier, piano
4/2/2005
Three Love Songs
Pickman Hall
Boston, MA
Trio 20:21
Jill Pearon, soprano, Timothy McAllister, saxophone, Kirk Severtson, piano
3/24/2005
Streetlegal
Austrian Cultural Forum
New York, NY
Timothy McAllister, saxophone, Steven Buck, piano
2/4/2005
Double-Wide
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI
University of Michigan Saxophone Ensemble
1/27/2005
Unsafe (at Any Speed)
New Gallery Concert Series
Community Music Center
Boston, MA
Primary Duo
Sarah Bob, piano Aaron Trant, percussion
1/28/2005
1/29/2005
1/30/2005
Pierre
“Future Sounds II” Series
Prince Music Theater
Philadelphia, PA
Relâche
1/15/2005
Unsafe (at Any Speed)
Raymond Walters College
University of Cincinnati, OH
Primary Duo
12/13/ 2004
Unsafe (at Any Speed)
Winchester Community Music School
Winchester, MA
Primary Duo
12/1/ 2004
Double-Wide
Crane School of Music
Potsdam, NY
Crane Saxophone Ensemble
12/1/2004
Keen
Crane School of Music
Potsdam, NY
Crane Saxophone Quartet
11/20/2004
Inkling
Trinity Center for Urban Life
Philadelphia, PA
PRISM Saxophone Quartet
11/19/ 2004
Inkling
Symphony Space
New York, NY
PRISM Saxophone Quartet
11/11/2004
11/12/2004
11/13/2004
earshot
“Future Sounds” Series
Prince Music Theater
Philadelphia, PA
Relâche
10/24/ 2004
Streetlegal
Crane School of Music
Potsdam, NY
45th Parallel
Timothy McAllister, saxophone Lucia Unrau, piano
10/18/2004
Streetlegal
Denison College
Granville, OH
45th Parallel
10/17/2004
Streetlegal
Bluffton College
Bluffton, OH
45th Parallel
2003-2004 Season
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6/13/2004
Keen
Trinity Center for Urban Life
Philadelphia, PA
PRISM Saxophone Quartet
6/11/ 2004
Keen
Symphony Space
New York, NY
PRISM Saxophone Quartet
3/14/2004
(IN)HARMONY
Capitol Heritage Series
Albany State Capitol
Albany, NY
Albany Symphony Orchestra
David Alan Miller, conductor
10/21/2003
Streetlegal
Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique
Paris, FRANCE
Timothy McAllister, saxophone Kathryn Goodson, piano
5/4/2003
earshot
MATA Festival
New York, NY
Relâche
5/9/2003
Damaged Goods
Ventura (CA) Chamber Music Festival
eighth blackbird
4/13/2003
Damaged Goods
Friends of Chamber Music
Portland, OR
eighth blackbird
4/11/2003
Damaged Goods
University of California, Los Angeles
eighth blackbird
4/9/2003
Stone the Crows
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI
University of Michigan Trombone Ensemble
4/9/2003
Damaged Goods
University of California, Riverside
eighth blackbird
3/24/2003
Stone the Crows
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green, OH
University of Michigan Trombone Ensemble
3/15/2003
Mother-of-Pearl
Yonsei University
Seoul, KOREA
Yonsei University New Music Ensemble
3/5/2003
Damaged Goods
University of Utah
eighth blackbird
2/16/2003
Damaged Goods
University of Chicago
eighth blackbird
2/15/2003
Unsafe (at Any Speed)
Midwest Composers’ Symposium
Oberlin, OH
Edward Murray, piano David T. Little, percussion
2/14/2003
Damaged Goods
Grinnell College (IA)
eighth blackbird
1/31/2003
Damaged Goods
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York, NY
eighth blackbird
1/29/2003
Damaged Goods
The Kennedy Center
Washington, DC
eighth blackbird
1/25/2003
Three Love Songs
Michigan Theater
Ann Arbor, MI
Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra
Arie Lipsky, conductor
Aviva Ezring, mezzo-soprano
1/24/2003
Damaged Goods
The Annenberg Center
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA
eighth blackbird
1/9/2003
Damaged Goods
Pick-Staiger Hall
Northwestern University
eighth blackbird
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