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Philadelphia’s Network for New Music will give the world premiere of award-winning composer, Pierre Jalbert’s Light, Line, Shadow, on July 22d at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The work was created in response to Edward Hopper’s iconic Road and Trees.

The Bellingham Festival of Music gives the West Coast premiere of Kernis’s Symphony No. 4 ” Chromelodeon” on July 11th.

Copland House’s all-scholarship, intensive creative workshop and mentoring program, CULTIVATE 2018 takes place from June 4 and 10 in northern Westchester County, NY, at Aaron Copland’s National Historic Landmark home in Cortlandt Manor and at the Merestead estate in nearby Mount Kisco. Launched in 2012, it has quickly become a coveted destination for highly-gifted composers on the threshold of their professional careers. The 2018 Fellows selected for 2018 are Carlos Bandera, 25 (Baltimore, MD); Ethan Braun, 30 (Tarzana, CA); Theo Chandler, 25 (Hillsborough, NC); Annika Socolofsky, 27 (Princeton, NJ); Phil Taylor, 28 (Boulder, CO); Liliya Ugay, 27 (New Haven, CT). Ugay was named CULTIVATE’s Nashville Symphony ComposerLab Fellow, in connection with Copland House’s collaboration with the orchestra’s young composer initiative. Bret Bohman, 35 (Columbia, MO) was selected as an Alternate.

The critically acclaimed Late Night with Leonard Bernstein show hits the road again on June 24th when it’s at the Skirball Center in Los Angeles.


The Washington Post joined the Late Night fun in DC at The Phillips Collection and called the show “the right balance between biographical portraiture, charming nostalgia, and loving remembrance. Burton, who could make you weep singing the federal budget, Boriskin and Musto each contributed to the engaging, relaxed atmosphere of this moving afternoon. As for Jamie Bernstein, all fathers should have such a daughter to lovingly perpetuate their memory.”
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