Yonder is an old English word that means, that way. Far away.
I was always captivated by long gone civilizations with buried cities waiting to be discovered, no one really knows were they are, they lay somewhere Yonder...
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Yonder

Darkwater

tronic fusion w/ supasoaka

Music by Matteo Neri
Libretto by Alejandra Martinez

This excerpt is a love duet between Pablo Escobar and his wife Maria Victoria “Tata.” Tata, tired of constantly being on the run, is angry at Pablo for not having an exit plan from his life of crime. Pablo woos her by offering her empty promises, insisting that her dream of living a peaceful life on a ‘beautiful hacienda’ will one day come true. (Amanda Batista as Tata, Andres Cascante as Pablo Escobar, with The Budapest Scoring Orchestra).

Act 1 Love duet from the opera "Escobar"

1. Jennie. 1989. West 4th Street, New York
interlude: time passes
2. Vinnie. 1994. West 4th Street, New York (3:51)
interlude: time passes 
3. Michael. 2003. Housing Works, 2nd Avenue, New York (8:33)
transition: time passes
4. Beth. 2010. West 17th Street, New York (12:53)
interlude: time passes
5. Marcie. 2020. Euclid Avenue, Berkeley (16:03)

The Nothing Lamp

The Nothing Lamp (2021)

This is Marti Epstein's response to I Baci by Barbara Strozzi, written for Favella Lyrica.

Extension Works

I Baci

Nathan Halpern - "Marina and Ulay" (Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is Present - Original Score) [3]

Cherubino's first aria from "Le Nozze di Figaro" by W.A. Mozart

Micaela Aldridge, mezzo-soprano
David Stech, piano

Mozart- Non so più cosa son, from "Le Nozze di Figaro"

Octavian's aria from "Der Rosenkavalier" by Richard Strauss

Micaela Aldridge, mezzo-soprano
David Stech, piano

Strauss- Wie du warst, from "Der Rosenkavalier"

Original score excerpt from Carlo Mirabella Davis's psychological thriller SWALLOW, in theaters and VOD on MARCH 6th via IFC Films,

SWALLOW: They're Expecting Us / Empty Nest

Peter Oundjian, conductor
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra

Commissioned by Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra Sound Investment

Inspired by the trailblazing work of artist Miriam Schapiro, warp & weft is a celebration of the creative process and specifically the Schapiro-coined term “femmage.” Femmage, or feminist collage, defines any activity practiced by women using traditional women’s techniques to achieve their art—collage, decoupage, and weaving, just to name a few. Schapiro used the term to elevate the significance of women’s crafting in the home which was historically denigrated as “decorative” art compared to predominantly male artists whose pieces were classified as “high” art. The form and content of warp & weft is particularly inspired by the art of weaving. I visualized a loom and the act of weaving while composing, where the weft (horizontal axis of the loom) is represented by sections dedicated to gradually developing melodies, and the warp (vertical axis of the loom) depicts the sections identified by strong vertical chords. Throughout the piece, I imagine Schapiro’s studio, full of color, various materials, and ideas, swirling around in a fantastical way as she moves from medium to medium celebrating the history and artistic viewpoints of women past, present, and future.

Act 1 Love duet from the opera "Escobar"

Matteo Neri :|: Composer

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