online, free access on YouTube
A video pairing of the Cycles of Eternity recording
with artwork by Rita Robillard
Details to follow (season brochure)
IN MULIERIBUS:
Anna Song, director
3. Arwen Myers, soprano
PROGRAM
HAILSTORK: The Pied Piper of Harlem (1980)
SHIM: On All Sides (2020) *
MISURELL-MITCHELL: Dolce, Purete (2014)
JONES: The people could fly (2020)
REINKEMEYER: Wings to Air (2013)*
* world premiere
PERFORMER:
Meerenai Shim, flute
News: Broadway World >
WEEK TWO— PIVOT! PROGRAM CHANGES ANNOUNCED:
Due to Covid concerns within the orchestra, programming for the closing weekend of the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music has shifted. Details are below:
Saturday, August 6, 7pm, Moonlight
Andrea Reinkemeyer: #@&%!* (expletive deleted)
Valentin Silvestrov: Silent Music
Kevin Puts: Moonlight: Second Concerto for Oboe & Strings (Katherine Needleman, oboe)
Christopher Rouse: Ogoun Badagris
Richard Danielpour: Apparitions
This evening’s program features composer Kevin Puts’ Moonlight, a concerto for oboe and string orchestra inspired by the film and its themes of resilience and compassion. Moonlight features the virtuosic oboe soloist Katherine Needleman, for whom the work is written. Richard Danielpour’s Apparitions for string orchestra and percussion is a collection of pieces inspired by fantasies, dream, and stories of the supernatural. Valentin Silvestrov’s Silent Music for string orchestra is a beautiful work by Ukraine’s most famous living composer, who recently fled the war in Ukraine. The Festival’s superstar percussionists take centerstage in Christopher Rouse’s exhilarating Ogoun Badagris, a work deriving its inspiration from Haitian drumming pattern; and Andrea Reinkemeyer’s percussion quartet entitled #@&%!* (expletive deleted).
Original Program:
Andrea REINKEMEYER: Water Sings Fire
Kevin PUTS: Oboe Concerto: Moonlight
Sarah KIRKLAND SNIDER: Hiraeth
CABRILLO FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA:
Cristian Măcelaru, Music Director and Conductor
Photo: r.r. jones
Firefly (2008) :: Ryan George
A Proper Goodbye (2020) :: Joel Puckett
Smoulder (2019) * :: Andrea Reinkemeyer
Gazebo Dances (1974) :: John Corigliano
SYMPHONIC BAND CONCERT:
Dr. Eric Allen, conductor
* Pershauna Johnson, graduate conductor
A Modern Bestiary: Song About Our Friends in the Animal Kingdom
Commissioned by and dedicated to Liz Pearse.
Megan Levad, poet
Francis Poulenc - Le bestiaire ou le Cortège d’Orphée (1919)
Fredrick Gifford - The pros and cons of Live Food (2018)
Katherine Pukinskis - The Sea Cow (2018)
Jason Belcher - Unit of Measure (2021)
Stacey Barelos - Cretoxyrhina (2020)
Anthony Donofrio - And so the penguin (2019)
Daniel Nass - Ode to a Wombat (2022, premiere)
Emily Joy Sullivan - The Wombat (2022, premiere)
Jacob Mashak - Death of a Wombat (2022, premiere)
Andrea Reinkemeyer - The Diver (2022)
Liz Pearse, soprano and piano
2022 National Conference >
National Association for Music Educators (NAfME)
Gaylord National Resort and Conference Center (National Harbor, Maryland) Program
The Governor's Own :: Alton Adams, ed. Mark Clague
Token of Gratitude :: Jamey Boezi
Dos Danzas :: Andrea Reinkemeyer
Here We Rest :: Anthony Barkield
From Symphony No. 2, Apollo Unleashed :: Frank Ticheli
Rodney Dorsey, conductor
Music, She Wrote >
A concert celebrating living female composers from Australia and across the world
Auróra Musis Amica :: Sally Greenaway
Scary Clown Theme (Canberra premiere) :: Neille Williams
Twist :: Jodie Blackshaw
Dos Danzas (Australia premiere) :: Andrea Reinkemeyer
Beauty Broken (Canberra premiere) :: Nicole Piunno
Kangaroo Hill (World premiere) :: Elaine Johnson
Shilong Ye, director
"Celebrating Diversity, Pursuing Harmony" - 2023 OMEA Conference
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN STUDENT ENSEMBLE
STAND CLEAR presents: "The Moon Goes Down: An Evening in the Americas"
"From raucous dances to tenebrous meditations—anything can happen when the moon goes down!
