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 "Al ver mis horas de fiebre" ("Tandis que mes
heures de fièvre"), for flute and
piano. Frédéric Chatoux (flute),
Bertrand Giraud (piano). December
14, 2011. Opéra (Salle 3 - niveau 2), Ville de Saint-Claude,
Haut-Jura, France.
"Al ver mis horas de fiebre" (Seeing My Feverish
Hours), for flute and piano, based on
three "Rimas" by Gustavo Adolfo
Bécquer. Commissioned, dedicated
to, and premiered by Karin Aurell (flute) and Janet Hammock (piano).
Supported by a Commissioning Grant from the Canada Council of the
Arts (September 2010). In the same program, performance of
"Buenos
Aires Y2K," for flute, cello and piano, performed
by the Two Oceans Trio: Karin Aurell, flute, Janet
Hammock, piano, and Joel Stobbe, cello. September 29, 2011: Mount
Allison University, Marjorie Young Bell Conservatory of Music,
Brunton Auditorium (World Premiere); September 30:
Université de Moncton, Salle Neil Michaud, Music Department; October
1: Mahone Bay, NS, Celia's Retreats Concert Series, Mahone Bay;
October 1: Antigonish, NS, St. Francis Xavier University, Performing
Arts Series, Immaculata Auditorium; October 4: Fredericton, NB, St.
Thomas University, Fine Arts Programme: talk about the music; October
5 – Wednesday: Music On The Hill Concert Series, Memorial Hall,
University of New Brunswick; October 6: Picadilly, NB.
"En la mar hay una torre”
version for clarinet and solo piano,
Wesley Ferreira, clarinet; Gail Novak, piano. Clarinetfest, Los Angeles, August 5, 2011.
"Peter Emberley's Dream”
for solo piano, (World Premiere);
Three Rivers Conservatory, Mass. April 1,
2011.
"12 études dans le style du tango” for
solo flute , Karin Aurell,
flute; St. Thomas University, February 14, 2011; New Music in New Places (Canadian Music Centre):
VIA
Rail stations in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia (Moncton, Halifax,
Miramichi), February 28 through March
11, 2011.
"En la mar hay una
torre" (“There's a Tower
at the Sea”) version for
clarinet and string quartet. Ensemble Epomeo
(Caroline Chin, violin;
David Yang,viola; Kenneth Woods, cello)
and guests, Wesley Ferreira, clarinet;
and Nadia Francavilla, violin. St. Thomas University, November 9,
2010.
"The Spots of the
Toad" (Canadian Premiere)
Auricolae:
David
Yang, narrator; Caroline Chin,
violin, Kenneth Woods, cello; McCain Recital Hall, St
Thomas University, Fredericton, November 8,
2010.
"Good Breathing" +
"12 Etudes dans le style du tango." A performance
withKarin Aurell on flute and Gerd Aurell on overhead projector. Wednesday Oct 27, 19.00. Kyrkskolan,
Kyrkogatan 5, Holmsund, Sweden.
Kaleidoscope, for solo
piano" (World Premiere) Bertrand Giraud,
piano. Generously supported by a Creation Grant from Arts New Brunswick
(artsnb). Ecole de Musique de
Coulombes, Paris, October 13, 2010.
"Between the Salt Water and the Sea
Sand," based
on maritime folksongs. Commissioned by St. Thomas University for its
Centenary (1910-2010). World Premiere
by soprano Wendy
Nielsen, to whom it is dedicated,
accompanied by Robert
Kortgaard at the piano. The program
also includes music by Mozart, three songs by Resphighi, five by
Ferrans Obradors, and Louis Andriessen's 'satirical arrangements' of
four Beatles tunes. September 25, 8 p.m. McCain Hall, St. Thomas
University, Fredericton. $25. Tickets at Westminster Books and
STU.
"En la mar hay una
torre" (“There's a Tower at the Sea”)for
flute and string orchestra. Saul Martín,
flute; Diego Lurbe, conductor; Orquesta Municipal de la Ciudad de
Olavarria, Olavarria, Argentina,
August 22, 2010.
"Las manchas del sapo" (The Spots of the
Toad"). Argentinean Premiere, in Spanish. Alfredo Corral, conductor. Conservatorio
Nacional, Buenos Aires
, August 8,
2010.
