(…) 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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University of Hawaii Contemporary Music Ensemble
event
Milano, Italy
event
July 23–August 14, 2010
The Carbon Copy Building – OperaUpClose [via Music Sales Ltd/Chester Music]
works
Tree-oh (2011) 6'
for 3 violins
Todd Reynolds
works
Dystopia (2007) 29'
2(2pic)+2pic.2+ca.2+bcl.asx.0+cbn/4331/5perc/pf.org.hp.ebgtr/str
Los Angeles Philharmonic
works
Who By Water (2004) 18'
0+pic.1.2.1/1110/3perc/egtr.kbd/2vn.vc.db
Elaine Kaufman Cultural Center
works
Acid Rain (1986) 8'
1(pic,afl).01(Ebcl,bcl).0/0000/eorg/str(1.1.1.1.1)
Yvar Mikhashoff
works
The Sad Park (2006) 30'
string quartet + audio playback + electronics [all instruments amplified]
Kronos Quartet, through the generosity of Mrs. Ralph I. Dorfman with additional support from the Barbican, London (UK), and the National Endowment for the Arts
recordings
Music for Airports (Live)
Artist: Bang on a Can All-Stars
Release Date: 2008
Label: Cantaloupe Music
writing
What Kind of Music Is This Anyway?
March 5, 2007
event
Monday, May 20, 2013
The Bang on a Can Sound @ Beijing Modern Music Festival
Central Conservatory of Music
Beijing, China
Beijing, China