Brazilian choro, Venezuelan joropo, and Argentinian tango intertwine with modern works by Molly Joyce, Andrea Reinkemeyer, and George Crumb in this flute and percussion concert featuring music of the night from across the Americas.
Stand Clear is a project of Riley Palmer and Leo Sussman, dedicated to rambunctiously pluralistic noisemaking. We're delighted to also feature percussionists Dániel Matei and Jonathan Collazo on this concert."
Wrought Iron will be presented online during Concert #2 of the SCI National Conference.
theblankexperiment performs "in the speaking silence"
Peter SHIN: Relapse
Carlos SIMON: Tales - A Folklore Symphony
Andrea REINKEMEYER: Water Sings Fire
Tan DUN: The Tears of Nature
The Linfield Collaborative Music Ensemble presents the premiere performance of "Red Flame" for Flute and Marimba
Alexis Evers, flute
Florian Conzetti, marimba
Revolutions Per Minute with host Sarah Cahill (Bay Area)
September 3, 2023
KALW 91.7 FM - Water Sings Fire
Re-broadcast of the Eugene Symphony performance of October 17, 2023 on KWAX 91.1
Free registration required.
The Dana Trio performs new works for soprano, horn, and piano. Featuring composers Andrea Reinkemeyer, Cara Haxo, Jamie Wilding, Dave Morgan, and Elliott Bark.
"Beyond Auf dem Strom: Diversifying Repertoire for Horn, High Voice, and Piano" - event link
MMEA preview concert featuring works by Michael Daugherty, Percy Grainger, Andrea Reinkemeyer, and Ottorino Respighi.
II. Gallo fino from Dos Danzas for Concert Band
Four State Symphonic Winds >
Dr. Brandon Robinson, conductor >
Florian Conzetti's proposal for Performances & Lecture-Recitals was accepted to the CMS Northwest Chapter Conference 2024: "A Pioneering Composer Readings and Chamber Music Mentorship Program for Professional Student Development." This features my program, the Lacroute Composer Readings and Chamber Music Mentorship Program at Linfield University through the performance of my Red Flame with student works developed through the program.
Our Spring program contemplates the mysteries of time and eternity through music and texts to touch our hearts and unite us across time and space. The program will feature the complete performance of Oregon composer Andrea Reinkemeyer’s haunting Cycles of Eternity, as recorded on IM’s recent album. Soprano Arwen Myers joins IM for this special program.
March 16, 2024 at 7:30 p.m.
March 17, 2024 at 4:00 p.m.
The Madeleine Parish
3123 NE 24th Ave.
Portland, OR
In the spring of 2024, Toledo will be in the direct viewing path of a total solar eclipse. To celebrate this phenomenon, the Toledo Symphony has commissioned ADJ*ective New Music – a composers’ collective with ties to Toledo – to compose a suite of new planets. Paired with Gustav Holts’ Planets with stunning visuals from KV 265, this program explores both the scientific mysteries of space and our planets and the human imagination of what lies beyond our world.
TOLEDO SYMPHONY
Alain Trudel, Conductor
ADJective New Music
World Premiere
Gustav Holst
The Planets
Read the press release!
Flutist Alexis Evers presents on Flute and Percussion Music including an introduction to composer Dr. Andrea Reinkemeyer and a performance of her composition for flute and percussion Red Flame.
Trio SaeRon performs works by composers representing marginalized or underrepresented groups.
James Wilding: Lonely Night
Andrea Reinkemeyer: Letter to a Friend
Elliott Bark: Brother Tiger
KeeYoung Kim: A Love Song for Violet
Cara Haxo: Of Which We Dreamed Not Before
Dave Morgan: In This Moment and Tonight
TRIO SaeRon:
Misook Yun, soprano
Sean Yancer, horn
Caroline Oltmanns, piano
Saturday, 9:15-12:15: GPFS Member Performances, McLoughlin Auditorium (1st floor); Clackamas Community College.
9:15 – 9:45: New Works for Flute and Marimba by Student and Faculty Composers, performed by Linfield College music faculty flutist Alexis Evers & percussionist Florian Conzetti. A showcase of compositions for flute and marimba by Linfield student composers, along with Red Flame by Andrea Reinkemeyer. The student works were premiered in November 2023 as part of the Lacroute Composer Readings & Chamber Music Mentorship program at Linfield University. Red Flame served as the reference work for this ensemble, and was premiered by Conzetti and Evers in August 2023.
The UCF Concert Band and University Band, the two non-auditioned ensembles in the UCF Bands, present their final concert of the Spring 2024 semester, featuring works by many of the wind band’s most exciting established and emerging composers. The concert can also be viewed live online.
