Part of a work in progress...Sonata for piano

Copyright 2021 Mark Dennis McConnell

07. Based On 05

Part of a work in progress. Sonata for piano.

Copyright 2021 Mark Dennis McConnell

06. Movement And Stasis

Compositions from 2005-2013. Electro-acoustic, electronic, and acoustic works. Mark Dennis McConnell

2005 Insurrection

Rachel05

Harp solo in d minor by Emiko McConnell

Yulia, composed by Mark Dennis McConnell, for mixed trio: Mari Mizutani, violin; Teresa DiPietro, cello; Mary Stupin, horn. Performed live at a composers reading recital at Crafton Hills College, Spring 2014.  

Yulia-for violin, cello, and horn

Gluttony (2000), from 7 Deadly Sins. Performed by Mari Mizutani, Tiffany Nicely, and Mark Dennis McConnell. Recorded in Buffalo, NY.

Anger and Gluttony are 2 movements of a 7 movement work. 

Copyright 2000 Mark Dennis McConnell

4. Gluttony

Anger (2000), from 7 Deadly Sins. Performed by Mari Mizutani, Tiffany Nicely, and Mark Dennis McConnell. Recorded in Buffalo, NY.

Anger and Gluttony are 2 movements of a 7 movement work. 

Copyright 2000 Mark Dennis McConnell

1. Anger

Things are Taken Away, in memory of Jan Johnson. 
2008
Composed by Mark Dennis McConnell
Copyright 2008 Mark Dennis McConnell

Things Are Taken Away Short Version

Trinity - 2004

Scions (2015), composed by Mark Dennis McConnell. Performed and recorded by the Society for New Music in New York. Aired on the WCNY radio show Fresh Ink in January 2016. 

Copyright 2015 Mark Dennis McConnell

2015 Scions Mark Dennis McConnell SNM

Mark Dennis McConnell studied music at the University of Northern Colorado and the University of New Mexico. He studied composition under William Wood and Erik Ona, and double bass under James D. Vaughn and Mark Tatum. In 2005, he was a featured composer in the University of New Mexico's Composers Symposium.  He has performed with Performance Riverside, COD, Redlands Bowl Summer Musical, OnStage Musicals, Slee Sinfonietta, Santa Fe Symphony, San Juan Symphony, Roswell Symphony, ACLOA, June in Buffalo, and Western New York Chamber Orchestra. McConnell has had his compositions performed throughout the US by the Society for New Music (New York), the Colorado State University Arts Symposium, the Midwest Graduate Music Conference (Madison, WI), the SUNY-Buffalo New Composers Series, and on KUNM radio (Albuquerque, NM). In 2000, McConnell received the Brian M. Israel prize in composition. McConnell is Professor of Music at Crafton Hills College in Southern California.

Mark Dennis McConnell

Popular tracks