NaBloPoMo Day 7! Yesterday I recounted the story of a defining moment in my musical education, when I learned that classical composition didn’t end with …
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Category Archives: composition
NaBloPoMo Day 6! In yesterday’s post, I mentioned a few of the seminal composers and musical movements that developed during the 20th century, and that, …
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NaBloPoMo Day 5! (Happy Cinco de Mayo! 😀 ) It probably won’t come as a surprise that I have a musical cat. His name is …
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NaBloPoMo Day 4! A couple of pianos from my San Diego whirlwind Theremin Concerto première tour didn’t make it into my previous KOTW post, because …
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I direct your attention to the top of the page, where you’ll find two new tabs to click on! Listen to This! is a collection …
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Well, here I am back home in Michigan, but I’m still basking in the glow of last week’s excitement. The three performances of the Theremin …
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DATELINE: San Diego Real quick update, as I have only intermittent internet access! The rehearsals for the concerto have gone very well, and now I’m …
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O Canada! I recently sent a link to this blog to Tom Allen, who hosts the morning show Music and Company on CBC Radio 2. …
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The première of my Concerto for Theremin and Chamber Orchestra (“Theremin Concerto” for short) by Theremin player Scott Paulson and the San Diego Chamber Orchestra …
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Thus far we’ve concerned ourselves with the preparation of a pretty score, a thing of beauty that will be a joy forever, suitable for publication …
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