2005 PERFORMANCES
listed by composition title
 2005 began with performances of Nocturnes and Reveries, a multimedia work performed by pianist Lara Downes (pictured) with film by Glenda and Jesse Drew and live dance by David Grenke |
A.W.O.L. (Le Colonel des Zouaves) for men's chorus and actor November 5: Performed by Choeur d'Hommes (Jonathan Babcock, conductor) with In Parentheses Theater Co. (CUNY Graduate Center, New York, NY) November 8-27: Performed by Choeur d'Hommes (Jonathan Babcock, conductor) with In Parentheses Theater Co. (59 East 59 Theaters, New York, NY) |
Brundibar and In The Night Kitchen (free demonstration performances) for octet and singers January 28: Performed by Relâche (Prince Theater, Philadelphia, PA) January 29: Performed by Relâche (Prince Theater, Philadelphia, PA) January 30: Performed by Relâche (Prince Theater, Philadelphia, PA) |
Corrie Q's Jigs and Reels (String Quartet No. 3) July 3: Performed by the Corigliano String Quartet (Chicago Suzuki Institute opening concert, Deerfield, IL) (Premiere of "Sophie's Set") August 19: Performed by the Corigliano String Quartet (Canandaigua Lake Chamber Music Festival, Canandaigua, NY) (World Premiere) |
Korczak's Orphans, Prologue and Scene 1 [More about Korczak's Orphans] opera scenes March 23: Performed by the Minimum Security Ensemble (Austrian Cultural Forum, New York, NY) |
Nocturnes and Reveries for solo piano January 5: Performed by Lara Downes, piano (Mondavi Center Studio Theater at University of California, Davis) (open rehearsal) March 14: Performed by Sara Okamoto, piano (City University of New York: City College) May 25: Performed by Lara Downes, piano (Mondavi Center Studio Theater at University of California, Davis) |
Quick Blood for percussion quartet October 3: Performed by the Boston Conservatory Percussion Ensemble (Boston Conservatory in Boston, MA). Samuel Solomon, director. |
Red Herring for solo cello February 11: Performed by Amy Sue Barston, cello (New York Musicians for Tsunami Relief, New York, NY) March 24: Performed by Amy Sue Barston, cello (Austrian Cultural Forum, New York, NY) April 29: Performed by Amy Sue Barston, cello (Canandaigua Lake Chamber Music Festival, Canandaigua, NY) April 30: Performed by Amy Sue Barston, cello (Canandaigua Lake Chamber Music Festival, Canandaigua, NY) June 26: Performed by Amy Sue Barston, cello (Pomona College, Claremont, CA) July 19: Performed by Amy Sue Barston, cello (Ford Hall at Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY) |
Ricochet for clarinet, viola and piano September 18: Contemporary Music Forum (The Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC). David Jones, clarinet; James Stern, viola; Audrey Andrist, piano |
There comes my heart (solo cello version) September 17: Performed by Amy Sue Barston, cello at the wedding of Catherine Borden and Gabriel Murphy (Santa Cruz, CA) October 13: Performed by Amy Sue Barston, cello in a benefit for Temple Emanu-El, Westfield, NJ October 23: Performed by Amy Sue Barston, cello in a recital with pianist Melody Fader (New Rochelle, NY) November 20: Performed by Amy Sue Barston, cello (Music Institute of Chicago, Wannteka, IL) December 3: Performed by Amy Sue Barston, cello (School for Strings, New York, NY) |
There comes my heart (arr. for cello choir) September 4: Performed at the wedding of Adam B. Silverman and Amy Sue Barston (Magnolia Hall, Atlanta, GA). Cello choir performers: Wendy Warner, Elinor Frey, Pam Devenport, Rebecca Merblum, Elliott Cheney, and Carey Cheney |
| Three Fell Swoops for tenor saxophone, percussion, guitar and piano March 6: Performed by the Glass Farm Ensemble (Tenri Cultural Institute, New York, NY) |
To Become An Islander for soprano and piano March 23: Performed by Amelia Watkins and Jonathan Yates (Austrian Cultural Forum, New York, NY) (World Premiere) |