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Tommy Dougherty

Alchemy of Earth was a co-creation between David Campbell and Pauline Frechette. The first four songs of the album were penned by Frechette, and the last three songs were written by Campbell. 

1. Spring Awakening by Pauline Frechette
2. Summer Skies by Pauline Frechette
3. Liquid Moon by Pauline Frechette
4. Ice Storm by Pauline Frechette
5. 19th Century Entanglements by David Campbell
6. 20th Century Entanglements by David Campbell
7. 21st Century Entanglements by David Campbell

Summer Skies

Gross Misconduct - 2020
Tommy Dougherty  (b. 1990) 

Premiered October 4, 2022 
Newman Recital Hall, University of Southern California 

Joe Pereira, conductor 
Lina Bahn, violin
Jonah Sirota, viola 
Ben Fried, cello
Ryan Baird, double bass
Thornton Edge, ensemble

Gross Misconduct

Nuclear Winter

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Tonight (Single)

TONIGHT

Spotify

STONE SOUND - TONIGHT

Mon cœur, comme un oiseau, voltigeait tout joyeux
Et planait librement à l’entour des cordages ;
Le navire roulait sous un ciel sans nuages,
Comme un ange enivré d’un soleil radieux.

Maiden Voyage (Herbie Hancock)

This piano quintet is deeply rooted in Afro-Cuban music and its spiritual forces. Each movement represents a deity called Orisha, and showcases the diverse rhythms and melodies of Afro-Cuban culture, with the Orisha Shango, the lord of drums and thunder, serving as the focal point.

The second movement, "Raging Volcano," is divided into three sections. The first section builds up to the eruption, representing Agayu, the master of volcanoes and the road. The fast-paced and dissonant eruption is followed by a haunting descent of dissonant strings, with the piano gradually fading away like a heartbeat, leaving an image of desolation.

Piano Quintet No 1 - 2nd Movement Raging Volcano (Virtual Pre-Premiere)

Excerpt from the world premiere of Tommy Dougherty's "Impro-Vice" at the 2023 DeGaetano Composition Institute. Brad Lubman conducts.

"Impro-Vice" Excerpt

Rebecca Tobin, Juyong You, Peter Jalbert, Andrew Sandwick: clarinets
Emily Uematsu, Giancarlo Latta: violins, Jarita Ng: viola, Antoinette Gan: cello
Jun Cho, Satoko Hayami: pianos
Dino Georgeton, Torrell Moss: percussion
Jerry Hou: conductor 

Quartets

The Shepherd School Symphony Orchestra
Jerry Hou, conductor 

Three Dances For Orchestra

Thornton Symphony Orchestra 
Donald Crockett, conductor 
Chang He, concertmaster

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Restrung

Composer and violinist Tommy Dougherty (b. 1990) is a native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and is a composer of orchestral, chamber, and solo works.

In July of 2023, the Orchestra of St. Luke’s premiered a new work by Tommy, Impro-Vice, through his participation in the DeGaetano Composition Institute where he worked closely with mentor composer Anna Clyne.  Tommy is also currently in residence with Alexandra Cade at the Winterthur Museum as a Maker-Creator Fellowship Scholar.  His collaboration with Alexandra, The Winterthur Suite, is featured in the Transformations: Contemporary Artists at Winterthur Exhibit from June 2024 through January 2025.  

Over the past several years, Tommy’s music has been performed by the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra, American Composers Orchestra, the Modern Violin Ensemble (MoVE), Alarm Will Sound, the Aspen Contemporary Ensemble, Aspen Conducting Academy Orchestra, Kinetic Ensemble, Thornton School Symphony Orchestra, Shepherd School Symphony Orchestra, and Eastman Philharmonia.

In 2019, Tommy was the recipient of the ASCAP Leo Kaplan Award, and in 2016 and 2017, two ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composers Awards.   In 2018, the Modern Violin Ensemble (MoVE) premiered Extraordinary Instruments, a violin quartet that aims to bring awareness to issues of gun culture in the United States. 

As a violinist, Tommy has served as Acting Section Violin with the San Diego Symphony and has performed with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Bozeman Symphony Orchestra, Pacific Symphony, Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra, Thornton Edge, and Wild Up in Los Angeles, CA and Kinetic Ensemble in Houston, TX.

In 2019 he completed his DMA in composition at the USC Thornton School of Music where he studied privately with Andrew Norman and Sean Friar.  Tommy received his Master of Music degree in composition from Rice University’s Shepherd School of music and his Bachelor’s degrees in both composition and violin performance from the Eastman School of Music.  

Throughout his compositional studies, Tommy has worked privately with Karim Al-Zand, Arthur Gottschalk, David Liptak, Ricardo Zohn-Muldoon, Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez, Bob Morris, Leonardo Balada, and Efrain Amaya.  His primary violin teachers include Lina Bahn, Ayano Ninomiya, Lynn Blakeslee, and Hong-Guang Jia.  

You can visit Tommy's website here: 

https://tsdoughertycomposer.com/