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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Category Archives: contemporary classical
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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Trouble in Paradise… Even for a perfectionist/OCD type like me, the extent of the tinkering involved in moving a score toward the desired ideal of …
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Alto2 asks: Um, Lucy, can you please ’splain what is a THEREMIN??? Why is it being featured on this program? How remiss of me not …
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In case you missed it, here’s Part 1! I was actually pretty far ahead of the game when it came time to prepare my score, …
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Yikes! 11 days into 2008 and this is my first post of the year! (My previous post says January 1, but it was still New …
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In the previous post, I wrote about the passing of my first composition professor Andrew Imbrie on December 5th. It turns out two other important …
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I’m terribly sad to report that I just found out about the passing of my first composition professor, Andrew Imbrie. I studied with him as …
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2009 Update: But wait, there’s more!! This year’s Hanukkah selections are right here! 😀 Tonight is the first night of Hanukkah — so what about …
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Greetings, Music Nerds Everywhere! Welcome to Miss Music Nerd, where classical music is cool and popular music is taken seriously… but not too seriously. As …
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