GRAMMY-nominated Neave Trio performs “Inextinguishable” at Charles Ives Music Festival
New Jersey Youth Symphony led by Helen Cha-Pyo gives the Tri-state and New Jersey premiere of “In Tyset” concerto for double bass and orchestra featuring GRAMMY-winning double bassist Ranaan Meyer
World premiere of “Come Fly With Me” for violin and piano with violinist Courtney Orlando. The venue is a private home. Please email paulfruchtmusic@gmail.com if you wish to attend.
Philadelphia Youth Orchestra led by Louis Scaglione gives the world premiere of “In Tyset” concerto for double bass and orchestra featuring GRAMMY-winning double bassist Ranaan Meyer
Waterbury Symphony Orchestra led by Leif Bjaland gives the world premiere of Grace and the Unanswered Question
Violinist Giora Schmidt, cellist Julian Schwarz, and pianist Marika Bournaki give the world premiere of Inextinguishable
Paul Frucht - Four Pieces for solo piano.
Works also to include: John Adams, John Corigliano, Lowell Liebermann, Erkki-Sven Tüür, and more
The Carpe Diem String Quartet gives the world premiere of a new work they commissioned, Rhapsody II
Sam Weiser and Marisa Ishikawa, violins
Korine Fujiwara, viola
Ariana Nelson, cello
The Carpe Diem String Quartet gives the world premiere of a new work they commissioned, Rhapsody II
Sam Weiser and Marisa Ishikawa, violins
Korine Fujiwara, viola
Ariana Nelson, cello
Paul Frucht - "What a Time" (NYC premiere)
Works also to include: Beethoven, Kevin Puts, & Poulenc
Chelsea Starbuck Smith and George Meyer perform Rhapsody for two violins
Cellist - Julian Schwarz
Artistic Director & Pianist - Daniel Colalillo
Cellist - Julian Schwarz
Artistic Director & Pianist - Daniel Colalillo
Bass-Baritone Eliam Ramos and GVO led by Barbara Yahr perform the 5th movement of A More Perfect Union
Knoxville Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Will Shaub gives the world premiere of the violin/piano version of What a Time.
Knoxville Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Will Shaub gives the world premiere of the violin/piano version of What a Time.
The CIMF Chamber Orchestra led by Eric Mahl, featuring flutist Katie Althen, performs There are Stars for solo flute and string orchestra on a program featuring featuring works by Valerie Coleman, Kris McCormick, Ranaan Meyer, Kevin Puts, and Christian Yom.
Jeremías Sergiani-Velázquez performs Valor as part of the Charles Ives Music Festival’s concert, “(Re)imagine”, alongside works by Robert Honstein, Sarah Kirkland Snyder, Alyssa Weinberg, Steve Reich, and Aaron Copland.
The World Youth Wind Symphony at Interlochen Center for the Arts performs Dawn, led by Steve Davis
The Eastern Music Festival Orchestra led by Gerard Schwarz, featuring violinist Jeff Multer and cellist Julian Schwarz, premieres Finding Religion for solo violin, solo cello, and orchestra
Time For Three performs “Forever is Composed of Nows” at League of American Orchestras National Conference session entitled Erasing the Boundaries of Classical Music
Time For Three performs “Forever - is Composed of Nows”
Time For Three performs “Forever - is Composed of Nows”
The Sonora Collective gives the world premiere of There Are Stars for flute and string quartet, featuring flutist Katie Althen, violinists Julia Danitz and Jeremías Sergiani-Velázquez, violist Leah Ferguson, and cellist Clara Abel.
Grammy-winning artists Time for Three perform Forever - is Composed of Nows
Grammy-winning artists Time for Three performs Forever - is Composed of Nows
World Premiere of Rhapsody II
World Premiere of Rhapsody II
