"Euphonic Blues" by Nancy Galbraith, performed by Altena Brass (the Netherlands) in 2013, conducted by Jan Gerrit Adema.

Euphonic Blues for Brass

FUGUE, WALTZ, CANON (premiere performance)

Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic, conducted by Daniel Nesta Curtis
March 5, 2014
Carnegie Music Hall
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

"Fugue, Waltz, Canon" is based on a menacing four-note theme which is stated at the beginning and seems to pervade all of the piece. But gradually, this theme is shown to be a mere façade for a more urgent theme: B-A-C-H. Bach, after all, is the reason this composer is interested in things like fugues and canons in the first place.
He prevails in the end, of course, as Bach always does. After a series of reversals, the piece concludes unambiguously affirming his name.

This piece was written for the Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic as a senior thesis at Carnegie Mellon School of Music.

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Fugue, Waltz, Canon

World premiere live performance recording from March 6th at Carnegie Mellon University's College of Fine Arts. 

PILOT OVER THE LAKE


Violin, Aaron Schwartz
Viola, Zoe Loversky
Viola, Megan Richards
Cello, Evan Kahn
Contrabass, Vince Galvan
Harp, Sage Po
Piano, Theo Teris
Flute, Stephanie Hegedus
Trumpet, Andrew Heath
Composer, Conductor, Jordan Boucicaut

Pilot Over The Lake

Performed by the Carnegie Mellon University Philharmonic on March 5, 2014

Infinitas (Live)

Pure Imagination - arranged for orchestra

Voices is a composition for SATB Choir, Piano, Cello, and Electronics. It was written for the men and women who have sacrificed their lives for our freedom. Using text by John McCrae, General Douglas MacArthur, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Dalton Roach.

Voices

Someone to Fall Back On - Josh Tolle

"Febris Ver" by Nancy Galbraith, performed by IUP Wind Ensemble at CBDNA in 2012.

Febris Ver (Spring Fever)

"Dreamland"

Music and Lyrics by Eric Dietz

Performed live by Nina Mohan (soprano), Jessie Nucho (flute), and Karen Roethlisberger Verm (piano) at Kresge Theater at Carnegie Mellon University. Oct 18, 2012.

Three Songs for Voice, Flute, and Piano

©2012 by Eric Dietz

Dreamland

Eric is a composer, lyricist, music director, and graduate of Carnegie Mellon University. His latest projects are Sweet Jesus! - a new musical, and Fable for Orchestra. Happy listening! 

Visit www.ericdietzmusic.com for more.

Dreamland

Eric Dietz (composer)

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