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Mohammed Fairouz's "Follow, Poet"
released on Deutsche Grammophon
Deutsche Grammophon has released the CD "Follow, Poet", with two extended works by Mohammed Fairouz: "Audenesque" for mezzo (Kate Lindsey) and chamber orchestra, and "Sadat", a ballet for chamber orchestra.
Follow, Poet celebrates great language, with excerpts from an address by John F. Kennedy, and poems by W.H. Auden and Seamus Heaney recited by fellow poet Paul Muldoon. Review.
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The Cat Comes Back
Gotham Chamber Opera reprises its "dazzling" production of El Gato con botas (Puss in Boots) by Xavier Montsalvatge. The hour-long family opera will have eight performances, Dec. 6-14 in El Museo del Barrio, New York City. Neal Goren conducts.
This production, conceived in collaboration with Tectonic Theater Project and Blind Summit Puppet Theater, was first seen in 2010 in New York's New Victory Theater.
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"O Magnum Mysterium" in film "Rebuilding the World Trade Center"
Morten Lauridsen's iconic choral work was the only fitting music for the moments in Marcus Robinson's documentary "Rebuilding the World Trade Center" when the beacon is placed on top of the spire of One World Trade Center.
Watch The History Channel Sept. 11 at 6PM Eastern.
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"Sumeida's Song" in Boston
Mohammed Fairouz's opera "Sumeida's Song" has received its first fully staged performances in its orchestral version, at the hands of Boston Opera Collaborative.
"[I]ntense and tautly constructed...rich and multilayered," wrote one review. Another: "mezzo-soprano Heather Gallagher...gave the role [of Asakir] vivid, theatrical intensity."
The performances are conducted by Andrew Altenbach and directed by Nathan Troup.
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Ives Symphony No. 2 --
Immersion in Chicago
The Chicago Symphony presents Charles Ives's Symphony No. 2 in its Beyond the Score series on April 25 and 27. The program, titled "The Things Our Fathers Loved," is directed by Gerard McBurney and conducted by Sir Mark Elder.
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American Composers Orchestra --
Border Vanguards
Derek Bermel and Silvestre Revueltas were featured in ACO's April 4 Border Vanguards concert, in Carnegie's Zankel Hall.
Revueltas's "Alcancias" brings the street life of Mexico onto the concert stage. Bermel's "Mar de Setembro" sets poems by Eugenio de Andrade, sung by "category defying" Luciana Souza.
NYTimes review.
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Morten Lauridsen Weekend Presented by
The Los Angeles Master Chorale
In a highlight of its 50th anniversary season, the Los Angeles Master Chorale celebrates its long association with Morten Lauridsen in events on March 14 and 16.
Lauridsen, who served as LAMC's Composer-in-Residence from 1995 to 2001, will be celebrated in a sold-out Disney Hall concert of his music on March 16. Michael Stillwater's documentary on Lauridsen, "Shining Night," will screen on March 14 in Glendale's historic Alex Theatre.
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Jan. 29 - Alex Pauk conducts Toronto's Esprit Orchestra in Robert Aitken's Berceuse.
Jan. 29 - Rhapsody on Moldavian Folksongs by Mieczyslaw Weinberg, Northwestern University
Chamber Orchestra, Robert Hasty conducting.
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Jan. 31 - Symphony No. 17 by Mieczyslaw Weinberg, Northwestern University Symphony Orchestra, Victor Yampolsky conducting.
Note: The Northwestern performances "inspired in part" by Lyric Opera of Chicago's performances of Weinberg's The Passenger, Feb. 24 - March 15.
Feb. 6 - SF's One Found Sound chamber orchestra performs Concierto del Sur by Manuel M. Ponce. Marc Teicholz is the guitar soloist.
Feb. 6 - Desi by Michael Daugherty, Manhattan School of Music; Mark Gould conducts.
Feb. 7-9 - Bruno Ferrandis leads the Santa Rosa Symphony in Danzon No.2 by Arturo Marquez.
Feb. 8 - The German premiere of Jose Serebrier's Flute Concerto with Tango", Sharon Bezaly, soloist; Nuremberg Symphony conducted by the composer. Mastersingerhalle, Nuremberg.
Feb. 12 - Jose Serebrier conducts St. Michael Strings, Mikkeli, Finland, in his
Symphony No. 3, Fantasia, Tango in Blue and Adagio.
Feb.
24 to March 15 - The Lyric Opera of Chicago presents 6 performances of The Passenger by Mieczyslaw Weinberg. The 2010 Bregenz Festival production directed by David Pountney.
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Music Publishers Association
Paul Revere Awards
for Graphic Excellence -
1st Prize Winners, 2014
Mohammed Fairouz:
Native Informant
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Artur Schnabel:
String Quartet No. 2
Purchase Score
3rd Prize Winner:
John Musto: Collected Songs, Vol. 2
Purchase Score
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David Diamond Centennial, 2015
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