Premiere of all three movements of Charles Nichols’s Virginia Triple Crown by Strains
Kyle Hutchins, saxophone; Betsy Lantz, flute; Shannon Wettstein, piano
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Premiere of Charles Nichols’s Virginia Triple Crown first movement, “Dragon’s Tooth” by Strains
Kyle Hutchins, saxophone; Betsy Lantz, flute; Shannon Wettstein, piano
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Lecture Recital, “Banned in Her Homeland: Music of Lūcija Garūta”
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Featuring the music of James Dillon
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Calliope Tour of Texas including University of North Texas and University of Texas, San Antonio
Cube, Moss Arts Center
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Performance of Ccantu by Jimmy Lopez
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Lecture Recital, “Inspired by Women: Piano Four-Hands Works by Women from Around the Global”
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The sixth Spatial Music Workshop will consist of sessions on spatialization techniques, software systems for spatialization, discussions of current research in spatialization, and listening to electronic music composed for high-density loudspeaker arrays (HDLAs).
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Randall Davidson's music publishing, producing, and performance website. His music publishing company Boys Art Music has moved all of its content to this web address. Most scores and parts can be downloaded or rented (primarily, larger works). Randall lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota USA. Since the mid-1970s, his work as a composer has been performed around the North America, Europe and Australia.
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The College Music Society promotes music teaching and learning, musical creativity and expression, research and dialogue, and diversity and interdisciplinary interaction. A consortium of college, conservatory, university, and independent musicians and scholars interested in all disciplines of music, the Society provides leadership and serves as an agent of change by addressing concerns facing ...
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Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 5, "Emperor"
Ho-Yin Kwok, conductor
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Sounds Modern performs concerts of adventurous contemporary music. Our events explore connections between innovative practices in the visual art and music communities.
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The Palm Beach Atlantic University Hispanic Heritage Festival is a celebration of the Iberian-American cultural heritage through a display of art, music, and poetry from various countries.
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The Madrid 2021 EPTA Conference’s topic “Connecting Continents and Traditions” is a reflection of Spanish Music and Culture which has had an important impact on Western Civilization.
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Virtual and live performances with Calliope and 113 Composers Collective. New Music Gathering is an annual conference/festival hybrid dedicated to the performance, production, promotion, support, and creation of new and forward-thinking music.
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Future Conventions - National Flute Association
Meet the NFA Committees Committees play a critical role in guiding the NFA’s mission and policies. Over the years, members have founded a great depth and breadth of committees, following their own passions and seeking to move the NFA and greater flute community forward.
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International Access. Transformative keynotes. Stunning performances. Inspiring PEDx. Expert Sessions. Dynamic community.
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Featuring the music of Anthony R. Green, Joe Horton, Mauricio Kagel, György Kurtág, Dieter Schnebel, Steven Takasugi, Bethany Younge, and more!
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Sarah Miller. Composition Faculty. Sarah Miller holds a Ph.D. in Music Composition (Michigan State University) and has been teaching composition, theory and piano at the MacPhail Center for Music since 1996, serving as Composition Coordinator since 2001.
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Fuzzy Slippers Home Concerts, once every month. Follow on Facebook
Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 5, "Emperor"
Ho-Yin Kwok, conductor
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Featuring the music of Anthony R. Green, Joe Horton, Mauricio Kagel, György Kurtág, Dieter Schnebel, Steven Takasugi, Bethany Younge, and more!
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The Society for Electro-Acoustic Music in the United States (SEAMUS) 2020 National Conference will be held at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia March 12-14, 2020. SEAMUS 2020 will present an exceptional program of works showcasing a broad spectrum of electro-acoustic modes ...
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Recital Tour, various locations, including Greencastle, Indiana and Columbus, Indiana dates and times TBA.
Faculty Recital, St. Cloud State University. Program details tba.
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CEMI Circles Festival of Experimental Music and Intermedia. Friday and Saturday October 18-19, 2019, University of North Texas.
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Faculty Chamber Music Concert, St. Cloud State University, Wednesday, October 2 2019 at 7:30 pm.
Performing Arts Center Recital Hall, free admission. Program details tba.
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Elizabeth McNutt and Shannon Wettstein are Calliope, a self-declared commuter duo which performs the most virtuosic and innovative works of the last century. Calliope formed almost two decades ago; over the years the duo has survived multiple cross-country moves. Currently Elizabeth lives in Denton, TX and Shannon resides in Minneapolis, MN. The interstate highway I-35 connects their two homes, albeit nearly 1000 miles apart. Calliope’s collaborations have always involved cross-country or international travel. Thus, the idea of a road trip was born. The duo is planning a concert tour along the I-35 corridor with concerts from San Antonio, TX to Duluth, MN, with multiple stops along the way.
In their collaborations as the Calliope Duo and in their highly acclaimed solo performances, Dr. McNutt and Dr. Wettstein present the most original, innovative, and excellent newly composed music. For our I-35 tour we will have a call for scores from January, 2018- June, 2018 from composers who live within 100 miles of I-35 to identify outstanding new works for the tour. We are also commissioning new works for the tour, and will be actively developing these works with our collaborators from January, 2018 through June, 2019. The tour has two loops: a northern loop of venues in Kansas, Nebraska, and Minnesota during September 2019 and a southern loop of venues in Texas and Oklahoma in October. At each performance on our I-35 tour Calliope will perform premieres of newly commissioned works for flute and piano written by our project collaborators, Dr. Ethan Wickman (San Antonio, TX), Dr. Kostas Karathanasis (Norman, OK), Dr. Seth Shafer (Omaha, NE) Dr. Scott Miller (Minneapolis, MN), and Dr. Justin Rubin (Duluth, MN), as well as recently completed works by Dr. Kirsten Broberg and Dr. Jon Christopher Nelson (Denton, TX).
It is important to Calliope and our collaborators to spotlight compositional creativity as well as excellence and engagement in performance throughout all parts of the United States, not only the metropolitan centers of the East and West Coasts. Through the call for scores, Calliope will discover new creative partners and sbuild new musical relationships. Through the commissioning process and multiple performances, we will strengthen existing relationships with our collaborating composers, and add important new works to the canon. Calliope's I-35 concert tour will foster community, develop new talent, and promote the relevance and excellence of new music in the American heartland.
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Sounds Modern Series, "Brazenly Self-Effacing" at Ft. Worth Modern Art Museum.
Some of the greatest new ideas of modern music - minimalism, ambient music, chance music - are brazenly self-effacing. Much like the artists featured in Disappearing - California, c. 1970, modern composers sometimes go to heroic lengths to negate their own identity and agency, often asking that the performers of their music do the same. The works on this concert will reveal the beauty that can emerge when ego and identity are stripped away from the process of making music.
The most up-to-the-minute and least predictable concert music series in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Sounds Modern explores links between contemporary music and visual arts, connecting thematically to exhibits at the Fort Worth Modern Art Museum. Directed by flutist and modern music guru Elizabeth McNutt, Sounds Modern brings a sonic dimension to the groundbreaking artwork presented at the Modern.
Admission is free and open to the public.
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8th Annual China-ASEAN Music Week in Nanning, China sponsored by Guangxi Arts University
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