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Stravinsky - "The Soldier's Tale, The Soldier's March"

Michael Lowenstern, bass clarinet
Taimur Sullivan, tenor saxophone
Todd Reynolds, violin
Steve Gosling, piano
David Cossin, drums

(I also have a version with no saxophone)


Original Blend

Berio - Sequenza IXa (excerpt)

Copland - Sonata, Mvt. 3 (excerpt)

Truth And Beauty (2010)

for seven double basses & chopsticks

commissioned by Tanglewood Music Center, premiered by the 2019 fellows of TMC

Kalesa Ed Kaluca

Contrapuntal Forms (2019)

I. Fugue
II. Cantus Firmus - “O rubor sanguinis”
III. Canon

Commissioned by the Fromm Music Foundation at Harvard University

Recording:
October 10-11, 2019, Taplin Auditorium, Princeton, NJ
Andres Villalta, audio engineer
Latitude 49
Jani Parsons, keyboard
Chris Sies, percussion
Andy Hudson, clarinet
Andy Hall, sax
Tim Steeves, violin
Max Geissler, cello

For more info, visit: https://www.juriseomusic.com/contrapuntalforms

Contrapuntal Forms - II. Cantus Firmus

Shy one, sweet one
Love your temper.
Shy one, sweet one,
Love your tongue.

Love what scares them,
Then you've won.

Music and text copyright (C) Annika Socolofsky 2019. ASCAP. All rights reserved.

Recorded by Andrés Villalta at the Princeton Sound Kitchen, Taplin Auditorium, Princeton University on October 15, 2019.

Shy one, sweet one (2019) // Annika Socolofsky & Latitude 49

For saxophone quartet (2019)
Duration: 10 minutes
Commissioned by the Regulus, ~Nois, Donald Sinta, Kenari, Mirasol, Uproar, Cerulean, and Khroma Quartets (consortium commission)

Program note:
We are always moving, whether it be through space, time, or emotions. This perpetual motion allows us to constantly evolve, bringing us new experiences that keep informing our ever-changing values and identities. eastbound portrays how sometimes we cannot perceive this motion or we take it for granted. Inspired by train sounds, the piece recreates the buzzing of an engine’s hum and the roar of its horn to reimagine a train ride as a metaphor for our everyday forward motion through life.

Many thanks to the Regulus Quartet, Donald Sinta Quartet, ~Nois, Kenari Quartet, Mirasol Quartet, Uproar Quartet, Cerulean Quartet, and Khroma Quartet for commissioning this piece.

eastbound

Performed by Andy Hudson and the Callisto String Quartet, live at the Detroit Institute for the Arts at the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival.

Brahms Quintet, I. Allegro

"La soirée dans Granada" and "Jardins sous la plume" from Debussy's Estampes are performed by pianist Jani Parsons in a live-concert recording on Sept. 24, 2018 celebrating 100 years since Debussy's death. 

Performance took place at Baylor School of Music in Roxy Grove Hall
Piano: "Sue Getterman" Hamburg Steinway Model D

Claude Debussy Estampes: "La soirée dans Granada" and "Jardins sous la pluie"

Recorded by Ginevra Petrucci

Score video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skxetIxmFzM

Full album available for purchase here: https://flautodamoreproject.bandcamp.com/album/creativity-quarantine

Score available for purchase here: https://www.flautodamore.com/store/creativity-quarantine-solo-flute-collection

Creativity Quarantine

"Toccata Sunrise" for flauto d'amore

This-Here-Now, Mvt. 2 'Here' (2019)

The Off-Broadway Trio

Susan Tomkiewicz, oboe
Stephanie Patterson, bassoon
Susan Hoskins, piano

University of Georgia, 2/11/2019

*Photo from the premiere at IDRS 2018 in Granada, Spain

This - Here - Now, Mvt. 2 'Here' (2019)

Hommage a R. Strauss by Bela Kovacs

five miniatures for solo piano

Andy Hudson is currently Associate Professor of Clarinet at the Lawrence University Conservatory of Music in Appleton, WI. He has performed widely as in-demand solo, chamber, and orchestral musician, and has given masterclasses at many of the world's great conservatories and universities.

Stravinsky - "The Soldier's Tale, The Soldier's March"

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