"Buenos Aires Y2K" (Canadian premiere). Joel Stobbe, cello,
Laurie Syer, violin, and Janet Hammock, piano. Bergen Church,
Strings and Keys, Alberta,
Canada, Tuesday, July 6, 7:00pm,
2010.
"Five Argentinean Folk
Dances" (European Premiere) Julian Jacobson &
Alberto Portugheis, piano four hands. Alberto Portugheis, Martha
Argerich & Friends, Kings Place, London, Sunday 4 July,
2010.
"Clarinet Concerto" (World Premiere), dedicated to
clarinetist Venancio Rius Marti, Schubert London Players; Alfredo
Corral, conductor. Presented in the same concert with
“En la mar hay una
torre” (European Premiere)
and Richard
Gibson's “Neo
Baroque Suite” (European
Premiere).
Simon Bolivar
Hall, London, UK. March 5, 2010. Event supported by
Arts New
Brunswick.
"Five Tango Etudes" (Canadian Premiere). Janet Hammock, solo
piano. Presented as part of the cycle
"Portraits of Sound," commemorating the 50 year anniversary of the
Canadian Music Centre. The event also featured oil paintings, watercolors, and ink
drawings by artist Adriana
Reta. Owens
Art Gallery, Mount Allison University, November 14, 2009. Repeat
performances on November 17 at the Music Recital Hall, St Thomas
University, Fredericton, and on 21 November, at Brunton Auditorium,
Mount Allison Department of Music, New Brunwick.
"Sunset Milonga" and
"Puppet
Tango," from
"Watercolors for Ten Fingers" FJH),
arranged for the Guitar Duo Bocaccio-Gallino. Presentatión of the CD "Al
Toque." Asociación
Cultural Pestalozzi, Buenos Aires, November 7, 2009.
"En la mar hay una
torre" (“There's
a Tower at the Sea”)for flute and string orchestra. Premiere in Argentina. Saul
Martín, flute;
Alfredo Corral, conductor; Orquesta Juvenil de Radio Cultura.
Palacio de la Legislatura de Buenos
Aires,
September 25, 2009.
"En la mar hay una torre" (“There's a Tower at the
Sea”) for clarinet quintet. Commissioned, and dedicated to,
Water Play 2009, Eighth
Annual Newburyport Chamber Music Festival; David Yang, Artistic
Director. Open rehearsal with composer-in-residence, 10:00
A.M.-12:00 P.M. (free); Festival Dinner, 6:30 P.M. 91 High Street,
Newburyport; Hosts: Jennifer Day and Marc Cendron. August 15, 2009.
World Premiere: Concert IV, 4:00 P.M. Clarinet Quintet: Todd Palmer,
clarinet; String Quartet-in-Residence: David Yang, David Ehrlich,
Nurit Pacht, Caroline Stinson. St. Paul's Church, 166 High Streeet,
Newburyport, Massachussets, August 16, 2009.
"The Spots of
the Toad," for narrator,
violin, and violoncello. Commissioned, and dedicated to,
Water Play
2009, Eighth Annual Newburyport Chamber Music
Festival. Open rehearsal
10:00A.M.-12:00P.M (free), Newburyport Public Library, 94 State
Street, Newburyport; Children's Concert, 2 P.M., Haverhill Public
Library; Children's Concert, 4 P.M., Newburyport Public Library, 94
State Street. Newburyport, Massachussets, August 12,
2009.
"Tango
Rhapsody," for piano and
orchestra. Project commissioned by Ana Lourdes Rodriguez and funded
by Arts New Brunswick. Ana Lourdes Rodríguez, piano;
Cuauhtémoc
Juárez, Conductor.
Orquesta
Filarmónica del Estado de Querétaro. Teatro de la
República,
Querétaro, Mexico.
March 20, 2009.
"Five
Argentinean Folk Pieces ," for chamber
orchestra. Minnesota Sinfonia; Jay Fishman, Conductor. Metropolitan
State University, St. Paul; Basilica of St. Mary, Minneapolis, March
13 & 14, 2009.
