From October 17 – 20, Copland House (Cortland Manor, NY) is partnering with The Jacob Burns Film Center (Pleasantville, NY) to present a mini-festival of Aaron Copland’s music for film and chamber ensemble. “Copland’s film music was really innovative in…
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Copland House at 15!
Copland House: A Cut Above
On September 22, Copland House celebrates its 15th Anniversary with its annual gala. This year, “A Cut Above,” features chef Michael Lomonaco (of famed restaurant Porter House New York) and Copland House join to celebrate the roots of American cuisine…
Bermel: An Exemplary Musical Citizen
In September, online magazine NewMusicBox featured Derek Bermel in “Context is Key” — an in-depth conversation with journalist Frank J. Oteri. Here’s an excerpt: “An overriding humanism has been at the heart of everything that Bermel does, which extends beyond…
Bermel: Derek Bermel Appointed Artistic Director of American Composers Orchestra
At its spring 2013 benefit in Tribeca, New York City, the American Composers Orchestra (ACO) announced the appointment of Grammy-nominated composer and clarinetist Derek Bermel as Artistic Director for a three-year term, beginning with the 2013-14 season. As Artistic Director,…
Kernis: “A Voice A Messenger” Premiere
Aaron Jay Kernis’ new trumpet concerto “A Voice A Messenger” premiered on April 2 at the Krannert Center in Illinois. Written for the New York Philharmonic’s 1st chair Philip Smith, conductor Robert Rumbelow led the University of Illinois Wind Symphony…
Karpman: “Ask Your Mama” & the Langston Hughes Connection
“Ask Your Mama,” Laura Karpman’s multimedia theater piece, returns to New York City on March 23rd at the historic Apollo Theater, in a co-production with Manhattan School of Music. Read The Huffington Post’s feature of Karpman’s own words about…