Mission Chamber Orchestra: Dancing with J.S. Bach II
Mission Chamber Orchestra
Anthony Rivera, conductor
De Anza College Visual and Performing Arts Center, 21250 Stevens Creek Blvd., Cupertino
Dancing with J.S. Bach II for oboe and strings
Mission Chamber Orchestra
Anthony Rivera, conductor
De Anza College Visual and Performing Arts Center, 21250 Stevens Creek Blvd., Cupertino
Dancing with J.S. Bach II for oboe and strings
Director of the Inaugural NEP New Music Readings
New England Philharmonic
Eric Nathan, conductor
Kati Agócs and Kareem Roustom, mentor composers
Works by three composers selected through the NEP’s Call for Score (TBA)
New York Classical Players
Hsin-Yun Huang, Misha Amory, viola soloists
Dongmin Kim, conductor
W83 Auditorium (New York, NY)
Double Concerto No. 2 for two solo violas and string orchestra (NY Premiere)
New York Classical Players
Hsin-Yun Huang, Misha Amory, viola soloists
Dongmin Kim, conductor
Chapel, College of Mount Saint Vincent (Bronx, NY)
Double Concerto No. 2 for two solo violas and string orchestra (NY Premiere)
New York Classical Players
Hsin-Yun Huang, Misha Amory, viola soloists
Dongmin Kim, conductor
Brown University
Omaggio a Gesualdo for string orchestra
Double Concerto No. 2 for two solo violas and string orchestra (RI Premiere)
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Composition Colloquium
On my recent music
Sandbox Percussion
Brown University
Grant Recital Hall
Bright Light for percussion quartet (R.I. Premiere)
UTSA Symphonic Band
John Zarco, conductor
University of Texas at San Antonio
Evening Glow for wind ensemble
Johns Hopkins University
Tony Arnold, soprano; William Sharp, baritone; Seth Knopp, piano
Bloomberg Center (Washington, D.C.)
Canon for Three for three sopranos
Some Favored Nook for soprano, baritone, piano
Now Chorale
Sacred Heart Church (410 W Lorain St Oberlin, OH)
how small a part of time for choir
Live stream link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_N9gjapO9k
Now Chorale
Oberlin Conservatory
Warner Concert Hall
how small a part of time for choir
Lifelong Learning Collaborative
Zoom registration here
Lecture: “From Inspiration to sound: behind my creative process”
Louisville Brass
University of Louisville New Music Festival
Comstock Hall
Spires for Brass Quintet
Young Harris College Concert Band
Hayes Bunch, conductor
Glenn~McGinnis Hall
Jump Start for wind ensemble
Bruce Collings, trombone
American Academy in Rome
Villa Aurelia (Rome, Italy)
As Above, So Below for solo double-belled trombone (premiere of revised version)
New England Philharmonic
Tianhui Ng, Music Director
Jordan Hall (Boston, MA)
In Between II for orchestra (New England premiere)
Inaugural concerts at The Lindemann Performing Arts Center
Brown University
Brown University Orchestra and Brown University Chorus
Mark Seto, conductor
Open again a turn of light for orchestra and choir (world premiere)
Text by Sawako Nakayasu
Louisville Brass
October 13: UMASS Amherst, Bezanson Recital Hall
October 15: Brown University, Grant Recital Hall
October 16: Bard Collage at Simon’s Rock
October 17: Hartt School of Music
October 20: University of Louisville, Comstock Hall
Spires for brass quintet
Winsor Music
Peggy Pearson, oboe
Gabriela Díaz, violin; Gabriel Boyers, violin; Ashleigh Gordon, viola; Rafael Popper-Keizer, cello;
Ian Saunders, bass;
St. Paul’s Church (Brookline, MA)
Dancing with J.S. Bach II for oboe and strings (Boston premiere)
Co-presented by Yellow Barn and New England Conservatory
Hsin-Yun Huang, Misha Amory, solo violas
Members of the Ariel, Jupiter, Parker String Quartets
joined by violinists Sammy Andonian, Emma Frucht, Abigail Hong, Jesse Irons, Valerie Kim, Yiliang Liang, and KJ McDonald, violist Hannah Burnett, and double bassists Lizzie Burns and Sam Suggs
Eric Nathan, conductor
Livestream available here: www.necmusic.edu/live
Double Concerto No. 2 (world premiere)
Co-Commissioned by Yellow Barn, Seth Knopp, Artistic Director, as part of Yellow Barn’s commissioning project in memory of Roger Tapping
Co-Commissioned by the New York Classical Players, Dongmin Kim, Music Director
Co-Commissioned by Rhode Island Chamber Music Concerts
Including new works by Lei Jiang, Brett Dean, Stephen Coxe, Philippe Hersant
Musicians from Yellow Barn’s Young Artist Program
Yellow Barn
Big Barn (Putney, VT)
Missing Words III for cello and piano
Missing Words VI for flute, clarinet, violin, cello
Musicians from Yellow Barn’s Young Artist Program
Yellow Barn
Big Barn (Putney, VT)
Missing Words V for piano trio
Bright Light for percussion quartet
Tony Arnold (soprano), Lucy Shelton (soprano), William Sharp (baritone), Seth Knopp (piano)
Musicians from Yellow Barn’s Young Artist Program
Yellow Barn
Big Barn (Putney, VT)
Some Favored Nook for soprano, baritone, piano
Wing Over Wing for soprano and violin
Soul Perching for soprano, clarinet, cello
Far Beyond Far for solo violin
Omaggio a Gesualdo for string quintet
Four to One for string quartet
Tonhalle Düsseldorf
Skyline Konzert II
Boris Brovtsyn, violin
Claudio Bohorquez, cello
Saleem Ashkar, piano
Dreischeibenhaus (Düsseldorf)
Dream Scenes for Piano Trio (World Premiere)
Beijing Central Conservatory of Music
China
On My Recent Work (guest lecture)
Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra
Hahn Hall, Music Academy of the West
1070 Fairway Rd, Santa Barbara, CA 93108
“Omaggio a Gesualdo” for string orchestra (West Coast Premiere)
Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra
Zipper Hall, the Colburn School
200 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012
"Omaggio a Gesualdo" for string orchestra (West Coast Premiere)
Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra
First Presbyterian Church of Santa Monica
1220 2nd St, Santa Monica, CA 90401
“Omaggio a Gesualdo” for string orchestra (West Coast Premiere)
Temple University New Music Ensemble
Jan Krzywicki, Director
Walls of Light for chamber ensemble
Boston Chamber Music Society
First Church in Cambridge
Just a Moment for Two Oboes (2021)
Peggy Pearson and Jennifer Slowik, oboes
Phoenix Chamber Orchestra
Joshua Weilerstein, Music Director
Metropolitan Waterworks Museum
Programmed work is a surprise until the concert downbeat.
Program includes music by Beethoven, Eastman, Shaw and Wolfe
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
Rose Studio
Gilbert Kalish, piano
My Grandfather Played Piano (CMS Commission, World Premiere)