"Watercolors for Ten Fingers," "Echoes, Pictures, Riddles and
Tales," and
pieces from "Contemporary Collage, Vols. 1, 2, and
3," in
a piano recital organized by the Fredericton Music Teachers
Association. Katrina Amos, Kiersty Amos, Bronwyn Briden, Meredith
Briden, Alanna Bohnsack, Julie Choi, Lavallee Forbes, Anna Kierstead,
Jacob Demerson, Jake Dow, Sarah Hand, Jorian Hapeman, Emily Harding,
Mallory Kelly, Iris Kim, Jennifer Le, Tate Lejeune, Hyun Min Lee,
Brennan Minchin, Claire Ma, Alyse Reimer, James Tang, Jonathan Tang,
and Tristan Workman, presented by Jane Bowden, Joy Broad, Tanya
Clark, Wendy Beardall, Catherine Hughes-Seto, Jennifer Mok, and
Roseanna Rudolph. Saint Thomas University, Fredericton, Canada.
November 3, 2008.
"Buenos Aires Y2K," by Frédéric Chatoux, flute, Delphine
Biron, violoncello, and Bertrand Giraud, piano. Concert ''Fantaisies et
Découvertes,''IIIème Convention Française de la
Flûte. Paris,
France. October 30, 2008.
"Tango Etude No. 5." Saul Martin, solo flute. Conciertos en el bosque 2008.
Rincón de los
Andes, Neuquén,
Argentina, October 3 & 4, 2008.
"Prelude and Fugue," for solo guitar. Project funded through a
General Research Grant at Saint Thomas University, dedicated to Tali
Roth. Fredericton, Canada, February 28, 2008.
"Bordoneo," "Tango,"
"Milonga," and "Payada," from "Five Tango Etudes." Bertrand
Giraud, piano.
Eglise
Saint-Merri,
Paris, France, January 27, 4 PM.
"Intermezzo," for Flute Choir, dedicated to the Syrinx Flute
Ensemble,
conducted by Hiroshi Mochida. Izumi Hall,
Osaka, Japan, December 19, 2007.
"Buenos
Aires Y2K" for Piano Trio, "Five Tango Etudes," Five Argentinean Folk Dances,"
"Pieces for Children," for piano solo. Recital sponsored by the Iberian and Latin
American Music Society, ILAMS. Steinway Hall, London. December 12,
2007.
"Watercolors
for Ten Fingers," for solo piano, ed. Helen Marlais. FJH Contemporary
Editions" (forthcoming)
"Twelve Etudes
in the Key of Tango," for solo flute. Supported by a Research Grant from Saint
Thomas University. Premiered by Saul Martin at the Music Recital
Room, STU, Fredericton, on February 28, 2007. Further performances at
l'Universite de Moncton, LeFrak Recital Hall, New York, and Grant
Recital Hall, Brown University (Providence, RI). Published by
Gèrard Billaudot
Editeur.
"Sacris Solemniis," for Female Chorus (SSA) and chamber
ensemble. Commissioned by Saint Thomas University for the
Installation of its eleventh president, Dr. Michael Higgins.
Premiered at McCain Recital Hall, Saint Thomas University,
Fredericton, on January 28, 2007. Further performances on May 26,
7:30 pm at St. Dunstan's Church in Fredericton and in Woodstock, NB,
on Sunday May 27, at Woodstock United Baptist Church. The
Bel
Canto Singers,
Karen Arnold, oboe, Douglas Vipond, clarinet, Ivonne Kershaw,
bassoon, Martin Kutnowski, piano. Conductor: Willis
Noble.
"Echoes, Pictures, Riddles and Tales for Piano Solo," ed.
Helen Marlais. FJH Contemporary Editions" (May 2005)
"Il Sonno di
Maddalena"
For Mezzo-Soprano and Orchestra, with text by Sandro Gindro. Incontri
di Musica Sacra Contemporanea 2005, sponsored by Associazione
Psicoanalisi Contro. Enrico Marocchini, conductor; Constance Beavon,
mezzosoprano; Orchestra Sinfonica Abruzzese. May 23, 2005, Teatro S.
Agostino, L'Aquila; May 24, Basilica di San Marco, Piazza Venezia,
Rome, Italy.
"Lullaby for an
Ancient Grandfather"
Deborah Ungar, piano. Atrium Music, Washington State University.
Music Teachers National Association. October 29, 2004.
