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Heroes of Might and Magic - A Strategic Quest (1995)

Battle Theme 1 (Heroes of Might and Magic - A Strategic Quest)

Dungeon - Heroes Of Might And Magic III — Dungeon Town Theme Music

Heroes of might and magic III - Rough

Academy

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Heroes Of Might And Magic Ⅴ ~ Academy Town Theme ~ OST

Commissioned for the Fisk organ at King’s Chapel, Boston

World premiere performance by Rafael Popper-Keizer, cello and Heinrich Christensen, organ

February 19, 2012
King’s Chapel
Boston, MA

Winter Fantasia (2012) for cello and organ

Lisa Bielawa - Hurry

Rinnat Moriah, soprano
Scharoun Ensemble
Upama Muckensturm, flute
Alexander Bader, clarinet
Christophe Horak, violin
Richard Duven, cello
Majella Stockhausen, piano

Live performance at the American Academy in Rome
February 2, 2018

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http://www.scharounensemble.de/en
https://www.rinnatmoriah.com/

Hurry (2004) for soprano, flute, clarinet, violin, cello and piano

The Lay of the Love and Death (2006) for baritone voice, piano and violin 
25’

Introit-Riding 
Meditation No. 1 
I Carry the Flag 
Meditation No. 2 
Castle 
Meditation No. 3 
Tower Room 
Storm in the House 
Meditation No. 4 
It Has Never Been So Kingly

The Lay of the Love and Death (2006): IV Meditation No. 2

Broadcast from Home is a new large-scale work in response to the coronavirus crisis featuring contributions from the public.

Composer Lisa Bielawa is collecting testimonies reflecting on the experiences of the coronavirus crisis; and voices singing melodies that she will write using these testimonies. The public's voices will be the building blocks of the new work, which will be released in "Chapters" each Thursday.

Learn more at www.lisabielawa.net/broadcast-from-home

Broadcast from Home - Chapter 4: "I Miss All That"

Composer-vocalist Lisa Bielawa is a Rome Prize winner in Musical Composition. She takes inspiration for her work from literary sources and close artistic collaborations. Gramophone reports, “Bielawa is gaining gale force as a composer, churning out impeccably groomed works that at once evoke the layered precision of Vermeer and the conscious recklessness of Jackson Pollock.” Her music has been described as “ruminative, pointillistic and harmonically slightly tart,” by The New York Times, and “fluid and arresting ... at once dramatic and probing,” by the San Francisco Chronicle. She is the recipient of the 2017 Music Award from the American Academy of Arts & Letters and was named a William Randolph Hearst Visiting Artist Fellow at the American Antiquarian Society for 2018.

Visit www.lisabielawa.net for more information.

The Lay of the Love and Death (2006): IV Meditation No. 2

Lisa Bielawa

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