Resident conductor Julian Pellicano leads the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra in four performances of the WSO's 2018 Adventures In Music program, including my orchestral work Something Wicked .
Additional performances at 1 p.m. on the first day and at 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. on the second.
The Winnipeg Symphony and local choir Horizon give the world premiere of a new work for choir and orchestra, as part of the 2018 Winnipeg New Music Festival. Commissioned by the WSO, A Parable for End Times is a setting of an apocalyptic text by Canadian fantasy author Steven Erikson.
The Winnipeg Symphony and guest conductor Keri-Lynn Wilson give the world premiere of a new work for orchestra. Commissioned by the WSO, Holocene Extinction addresses humanity's profound impact on Earth.
The Winnipeg Symphony and guest conductor Keri-Lynn Wilson give the world premiere of a new work for orchestra. Commissioned by the WSO, Holocene Extinction addresses humanity's profound impact on Earth.
Keyboardist Robert Fleitz performs a new arrangement of In Memory for harpsichord as part of The Harpsichord House, a multimedia installation project by artist/composer Julie Zhu.
Keyboardist Robert Fleitz performs a new arrangement of In Memory for harpsichord as part of The Harpsichord House, a multimedia installation project by artist/composer Julie Zhu.
Soprano Lindsey Blackhurst, accordionist Red Wierenga, and pianist Dura Jun perform The Metal and the Flower . The program also includes vocal works by Robert Bradshaw and Beata Moon.
Alexander Prior leads the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra in a performance of Never the Same River for orchestra.
Christian Kluxen leads the Victoria Symphony in the world premiere of a new work for orchestra, commissioned by VS. The program also features James Ehnes performing Britten's Violin Concerto and the great Brahms Symphony No. 4.
Christian Kluxen leads the Victoria Symphony in the world premiere of a new work for orchestra, commissioned by VS. The program also features James Ehnes performing Britten's Violin Concerto and the great Brahms Symphony No. 4.
The NYC composer collective ICEBERG New Music teams up with the Blueshift Ensemble to present contemporary chamber music at the newly minted Crosstown Arts in Memphis. This program will include works by ICEBERG composers Yu-Chun Chien, Alex Burtzos, Jonathan Russ, Drake Andersen, and myself.
Brendan Faegre's improvisatory / new music Netherlands-based ensemble, The Brendan Faegre Edge Ensemble, will be performing a newly composed work.
Brendan Faegre's improvisatory / new music Netherlands-based ensemble, The Brendan Faegre Edge Ensemble, will be performing a newly composed work.
Resident conductor Julian Pellicano leads the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra in two performances of the WSO's 2017 Adventures In Music program.
Additional performance at 1:15 p.m.
The Alumni of the Contemporary Music Ensemble (ACME), with the support of the University of Toronto, will be giving the Canadian premiere of Calibrating Friction for amplified ensemble.
Contemporaneous performs freshly composed music at the inaugural concert of ICEBERG New Music. The program will include new works by ICEBERG composers Alyssa Weinberg, Victor Baez, Derek Cooper, Max Grafe, and myself, and our first call for scores winner Nicole Murphy.
Resident conductor Julian Pellicano leads the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra in four performances of the WSO's 2017 Adventures In Music program.
Additional performances at 1 p.m. on the first day and at 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. on the second. The second day was in French.
William Rowson leads the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra in a performance of Arc of Horizon . The program, part of VSO's Annex series, includes works by Ana Sokolovic, Anna Thorvaldsdottir, and Kaija Saariaho.
Guitarist Patrick Kearney performs Hyperion alongside virtuosic solo guitar works by Ponce, Domeniconi, and Kearney himself.
Resident conductor Julian Pellicano leads the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra in four performances of the WSO's 2017 Adventures In Music program.
Additional performances at 1 p.m. on the first day and at 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. on the second.