Exchange by Daniel Wohl for string quartet, percussion, and electronics.  Live at Geva Theatre Nextstage.

Lili Sarayrah, violin
Molly Germer, violin
Alexander Peña, viola
Nadine Sherman, cello
Kurt Fedde, percussioin

Recorded live at Geva Theatre Nextstage, Rochester NY

Exchange - Daniel Wohl

A collection of choral works.
Canadian Music Centre Centrediscs CMCCD 10905

NorthWord

Missa Brevis 0.4 Sanctus

Will There Be Singing

River Memory

PROTUS is an a cappella chamber vocal ensemble comprised of choral artists from Louisville Kentucky. Formed in January of 2014 by artistic director, Richard Burchard, the group is dedicated to the research and performance of lesser-known choral repertoire from the Middle Ages through the Renaissance and occasionally newly composed works. The group's repertoire includes music for mixed choir as well as pieces for "low-voice" ensemble that extends into ranges below and above most modern day TTBB works. PROTUS is a Greek word for "first" and is used in Medieval western music to identify the first pair of melodic church modes more commonly known as Dorian and Hypodorian.

https://composermatthewemery.com/2016/03/04/sleep-now/

Sleep now, O sleep now, O you unquiet heart! A voice crying ‘Sleep now’ Is heard in my heart. The voice of the winter Is heard at the door. O sleep, for the winter Is crying ‘Sleep no more!’ My kiss will give peace now And quiet to your heart – Sleep on in peace now, O you unquiet heart! (james joyce)

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Sleep Now (Protus Vocal Ensemble and PROTEAN STRING ENSEMBLE)

Music: Nancy Telfer
Text: John Gillespie Magee
Publisher: Waterloo Music Company Limited, W10204
Recorded for the 2019 National Competition for Canadian Amateur Choirs

Track 01 - High Flight - Telfer

Petit Rocher arranged by Matthew Emery
Text Source:French Canadian Folk Song Collected by Ernest Gagnon
Publisher information: Pavane Publishing, P1601 - SATB
Recorded for the 2019 Competition for Canadian Amateur Choirs

Track 3 - Petit Rocher - Emery

Listen to our collaborative performance with the EUYO in Koerner Hall. The joint NYO/EUYO orchestra was conducted by Sascha Goetzel, with special soloist performances by Blake Pouliot. The landmark tour was made possible by The European Union Delegation to Canada, and the recording was made possible by the CBC.

Repertoire:

Frenergy - John Estacio

Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso in A minor, Op. 28 - Camille Saint Saëns
Soloist: Blake Pouliot, violin


Overture to Tannhäuser (Paris Version) - Richard Wagner

Tzigane for Violin and Orchestra - Gioachino Rossini
Soloist: Blake Pouliot, violin

Suite from The Firebird - Igor Stravinsky

The Frenergy Tour - Toronto

Repertoire

Under Sea, Above Sky - Jared Miller

Concerto for Violin and Cello | Concerto pour violin et violoncelle - Johannes Brahms

Selections from Romeo and Juliet - Sélections de Romeo et Juliette

The Odyssey Tour at Koerner Hall

Sara Teasdale's poem brought to life by composer Matthew Emery and the vocal quartet Euphony. Recording and production by me.

I Am The Still Rain Falling

Dr. Matthew Emery is a Canadian composer who “writes with an honesty which enchants” (Vancouver Sun), and whose music is “profoundly beautiful and moving” (CBC Music).  His music has been performed in twenty-seven countries, and recent performance venues include the Great Wall of China, the White House and the Musikverein. Matthew has received over forty commissions and his music has been performed by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, Vancouver Chamber Choir, Elmer Iseler Singers, National Youth Orchestra of Canada, National Youth Choir of Canada, European Union Youth Orchestra, Orchestra London, the Art of Time Ensemble, Rolston String Quartet, Dennis Wick Canadian Wind Orchestra, Erin Wall, Susan Platts, Rena Sharon, Simone Osborne, Leslie Fagan, Tracy Dahl, and the Bach Music Festival of Canada Orchestra.

Matthew studied at the University of British Columbia (B.Mus) and the University of Toronto (M.Mus, DMA). Matthew has received over thirty awards and prizes for his compositions and his work has been included on nineteen albums, including a Juno nominated disc. His over sixty publications are published by G. Schirmer, Boosey & Hawkes, Hal Leonard and many others.

Dr. Emery currently teaches at Carleton University, and the University of Toronto

Sleep Now (Protus Vocal Ensemble and PROTEAN STRING ENSEMBLE)

Composer - Dr. Matthew Emery