On November 16 in Philadelphia at Congregation Rudolph Shalom and November 17 at Carnegie’s Zankel Hall, The Crossing and cellist Maya Beiser (Donald Nally, conductor) premiere Michael Gordon’s new work Travel Guide to Nicaragua. Commissioned by Carnegie Hall and the Annenberg Center in Philadelphia, Travel Guide to Nicaragua is written for The Crossing and cellist Maya Beiser, with projections by Laurie Olinder and lighting by Eric Southern…
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Bang on a Can + Choir of Trinity Wall Street
loved. (2020) 7'
7 vibraphones or other pitched metal
Brooklyn Botanical Garden for an installation at the BBG Cherry Esplanade: August 7-September 7, 2020 and March 13-May 8, 2021 (David Cossin, vibraphones)
Cake (2017) 3'
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Crash Ensemble
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Exalted – University of Washington
Seattle, WA
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Eighth Blackbird premieres the light of the dark
Richmond, VA
Sunday, June 15, 2014
He Saw A Skull performed by The Crossing
Philadelphia, PA
Sunday, September 25, 2022 – 7:00pm
‘In a delirium’ performed by Prism Sax Quartet (world premiere)
Ypsilanti, MI
What Kind of Music Is This Anyway?
(…) I have always felt uncomfortable with the word “classical.” It sends an instant message to most people that you are involved in something other. And, vainly, I am very aware that classical music has the squarest image on the planet. A bigger problem is that my music is not what most people think of as classical music. It doesn’t sound like Mozart, it is not genteel, will not serve as pleasant background music at a dinner party, and it can not be used to sell a Mercedes…
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