Julian Anderson in Residence at NEC's Summer Institute for Contemporary Performance Practice
Jun. 05, 2018

Julian Anderson joins New England Conservatory’s Summer Institute for Contemporary Performance Practice (SICPP) 2018 as its featured composer-in-residence. Founded by Artistic Director Stephen Drury, SICPP is a music festival concentrating solely on contemporary music performance and pratice. The eight-day intensive provides opportunities for fellow composers and performers to interact one-on-one with Anderson and to be fully immersed with new music through a series of masterclasses, rehearsals, and workshops.
Concerts take place from June 17-22 in Jordan Hall. Callithumpian Consort, the ensemble-in-residence, performs Anderson's Book of Hours and Van Gogh Blue and Thomas Adés’s Arcadiana on June 20 followed by Julian Anderson’s String Quartet No. 2, Seadrift, and Tombeau on June 21 and finally Anderson’s The Bearded Lady, Another Prayer, and Capriccio on June 22.
(Book of Hours, Part I/Julian Anderson/Birmingham Contemporary Music Group/Oliver Knussen, conductor)
To learn more about Julian Anderson, please visit schott-music.com.
Julian Anderson
Another Prayer (2012)
for solo violin
9'
The Bearded Lady (1994)
for clarinet and piano
9'
Book of Hours (2004)
2.1.2.1(cbn)-1.1(tpt in D).1.0-pno(cel with extended range to low G)-hp-sampler trigger keyboard-synth-1 or 2 computers-mixing desk-6 loudspeakers-2perc-strings(2.1.1.1)
22'
Capriccio (2017)
for solo piano
3'
Seadrift (1993)
for soprano and chamber ensemble of 3 players
10'
String Quartet No. 2 - Weinachtslieder 300 (2004)
for string quartet
17'
Tombeau (2017)
for soprano and piano trio
7'
Van Gogh Blue (2015)
for ensemble
fl(pic).2cl(1.Ebcl, 2.bcl)-pno.hp-vla.vc.db
22'
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