Adoration-arr. Cheldon Williams

A Flute & Harp Duet by Robert Traugh
Purchase Music Here:  http://www.robtraugh.com/store/p9/Crystalline.html

As performed by Cassandra Eisenreich (flute) and Alyssa Hensley (harp).
Recorded by Red Caiman Studios ---> https://www.redcaimanstudios.com

Photo by Dan Hamill

"Crystalline" for Flute & Harp

dream of ember, dream of star-David Biedenbender

Twirling Aimlessly -Jack Frerer

Music for Stones is a percussion quartet written for differently sized rocks in glass bowls. Premiered by Simon Herron, Will Hopkins, Oliver Xu, and Parker Meek.

Music for Stones

Performed by Eighth Blackbird and the U.S. Navy Band, Capt. Kenneth Collins, conductor.

Full performance video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHMabYCLKrI

Eighth Blackbird + US Navy Band, Kenneth Collins, conductor

Vital Sines

Sheet music available from Tapspace at https://www.tapspace.com.

Tapspace Concert Literature

The Stars Began to Burn (Matthew Gillott)

Jäger March-arr. Cheldon Williams

Harry Connick Jr. discusses his primary influences and shares tips which would be useful to vocalists and composers. 

Harry Connick Jr. - Advice for Composers

I have always been a fan of Philip Glass.  He was one of the first composers that really spoke to me when I heard his music in middle school.  Fast-forward to 2019, when Boardman MS directors, Tim Tuite & Michael Shevock asked me to write a piece for their middle school band to perform in 2020.  I came back to a thought I had while listening to Glass’s music.  The harmonic language lends itself well to a spy-themed composition.  So I set off on the process of writing a grade 2-3 spy-themed work, drawing inspiration from Philip Glass.  The result is Code:Glass.

"Code:Glass" - for Concert Band *MIDI*

2009 Norwin Jazz Ensemble with special guest Michael Boscarino on Trombone.

"Crystalline" for Flute & Harp

Robert Traugh

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