Name: When to the Sessions of Sweet Silent Thought by Kyle C Randall in Highlights
Duration: 6 min 11 s
Description: A choir setting of Shakespeare's Sonnet #30, performed by the Harvard University Choir. Score available here: http://notenova.com/catalog/work/when-to-the-sessions-of-sweet-silent-thought/

Highlights

The first of five bagatelles for solo piano: short character pieces.

Eric Tran, pianist

Solemn

"Kyrie (dense)" for Mixed Choir

Winner of the American Prize in Choral Composition, 2015 (student)

Finalist piece in the Morton Gould Young Composers Awards, 2015

Performed by Choral Chameleon
Matthew Oltman, conductor
Vince Peterson, director
Kyle Randall, composer

Choral Chameleon Institute 2014 Closing Concert
June 20, 2014 at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Brooklyn, NY


Lyrics:

Kyrie eleison        //         Lord have mercy
Christe eleison     //         Christ have mercy
Kyrie eleison        //         Lord have mercy

Kyrie (dense) - from the "New Gothic Mass"

Dreaming

This new work by composer Liz Hanna is based on a Native American Folktale about a mouse on a journey to the Holy Mountain. She encounters a series of creatures along the way in need of help that she is able to provide. 
The second part of the story will be revealed in the second movement, which will premiere at Choral Chameleon's StoryTime 2 Concert in May.

The role of Jumping Mouse is sung by Liz Hanna, soprano.

The Story Of Jumping Mouse - Part One (Liz Hanna)

Premiere by Ignition Duo (http://www.ignitionduo.com/): David Gonzales and Ramon Fermin on electric guitar at the Center for New Music, San Francisco.

This piece was commissioned for Ignition Duo in collaboration with the Guerrilla Composers Guild (http://www.guerrillamusic.org/), as part of a project to produce new works for electric guitar duo.

Zach Miley, recording

Winter Landscapes - for electric guitar duo

Shanghai Conservatory of Music
2015 Shanghai International Chamber Music Festival

March 27, 2015 - Shanghai, China

String Quartet
World Premiere
Roman Baranskiy, composer

Fenyang Quartet
Chen Jiayi, violin
Hua Hui, violin
Cao Yibo, viola
Li Zhenqi, cello

Amphithymia - Mov. I - Allegro

A suite of material for an environmental exploration and puzzle game called Origins. It takes place in a dark, enchanted forest.

Enchanted Forest - Origins Suite

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This piece was composed as part of an assignment at San Francisco Conservatory of Music's Technology and Applied Composition Program modeling professional client service scenarios composing demo music for a fictitious video game in development. Fall Semester 2015.

Composer- Kyle Randall
Producers: Matt Levine, Jonathan Mayer, MaryClare Brzytwa
Engineers: Marc Senasac, Anthony Caruso
Special thanks to Clint Bajakian, Lennie Moore, Dren McDonald

Musicians
Katie von Braun- violin
Kevin Rogers - violin
Otis Harriel - violin
Abigail Shiman -violin
Taija Warbelow - viola
Erica Zappia - viola
Helen Newby - cello
Doug Machiz- cello

Origins - Kyle Randall

A trio for viola, cello, and bass

Sheet music available: https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/publishers/kyle-randall-sheet-music/3003472

Deep Trio

Excerpt from our studio recording of Haec Dies by William Byrd.

Haec Dies - William Byrd (excerpt)

A choir setting of Shakespeare's Sonnet #30, performed by the Harvard University Choir. Score available here: http://notenova.com/catalog/work/when-to-the-sessions-of-sweet-silent-thought/

When to the Sessions of Sweet Silent Thought

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Born and raised in the forests of New Hampshire, Kyle Randall is an internationally-performed, award-winning composer of a wide variety of music, with premieres from Carnegie Hall to La Schola Cantorum in Paris, and commissions from renowned groups such as the Harvard Glee Club and Choral Chameleon. He strives for vividness and sincerity in his music, and he is not afraid to draw on the past as well as the present in his writing. After receiving a B.A. from Harvard, he came to San Francisco Conservatory to study with David Garner for a Masters in composition. Kyle was a winner of the American Prize in Composition for 2015, and a finalist in the Morton Gould ASCAP Composer prizes.

(photo credit Heike Liss, http://heikelisscreativeportraits.tumblr.com/)

When to the Sessions of Sweet Silent Thought

Kyle C Randall

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