"The Well
Transfigured Clavier"
Danny Driver, piano. Kretschmer Recital Hall-Art and Music Center,
Aquinas College, Grand Rapids, Michigan. February 24,
2004.
"The Well
Transfigured Clavier"
Danny Driver, piano. The Cabrillo College Distinguished Artists
Concert & Lecture Series, Cabrillo College Theater, Santa Cruz,
California. Tickets available at the Cabrillo College Ticket Office
(831-479-6133) and at Streetlight Records in Santa Cruz. February 20,
2004.
"Lullaby for an Ancient
Grandfather."
Bertrand Giraud, piano. Maison du Peuple, St-Gilles, Belgium.
February 8, 2003.
"Five Tango
Etudes" (premiere
in Argentina). Marcela Fiorillo, piano. Museo Nacional de Bellas
Artes, Buenos Aires, Argentina. October 19, 2003.
"Doma de Potros en La
Pampa." Ana
Lourdes Rodriguez, piano. Museum of the American Piano, New York.
October 2, 2003.
"Tango 2K," for piano trio. Solisti Trio,
Innsbrook Institute Music School and Festival, Saint Louis. August
31, 2003.
Five
Argentinean Folk Pieces
(Arrangement for Viola, Flute, and Piano)
Myron Rosenblum, viola; Gerardo Levy, flute; Geoffrey
Burleson, piano
New York Viola
Society
Donnel Library, New York
March 23, 2003
"Three Tango Steps." Elena Rojas, violin. LeFrak Recital
Hall, Queens College, New York. March 14, 2003.
Lullaby for an Ancient Grandfather
(Solo Piano
Version)
Ana Maria Trenchi Bottazzi, piano
Carnegie Hall,
Isaac Stern Auditorium, New York.
February 9, 2003
Lullaby for an Ancient
Grandfather, Postcards
(Solo Piano
Version), Etudes
en forme de tango
Betrand Giraud,
piano
Eglise
Saint-Merri, Paris, France.
July 20, 2002
Postcards (Solo Piano Version)
Betrand
Giraud, piano.
Festival Pianistico Internazionale Piano Solo
Palazzo di Citta', Salone dei Marmi, Salerno, Italy
April 20, 2002
Buenos Aires Y2K
(Piano
Trio Version)
Karen Rostron, violin, Alexandra MacKenzie,
cello, Darrell Rosenbluth, piano.
Manhattan Chamber Orchestra
Merkin Hall,
New York
March
10, 2002
Five
Argentinean Folk Pieces (World
Premiere)
Commisioned by the Minnesota Symphonia, Minneapolis/St.
Paul
Jay
Fishman, conductor
January 18 & 20, 2002
Lullaby for an Ancient Grandfather
Bertrand
Giraud, piano.
International
Piano-Festival "14 Heidelberger Klavierwoche"
Organized by the Association "Jahrhundertwende-Gesellschaft",
Festival-Director Martin Münch. German-American Institute of
Heidelberg, Sophienstrasse 12. January 11,
2002.
Preghiera per
un addio
For mezzosoprano, mixed chorus, and orchestra.
Dedicated to Guillermo Castillón, in memorian.
Associazione
Romana Musicale Religiosa, Taranto (World Premiere), Bari, &
Rome, Italy
Paolo Lepore, conductor.
December 2, 3, & 5, 2001
Three Tango
Steps
Nathalia Strelchenko - piano, Roger
Arve Vigulf - clarinet. Svelvik Hall, Notodden Gallery of Art,
Metodist Church at Hoenefoss. Tour Supported by the Communities in
Svelvik, Notodden and Ringerike, Norway. September and October
2001.
Etudes en forme
de tango
Marcela Fiorillo, piano. Fêtes Musicales de
Savoie. Salle Rencontres et Musique Valmorel. Savoie, France.
August 2001. Read
Review of the CD release (in Spanish).
Momentum
Venancio Rius-Marti, Clarinet (the program will also include the
world premiere of Adolfo Villalonga's Variaciones
Emocionales para clarinete solo). Conservatorio
de Musica y Danza de Ibiza y Formentera. Balearic Islands, Spain.
June 25, 2001.
The Well Transfigured
Clavier
Danny Driver, piano.
Wigmore Hall, London (European Premiere).
June
11, 2001.
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