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Peter Eötvös’ Violin Concerto Seven Makes US Debut with the St. Louis Symphony
Jan. 11, 2011On January 21 David Robertson leads Akiko Suwanai and the St. Louis Symphony in the US premiere of Peter Eötvös' Seven, the composer's violin concerto written in memorial of the astronauts who perished aboard the Columbia space shuttle in 2003.
The Aventa Ensemble Performs Boulez’s Dérive II on Canadian Tour
Jan. 11, 2011Following on the heels of its successful US premiere at Miller Theatre last month by the Talea Ensemble, Pierre Boulez's Dérive II was performed by the Aventa Ensemble in multiple performances across Canada.
Tobias Picker’s Awakenings and Fantastic Mr. Fox on UK Tours
Jan. 11, 2011Tobias Picker's new ballet Awakenings continues its massive UK tour with the Rambert Dance Company while the English Touring Opera takes the composer's Fantastic Mr. Fox on its own tour of 12 cities across the UK.
Toshio Hosokawa’s Woven Dreams Given its US Premiere by The Cleveland Orchestra
Jan. 11, 2011Toshio Hosokawa's Woven Dreams, a Roche Commission for The Cleveland Orchestra,receives its US premiere on January 20 in Cleveland conducted by Franz Welser-Möst.
Bernard Rands’ Three Pieces for Piano at Carnegie Hall with Jonathan Biss
Jan. 11, 2011Jonathan Biss gives Bernard Rands' Three Pieces for Piano its New York City debut at Carnegie Hall on January 21. The performance comes in the midst of Biss' two-month recital tour throughout Europe and the US.
Robert Beaser’s Manhattan Roll Debuts in New Wind Band Transcription
Jan. 11, 2011Robert Beaser's Manhattan Roll in a new wind band transcription was the undisputed highlight of the Midwest Band Clinic in Chicago last month. See what else the composer has been up to lately.
Seattle Symphony Premieres Bernard Rands’ Adieu; Jonathan Biss Premieres Three Pieces for Piano in Mainz, Germany
Dec. 01, 2010Bernard Rands' new work Adieu, written in dedication to Gerard Schwarz, premieres at the Seattle Symphony in honor of Schwarz's farewell season.
Wealth of Performances This Month Captures a Wide Array of Holiday Music from Schott/EAM
Dec. 01, 2010Audiences at orchestra concerts around the world will hear an expansive collection of holiday works from the Schott/EAM catalogues in December.
Robert Beaser’s Folk Songs is performed by the IRIS Orchestra on Saturday, December 4 at the Germantown Performing Arts Center in Germantown, Tennessee.
Music of Tobias Picker Performed by Mimesis Ensemble
Dec. 01, 2010The Mimesis Ensemble performs the music of Tobias Picker in their program at the Bechstein Concert Hall on Tuesday, December 7.