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Inspired by Nature
Apr
11

Inspired by Nature

Join five composers from the Abundant Silence roster as they share performance recordings and insights into their creative work and process. The theme for this event is Inspired by Nature, named after Nathan Halls’s learning activity in our online community. Following the presentation of each piece, the five composers will engage in a discussion about the vast ways nature can used as inspiration in music composition, and answer your questions about the creative process!

Composers and pieces will include:
Nathan Hall, “The Garden, The Sea”
Martha Hill Duncan, “Spirals”
Mari Kotskyy, “Snowfall”
Julian Fueyo, “Zafiro”
Alexander Liebermann, “Placozoa”

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Festival for Creative Pianists in Vermont!
Jun
12
to Jun 14

Festival for Creative Pianists in Vermont!

Join us for a three-day celebration of creativity at the piano in Montpelier, VT! Participants will have the opportunity to perform their repertoire and compositions for a panel of teaching artists for feedback, and engage in workshops, concerts, and intensives (all open to the public). World-renowned teaching artists will include Wynn-Anne Rossi, Martha Hill Duncan, John Salmon, Ayumi Okada, and more. Thursday night concert will feature student compositions, Friday night will feature a directors and teaching artists concert, Saturday will feature a student recital, followed by a concert with the festival’s new Pianist in Residence! Click here to learn more and reserve your spot today!

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Telling a A Story Through Music
Oct
11

Telling a A Story Through Music

This is a Pay What You Can event, with the option to receive a free ticket. You will receive a receipt in your email after securing your ticket via the button above. The Zoom link will be sent 30-60 minutes prior to the scheduled event.

Join five composers from the Abundant Silence roster as they share performance recordings and insights into their creative work and process. The theme for this event is Telling a Story Through Music, named after Ayumi Okada’s learning activity in our online community. Following the presentation of each piece, the five composers will engage in a discussion about the use of narrative in music composition, both with words and without, and answer your questions about the creative process!

Composers and pieces will include:
Ayumi Okada, “Light Princess Suite”
Aaryn S. Ricucci-Hill, “Forest Rituals”
Wynn-Anne Rossi, “Grief”
Brady Wolff, “The Moments Just Before”
Che Bufford, “The Lunatic”

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