Please help Flying Forms and me make a recording of my music for Baroque instruments! Visit the New Music for Old Instruments page to learn more about the project and to make a tax-deductible contribution!
Les Parisiens : Il semble que vous puissiez venir écouter un peu de ma musique le 27 janvier. J'attends les infos pratiques, mais on entendra Something Else (Music for Sleeping through Winter), le complément parfait d'une soirée d'hiver.
Aussi sur le programme, deux créations multimédias au Théâtre de la Commune d’Aubervilliers, le 3 et le 4 avril. Une pièce pour flûte, clarinette, saxophone, et percussion, avec 3 danseuses ; et l’autre pour violoncelle, contrebasse, et électroniques, avec 2 circassiennes/acrobates.
On November 12, 2011 at 7pm, Miriam Kapner and Frank Perko III premiered my new piece for oboe and organ, Cyclictych in Denver, CO. It came out brillinatly - more soon!
New, technically-superior, higher-quality recording of What Nobody Expected! No video, and without the excitement of a live performance. Have a listen… From a not-quite-studio session with Thomas Rabaud.
I somehow or another managed to complete my thesis on music written for bowed Baroque instruments and electronics. So on I go to year two, and research on music for harpsichord and electronics. I'll try to post some excerpts soon.
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