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Category Archives: Luna Pearl Woolf
Arpeggione for Cello and String Orchestra
By Luna Pearl Woolf | For Solo Cello and SATB Choir a cappella | 26′ Continue reading
Missa in Fine Orbis Terrae
By Luna Pearl Woolf | For Choir and Organ | 11′
Posted in Choral Music, Luna Pearl Woolf, Vocal Music
Tagged choir, choral, Luna Pearl Woolf, Mass., mixed voices, organ, prayer, SATB, Vocal
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Calgary Herald: Evelyn Glennie and Land’s End Ensemble provide spectacular evening
“Woolf seems to have carefully considered the relationship of physicality to the performers’ bodies, for example their height, physical performance characteristics and their physical relationship with the instrument. Set in shards of imitative Bach cello suite fragments, and buttressed with … Continue reading
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Tagged Entanglement, Evelyn Glennie, Land's End ensemble, Luna Pearl Woolf, percussion
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Duo for Violin and Cello
By Luna Pearl Woolf | For Violin and Cello| 3′
Posted in Chamber Music, Luna Pearl Woolf, Chamber Music with Cello
Tagged cello, Luna Pearl Woolf, violin
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Entanglement
By Luna Pearl Woolf | For Cello and Percussion | 10′
Posted in Chamber Music, Luna Pearl Woolf
Tagged cello, Evelyn Glennie, Luna Pearl Woolf, percussion
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Act Without Words
By Luna Pearl Woolf | For Clarinet in B flat| 15′
Posted in Chamber Music, Luna Pearl Woolf
Tagged Beckett, clarinet, incidental, Luna Pearl Woolf, play
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Tippet Fugue
By Luna Pearl Woolf | For Cello Piccolo and Harpsichord| 3′
One to One to One
By Luna Pearl Woolf | For Three Female Voices, Three Cellos, and Three Basses | 15′
BETTER GODS
Better Gods, an opera by composer Luna Pearl Woolf and librettist Caitlin Vincent, commissioned by the Washington National Opera, Francesca Zambello, Artistic Director,
Posted in Chamber Orchestra, Composers, Luna Pearl Woolf, Opera, Vocal Music, Works for Rent
Tagged Hawa`ii, Lili`uokalani, Luna Pearl Woolf, mezzo-soprano, opera
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BroadwayWorld Review: BETTER GODS Soars at the Kennedy Center
January 11, 2016 “Ms. Woolf’s gorgeous score is underlined by the use of traditional Hawaiian chants and her score utilized authentic instruments like the nose flute, Kala’au (percussive sticks), and Ili’ili (castanets), that are native to the island.”
DC Metro Theater Arts: Review: ‘Better Gods’ at The Washington National Opera
January 9, 2016 “Woolf’s new and original composition uses Hawaiian instruments to add an audible authenticity to the story. Throughout the opera the nose flute, Kalaʻau (warrior sticks made from strawberry guava trees), and ʻIliʻili (stone castanets) amplify the sadness … Continue reading
New York Times: What Happens When Bach Visits the Cafeteria
by DAVID ALLEN October 27, 2015 Students eating at Columbia University’s John Jay Dining Hall, an airy den reverberating with undergraduate chatter, were in for a surprise last Wednesday. When they walked in for dinner, they found Matt Haimovitz — … Continue reading
Posted in Composers, Luna Pearl Woolf, Matt Haimovitz, News, Recorded on Oxingale, Solo Cello
Tagged columbia, miller theatre
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How Bright the Darkness
By Luna Pearl Woolf | For Treble Choir, Harp, Percussion, and String Orchestra | 6′
Posted in Chamber Music with Voice, Choral Music, Luna Pearl Woolf, Vocal Music
Tagged carol, chamber ensemble, choir, Eleanor Wilner, harp, holiday, Luna Pearl Woolf
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We Are God’s Children / MotherSongs
By Luna Pearl Woolf | For Mezzo-Soprano and String Quartet | 9′
Duo
By Luna Pearl Woolf | For Violin and Cello | 16′ Title: Duo Composer: Luna Pearl Woolf Year Composed: 2014 Instrumentation: Violin and Cello Duration: 16′ Format: Score and Parts Catalogue Number: OM0153 Printed Edition Price: 40.00 USD PDF Price: 35.00 USD Premiered … Continue reading
Posted in Cello Music, Chamber Music, Chamber Music with Cello, Luna Pearl Woolf
Tagged cello, Matt Haimovitz, violin
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Suspense
By Luna Pearl Woolf | For Eight Cellos and Four Percussion | 11′
Posted in Chamber Music, Chamber Music with Cello, Luna Pearl Woolf
Tagged cello, Lois Weber, Luna Pearl Woolf, percussion, silent film
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L’Opéra: On Se Souviens De Toi, Sappho (We Remember You, Sappho)
April 12, 2015 Présenté pour la première fois avec mis en scène, [à la compagnie Ballet-Opéra-Pantomime, directeur Hubert Tanguay-Labrosse] l’opéra Orpheus on Sappho’s Shore de Luna Pearl Woolf s’est révélé une fascinante et onirique proposition artistique: la rencontre de ces … Continue reading
The New York Times: Her Art, Her Passion, Her Torment: Joyce DiDonato Celebrates Camille Claudel at Zankel Hall
February 6, 2015 Joyce DiDonato at Zankel Hall with the Brentano String Quartet: from left, Serena Canin, Mark Steinberg, Nina Lee and Misha Amory. Credit: Hiroyuki Ito for The New York Times The life of the French sculptor Camille Claudel is … Continue reading
San Francisco Classical Voice: From the Top Loves the S.F. Conservatory
February 4, 2015 Christopher O’Riley, photo by Edy Perez It’s been a while, seven years, since the popular NPR musical talent show From the Tophas been back to San Francisco. The show is planning to tape a show at … Continue reading
