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Piece for horn, bass trombone, Electric guitar, Electric bass guitar, violin and cello in a Reggae style! (2009)
This piece from 2009 is here performed at the Chelsea Art Museum on a Composers Concordance concert by Margaret Lancaster, flute, Esther Lamneck, clarinet and Paul Hoffmann, piano. Available from Subito Music, Inc.
This work (2008) was performed Jan. 2009 on the 'International Street Cannibals' (Title by Montaigne) show in Manhattan. Performers are Lynn Bechtold, violin, Linda Wetherill, flute, Leo Grinhauz, cello, Michiyo Suzuki, bass clarinet, Thomas Gansch,
This piece from 2005 is performed by Phillip Bashor, bass clarinet on a recording session/concert at New York University. Score and parts available from Subito Music 60 Depot Street, Verona, NJ 07044 (973) 857-3440, sales@subitomusic.com
Piano and electronics in 21-note, near-just-intonation 'Blackjack' scale. (2006) Cesar Vuksic, piano.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
Solo bass trombone piece (2008) for virtuoso Dave Taylor who is playing it here.
Piece for solo organ (2002) as performed by Carson Cooman who requested the piece.
Piece for solo doublebass (2007) performed by Evgeny Sinitzyn at the Jurgenson Salon in Moscow.
This piece (2007) is electronic, using the z3ta softsynth in the near-just intonation 21-note scale of Blackjack.
Woodwind quintet (2006) : Erin Lesser, fl., Laura Covey, ob., Tibi Cziger, cl., Gina Cuffari, bn., Alana Vegter, hn.
Programmatic piece based upon scenes from Cervantes' Don Quixote. Mikhail Pobedinsky, piccolo, Maxim Karpinsky, bassoon. Performed in St. Petersburg, Russia.
This is _Blacklight_ (2002) for cello and electronics in the 21 note near just intonation 'Blackjack' scale. The amazing cellist is New Yorker Dan Barrett.
Electronic work from 2005 in the 21-note 'Blackjack' scale using the z3ta+ softsynth.
This is a piece from May 2003 for viola and piano, here rendered by Lev Zhurbin, viola with Leonard Lehrman at the piano.
(1997) This is a piece for Theremin, here played by Moscow-based Theremin virtuoso Lydia Kavina.
This is a piece (2001) for trombone and electronics in the Just Intonation scale of 21 pitches known as 'Blackjack.' Trombonist is the excellent Chris Washburne.
This piece (2000) for viola and electronics is in an 'alternate' tuning system.
(1998) This is a piece for 'classical' rock band... (2 guit., bass guit. drums). It was written for 'Sound Liberation' a group of 'real' musicians who read complex written music fluently... graduates of Juilliard and Manhattan schools in NYC.
Piece for flute and guitar (2002) performed here by Ririko Okada, flute and Patrick Durek, guitar.
(1989) This is a piece for 8 flutes which has had multiple performances, by the New York Flute Club and by student groups at New York University and Manhattan School of Music.
(1991) If you play around with the letter ordering of the title of this piece 'Chab,' you will soon find the hidden meaning... and a motive by that name is the basis of the piece. Here Chab is performed beautifully by Dan Barrett.
(1994) This piece was written for Gerardo Levy's St. Cecilia wind ensemble. It consists of, basically, two woodwind quintets combined.
(1994) This is a three movement piece for violin and harp. It's a nice combination, particularly if one works with some of the 'extended' techniques available on the violin. Performers are Heidi Modr, violin and Karen Lindquist, harp.
(1999) Piece for clarinet and piano, here performed by the tremendous new music clarinetist Tom Piercy, with Judith Olson at the piano. The piece is in three movements.
Stringing (1999) for violin and piano is a piece that combines 'folk like' elements in a contemporary idiom. Selection is the first movement of three, with the performance indication 'derb,' meaning 'Rustic' (German).