Joseph Schwantner Portrait at UT Austin's Butler School of Music
Apr. 01, 2016

The University of Texas at Austin’s Butler School of Music hosts Joseph Schwantner as composer-in-residence this month and celebrates the composer’s work with a portrait concert by the University’s Wind Ensemble. The program, led by Jerry Junkin, takes place on May 1 and includes Schwantner’s recent Luminosity, as well as his Concerto for Percussion and Orchestra and New Morning for the World, both in arrangements for wind ensemble.
Centaur Records will release a new album of Schwantner’s chamber works for flute featuring flutist Sarah Frisof later this spring. The album, titled “Looking Back”, includes new recordings of three works for flute and piano—Soaring, Black Anemones, and Looking Back—as well as Taking Charge, for flute, piano and percussion.
Details on the performance can be found at utexas.edu.
For more information on Joseph Schwantner, visit schott-music.com.
Joseph Schwantner
Luminosity (2014)
for wind ensemble
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20’
New Morning for the World: “Daybreak of Freedom” (2004)
for narrator and wind ensemble (arr. Nikk Pilato)
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23’
Concerto for Percussion and Orchestra (1994; rev. 1997)
transcribed for wind ensemble by Andrew Boysen, Jr.
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30’
Soaring (1986)
for flute and piano
2’
Looking Back (2009)
for flute and piano
15’
Taking Charge (2012)
for flute, piano and percussion
20’
Black Anemones (1982)
for flute and piano
4’
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