• New work: String Quartet No. 7 by John Melby
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  • Frances McKay, Miriam Gideon, H. Leslie Adams, Jack Briece, Barney Childs, Elizabeth Bell, George Edwards, Scott L. Miller
  • Lewis Nielson, Marilyn Shrude, Sunbin Kim
  • Lewis Nielson, Richard Brooks, Joseph Dangerfield
  • Ardizzoia, Avshalomov, Bauer, Copland, Overton
  • Vally Weigl, Steven Christopher Sacco, James Yannatos, Frederick Tillis
  • Marilyn Bliss, Otto Luening, Louis Karchin, Brian Fennelly
  • Hubert S. Howe, John Anthony Lennon, Nancy Van de Vate
  • Jan Gilbert, Robert Gibson, Richard Cameron-Wolfe
  • Miriam Gideon, Michael Dellaira, John Gibson
  • Christopher Shultis, Frederic Balazs
  • John J. Becker, Barney Childs, James Beale
  • Beth Wiemann, Martin Boykan, Phillip Rhodes
  • Chris Auerbach-Brown, Margaret Fairlie-Kennedy, Elizabeth Austin
  • Lawrence Dillon, Peter Westergaard
  • L to R: David Froom, Bruce Reiprich, Matthew Greenbaum
  • L to R: Jason Belcher, Burr Van Nostrand, Francis Thorne, Rosalie Calabrese
  • Transcension by Dorothy Rudd Moore
  • Elizabeth Bell, T.J. Anderson, Robert Carl
  • Amy Advocat, Dorothy Rudd Moore, Robert Ceely
  • Eleanor Cory, Tom Flaherty
  • L to R: Brian Fennelly, William DeFotis, Gheorghe Costinescu

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Walt Whitman Songs of Darleen Mitchell, in performance at Kansas State U, Jan 26

Jan 26 2020 - 3:00pm

Three Walt Whitman Songs by Darleen Mitchell will be performed January 26 at Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS, at the at All-Faiths Chapel.  It is the third performance of this work by baritone Andrew White and pianist Nathan Buckner (both faculty members of the University of Nebraska-Kearney) for their "Recital of New Art Songs on Poetry of Walt Whitman (1819 - 1892)" The program begins with comments by Dr. Kevin McMullen, Project Manager of the Walt Whitman Archive of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

This Land Is Ours, featuring commissioned work by H. Leslie Adams, Jan 19 and 29

Mirror Visions Ensemble
Jan 29 2020 - 7:00pm

Mirror Visions Ensemble will be performing Leslie Adams' "Heart of a Woman" arranged for Tenor, Baritone, and Piano, as part of its This Land Is Ours concert on January 19th at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, CT, and January 29 2020 in Baltimore at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, as part of the school's cultural programming.

Music of H. Leslie Adams featured at Cleveland Music Settlement for Rev. MLK Jr Memorial Concert, Jan. 19

Jan 19 2020 - 3:00pm

Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Concert 2020
free and open to the public
When: Jan 19, 2020, 3:00pm - 4:00pm
Where: University Circle

The Cleveland Music Settlement students and faculty will present a special concert today in tribute to the late Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. The concert, which will feature spirituals, arts songs, music by African American composers, and audience participation, will be held in the Glick Recital Hall in Burke mansion. All are invited to attend this free concert.

Music of Richard Brooks and more, with New York Composers Circle, Jan. 22

Jan 22 2020 - 7:30pm

Wednesday, January 22, 2020, 7:30 PM

New York Composers Circle presents: A Concert Featuring Vocals, Strings, Piano, & Electronics
Marc A. Scorca Hall, National Opera Center, 330 7 th Ave., 7 th Floor, New York City


Various artists
Thomas Parente – selections from Morphs for Piano Trio
Scott D. Miller – Paganini Liszt Distortion – electronics
Tamara Cashour – Trio of Troubled Earth – piano trio
Richard Brooks – String Trio
— intermission —
Patricia Leonard – How Lonely – piano trio
Frederick Boyle – Palindrome Canon 5 – electronics
David See – In the Gloaming – soprano, piano
Carl Kanter – Trio – piano trio

Christopher Shultis, two recent premieres - music for percussion

Oberlin Percussion Group
Nov 26 2019 - 7:30pm

A concert by the Oberlin Percussion Group directed by Michael Rosen on November 26, 2019, featured the world premiere of RETRO VARIATIONS by Christopher Shultis, as well as works by William Russell, Bob Becker, Reiko Füting, and more. The concert was live-streamed on the Oberlin website.  And on November 19, music by Shultis was performed at the ASU Kerr Cultural Center in Scottsdale, in a program called "Lost In Sound."  Soprano Stacey Mastrian and percussionist Simone Mancuso presented music for voice and percussion instruments, featuring the world premiere of "After Agnes Martin" (from the opera Lost in the Woods), based on texts by Henry David Thoreau and written for Stacey and Simone by American composer Chris Shultis.

Hubert Howe, new album release: Harmonic and Inharmonic Fantasies, on Centaur

Dec 1 2019 - 12:00pm

Centaur Recordings has released a new album of electronic works by composer Hubert Howe. The disc includes Harmonic Fantasies 3 and 4, Inharmonic Fantasies 3, 4, 5 and 8. Centaur Records, CRC 3579. More information is found here.

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