III. diagonal & second half-circle 
performed by: Tyler Eschendal and Mack LaMont
recorded by: Mack LaMont

III. diagonal & second half-circle

This is a piece performed by the Pierrot ensemble All of the Above, who are based in Cincinnati.

successive nothings

Commissioned and performed by Martha Cargo and Ben Larsen as part of Pieces of Eight.

Concerts on the Slope: November 20, 2016

Bound movement I

Episode 25 of ADJ•ective New Music's podcast, Lexical Tones. Rob McClure interviews composer and conductor Evan Williams.

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25 - Evan Williams

when you touch me

Music by Ryan Lindveit
Performed by Alarm Will Sound
Live at the Mizzou International Composers Festival, July 30, 2016

The word spiked can mean that something quickly increased (and likely subsequently decreased) such as in this 2013 headline in "The Atlantic": "Oil Prices Spiked Thanks to a Misread Tweet." Likewise, contours which rise and fall rapidly and unexpectedly are a salient feature of the piece. Additionally, spiked can mean to add something that gives flavor or interest as in "saffron-spiked rice" or "who spiked the eggnog?" In the piece, solo instrument melodies are frequently spiked with color from other instruments in the ensemble doubled in unison. This process is exemplified by the colorations of the piano solo at the beginning of the piece and reversed at the very end when a klangfarbenmelodie version of this material dissolves back into a piano solo.

Alarm Will Sound; 

spiked

Commissioned and premiered by Yale Symphony Orchestra, 11/11/2017; Toshi Shimada, conductor; engineered by Yale School of Music

Unraveling

Benjamin Krasner, piano.

New Music New Haven
Sprague Hall
Yale University
9 November 2017.

Songlike (piano) - Premiere

Jotaro Nakano, conductor
University Philharmonia Orchestra

Premiere Performance
January 31, 2018
Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor, Michigan

A Voice in the Night Woods

An excerpt from the premiere of The Living Form Contains Its Own History performed by wild Up, conducted by Christopher Rountree, at the Noon To Midnight Festival, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles, November 2017.

Audio courtesy of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

The Living Form Contains Its Own History (Excerpt)

CONTRASTING MOVEMENTS for Tenor Saxophone, Trumpet, Electric Guitar, Double Bass, Piano, and Percussion

Live Performance at 2018 Norfolk New Music Workshop Concert (Norfolk, CT)

Performed by Norfolk Contemporary Ensemble
Perry Roth, Tenor Saxophone
Brian Voelz, Trumpet
YoungKyoung Lee, Percussion
Eli Greenhoe, Electric Guitar
Miles Walter, Piano
Ross Wightman, Double Bass (amplified)

© 2018 Harriet Steinke

Contrasting Movements for Chamber Ensemble

Composer, Percussionist, Videographer
Los Angeles, CA
contact: teschendal@gmail.com

III. diagonal & second half-circle

Tyler Eschendal

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