Collection: Cameron-Wolfe, Richard

Devoted to the promotion of modern/contemporary concert music, Cameron-Wolfe has served as an administrator for several musical organizations: Friends of American Music (1974 to 2004), the New Mexico Music Festival (1978-82), Music from Angel Fire (1984 season), The Charles Ives Center for American Music (1990-92), and as Executive Director of the American branch of CESAME: the Center for Soviet/American Musical Exchange (1989-93). He frequently presents guest lectures and workshops and has served as adjudicator for composer and performer competitions - in the USA and abroad.

Over the past decade Cameron-Wolfe’s music has been performed at Totaldobže (Riga, Latvia); the Cosmonautics Museum, Zhytomyr Music College, and Ivan Franko University (Zhytomyr, Ukraine); Come In Gallery, Cathedral of the Assumption, Cxid Opera Summer Stage, Kotlyarevsky University of Arts, and in a “Richard and Friends” event at Cxid Opera House (Kharkiv, Ukraine); Moscow Autumn Festival, Union of Composers Hall, Kamburova Theater of Music and Poetry, and Roerich Museum (Moscow, Russia); Tenri Cultural Institute, Cary Hall, Thalia Theater, Spectrum, and National Opera Center (Manhattan, NYC); Two Days and Two Nights Festival (Odessa, Ukraine); St. Petersburg Spring Festival, Union of Composers Hall, and Roerich Family Museum-Institute (St. Peterburg,Russia); Scripps College (Claremont, California); CalArts (Santa Clarita, California); Grinnell College (Iowa); Ukrainian Composers Union, Tchaikovsky Academy of Music, House of Culture/MasterKlass, House of Artists, and Lesya Kurbasa Center (Kyiv); Canterbury Performing Arts Center (Christchurch, New Zealand); Siberian Festival of Contemporary Music - Dmitry Hvorostovsky Siberian State Academy of Arts (Krasnoyarsk); during the “Small is Beautiful” Microtonal Symposium, Mozarteum (Salzburg, Austria); Het Cenakel (Tilburg, Netherlands); Old Fish Performance Space (Covid Zoom from Chicago); Zeitgeist (St. Paul, Minnesota); Anderson Center (Red Wing, Minnesota); Concert Hall of the Franciscan Monastery (Vilnius, Lithuania)

Recordings: His compositions and piano performances are available on the following recordings - Reconciliation (6 compositions), 1989 LP record Opus One 142  //  Paris X (piano music of Rudhyar and Satie), 2003 CD Furious Artisans FACD 6807 //  Musique de la Rose-Croix (piano, Satie's Uspud), 2006 LTM [Les Temps Modernes] LTMCD 2469)  //  Burning Questions (7 compositions), 2012 Furious Artisans FACD 6813  //  American Avant-Garde in the 20th Century (piano, Rudhyar), 2014 2-CD set LTMCD 2579  //  French Avant-Garde in the 20th Century (piano, Rudhyar), 2014 2-CD set LTMCD 2571  //  "Code of Unsilence: A Prayer" on pianist Yael Manor's 2015 ACA-produced CD Elixir  //  An Inventory of Damaged Goods (9 compositions), 2018 Furious Artisans FACD6818  //  Passionate Geometries (9 compositions), 2023 New Focus CD  //  Telesthesia (cello quartet), 2023 Evil Penguin/Antarctica [Belgium] AR055  // 2023  4-CD set Satie: Art Works 1892-1924 (piano, Uspud ), Les Disques du Crepuscule TWI 1258 CD.