Scott Lubaroff, Director of Bands
Kaitlin Oresky & Ryan Polk, Graduate Conductors
Dave Schreier, Director
In collaboration with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, the Mason Wind Symphony presents “In Our Hands,” a concert curated to bring awareness to humanity's collective responsibility in Earth conservation. This concert will feature a pre-concert talk highlighting how artists can advocate for environmental awareness.
Works on this final concert of the 2023-2024 performance year, the Mason Wind Symphony presents “An Outdoor Overture” by Aaron Copland, “D’un soir triste” by Lili Boulanger, Aaron Perrine’s immersive “Pale Blue on Deep,” Andrea Reinkemeyer's “Smoulder,” and Jun Nagao’s take on the “missing” movement of Gustav Holst’s The Planets, “Earth.”
$12 General Public, $8 Seniors, $5 Students
https://fb.me/e/3J9NaRzhm
Performance: Letter to a friend for Soprano, Horn in F, and Piano (2022)
Trio SaeRon (seh-ron) specializes in the commission and performance of works by composers of under-represented groups. SaeRon is Korean and means 'new' - like the works we commission.
Learn from insiders how orchestras operate, from an overview of the various functional areas to roles and relationships that are essential for the success of any orchestra. Hear from professionals in a variety of roles about their careers and advice for success in the orchestra world.
Speakers:
- Rebecca Cain, Vice President of Orchestra Operations, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
- Anwar Nasir, Executive Director, Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra
- Dr. Andrea Reinkemeyer, Composer,Director of Composition, Associate Professor, Dewberry School of Music at George Mason University
- Katie Sejba, Director of Marketing and Communications, The Shepherd School of Music at Rice University
- Kelly Woodhouse Boston, Senior Director of Operations at Seattle Symphony
Hello from recording Day 1 with Trio SaeRon (seh-ron). What a pleasure to record the music of Cara Haxo, Elliott Bark, Andrea Reinkemeyer, James Wilding, KeeYoung Kim, and Dave Morgan.
Special thanks to Bill Kirkwood for preparing the piano for us. Looking forward to day 2 already!
— with Misook Yun and 2 others.
II. In Winter from Letter to a friend – Andrea Reinkemeyer, composer and Megan Levad Beisner, poet
Resident Faculty: Zae Munn, Josh Marquez
Guest Faculty: David Liptak, Andrea Reinkemeyer
What is the design?
- 6 private lessons
- 4 faculty 'cycles' (presentation/prompt/masterclass)
- In addition: presentations by guest composers and participants, extra 'Nuts and Bolts' sessions, and plenty of individual work time
When to apply:
Feb. 1 through April 1 for priority admission, then open until positions filled, international students should apply early if time is needed for visas
Questions? Contact Zae Munn, munn@saintmarys.edu
Where is the Intensive?
It is hosted by the Music Department at Saint Mary's College in the Moreau Center for the Arts, with meetings in the modern, air-conditioned Music Lab, Music Seminar Room, and faculty offices. Saint Mary's College is located in South Bend, Indiana, just off Exit 77 on the I80/90 toll road, and easily accessible by car, Amtrak, Chicago South Shore train, and air. By car, it is 1.5 hrs. from Chicago and Kalamazoo, 2.5 hours from Indianapolis, and 3 from Ann Arbor.
Red Flame for Flute and Marimba was selected for performance through a national call for scores. More details soon!
The Epicenter Musical Performance Organization (TEMPO ensemble)
Larry Kaplan, flute
Evangeline Yip, marimba
Watch in person or online ($)
Join us for a spectacular opening of our 2024 Fall Concert season with A Grand Piano Celebration on Sunday, September 22 at 3 p.m. in Mason's Center for the Arts. This concert honors Mason's All-Steinway School. Outstanding student and faculty artists of the Reva and Sid Dewberry Family School of Music at George Mason University will be on stage to display their marvelous talents. The concert will be led by Dr. Linda Apple Monson, International Steinway Artist and Director of the Dewberry School of Music. Additional piano faculty artists include Dr. Anna Balakerskaia, Dr. John Healey, and Dr. Eunae Ko Han.
Exciting and dramatic solo piano, duo-piano works, and collaborative piano works will be performed. Mason's faculty piano ensemble (8 hands) will also be showcased!
Mason faculty artists Prof. Jennifer Casey Cabot (soprano), Dr. Caroline Steiger (horn), and Dr. Linda Monson (piano) will be featured in a beautiful work by Dr. Andrea Reinkemeyer, Mason's Director of Composition. Additional composers showcased in the Grand Piano Celebration concert include Beethoven, Chopin, Rachmaninoff, daFalla, Ginastera, Piazzolla, and more!
Tickets: $20 General Public, $15 Seniors, $5 Students