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Category Archives: News
Review: All-Spratlan Album, “Invasion”
Fanfare ArchiveBy: Colin Clarke Subtitled “Music and Art for Ukraine,” the sentiments on this disc certainly tap into a profound humanitarianism. If anything will inspire musicians, it is injustice and catastrophe. A selection of paintings by Ukrainian artists adorn the … Continue reading
Posted in Composers, Lewis Spratlan, News
Tagged Capriccio, Chesterfield Gorge, Colin Clarke, Dirge, Fanfare Archives, Invasion, Kharkiv, Lewis Spratlan, Music and Art for Ukraine, Nadia Shpachenko, Pastorale, Peter Yates, Petrushka, Piano, Piano Suite No. 1, reference recordings, Scarlatti, Shpachenko, six rags, Three Sonatas, Two Sonatas, Wagner, Wonderer
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Album Review: Lewis Spratlan’s Invasion
Fanfare MagazineOctober 2022 by Huntley Dent
Posted in Composers, Lewis Spratlan, News
Tagged Anthony Parnther, fanfare, Fanfare Archives, fantasia, Fresh, Huntley Dent, Invasion, Jonathan Biss, Lewis Spratlan, Music and Art for Ukraine, Nadia Shpachenko, Perpetuum mobile, Piano Suite No. 1, reference recordings, Russia, schubert, six rags, Spratlan, Three Sonatas, Two Sonatas, Ukraine, Wonderer, Yurii Nagulko
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Lewis Spratlan’s newest album INVASION: MUSIC AND ART FOR UKRAINE is released
Release Date: September 23, 2022
Posted in Composers, Lewis Spratlan, News
Tagged Aija Mattson-Jovel, Anthony Parnther, art, Aza Nizi Maza Studio, Grammy, Horn, Invasion, Joti Rockwell, Kati Prusenko, Lesia Babliak, Lewis Spratlan, Mandolin, My Beloved Ukraine, Mykola Kolomiyets, Nadia Shpachenko, Olena Papka, Oxingale Music, Pat Posey, Patrick Dillon Curry, Percussion, Peter Yates, Phil Keen, Piano, PIano Suite, reference recordings, Saxophone, Sean Royce Martin, Silent Zoo Studios, six rags, Solo Piano, Three Sonatas, Trombone, Two Sonatas, Ukraine, Wonderer, Yuri Inoo, Yurii Nagulko
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A musical melting pot: Composer David Sanford brings the eclectic sounds of his Big Band to Florence
Posted in Composers, David Sanford, News
Tagged American Academy of Arts and Letters, ASCAP, big band, BMI, Bombyx Center, Daily Hampshire Gazette, David Sanford, David Sanford's Big Band, Guggenheim Foundation, Mount Holyoke College, new york times, Oxingale Music, Oxingale Records, Pittsburgh Collective, Princeton University, Radcliffe Institute, Rome Prize, Steve Pfarrer
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Review: Collectif9 – Vagues et Ombres
One of Luna Pearl Woolf‘s newest works, Contact, and some of Thibault Bertin-Maghit’s arrangements are featured on this great album!
Posted in Luna Pearl Woolf, News, Thibault Bertin-Maghit
Tagged album, arrangement, arranger, bandcamp, Bass, Cello, clair de lune, collectif9, composer, contact, debussy, des pas sur la neige, estuary, etude no. 4, expressionist, la mer, Luna Pearl Woolf, Montreal, Panm 360, passepied, review, st. lawrence river, string ensemble, string nonet, Thibault Bertin-Maghit, vagues et ombres, Viola, Violin
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Album Release: Collectif9’s “Vagues et ombres”
The Violin Channel: Classical Music News OUT NOW | Ensemble Collectif9’s “Vagues et ombres” Featuring arrangements by Thibault Bertin-Maghit and one of composer Luna Pearl Woolf‘s most recent compositions, Contact.
Posted in Luna Pearl Woolf, News, Thibault Bertin-Maghit
Tagged alpha classics, andrea stewart, Arrangements, arranger, beluga whale, chloe chabanole, clair de lune, collectif9, composer, contact, debussy, des pas sur la neige, jeremie cloutier, john corban, la mer, Luna Pearl Woolf, no time for chamber music, robert margaryan, scott chancey, st. lawrence estuary, suite bergamasque, the violin channel, Thibault Bertin-Maghit, tj skinner, vagues et ombres, xavier lepage-brault, yubin kim
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The New York Times | David Sanford’s Music Has Flown Under the Radar. It Shouldn’t.
Few composers have broader stylistic reach. But on a new album, “A Prayer for Lester Bowie,” he makes it all cohere. By Seth Colter Walls Oct. 15, 2021 It’s not a big mystery why David Sanford’s energetic, well-crafted music has stayed … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged big band, David Sanford, jazz, Large Chamber Ensemble, new york times
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M@A Presents: BMOP’s “Lew Spratlan and Friends”
Join the Grammy Award-winning Boston Modern Orchestra Project in celebrating Lew Spratlan‘s 80th Birthday year! The composer’s subtle and substantive “Chamber Symphony,” is presented alongside music by composers from Amherst and beyond. Lew Spratlan taught at Amherst College from 1970 until … Continue reading
Ludwig van Toronto: Emotional Power and Bravura Performance in Tapestry Opera’s JACQUELINE
“kudos to Woolf for her beautiful musical idiom and her brilliant execution” Continue reading
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Tagged Cello, Jacqueline DuPre, Luna Pearl Woolf, Marnie Breckenridge, Matt Haimovitz, Michael Mori, opera, Royce Vavrek, Tapestry Opera
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Opera Going Toronto reviews WOOLF’s JACQUELINE
Written by Ian Ritchie February 2020 Jacqueline du Pré, legendary golden-haired young cellist, unrivalled heir apparent to Casals and Rostropovich, inhabited a life transformed by multiple narrators after her death in 1987 into an almost mythical saga. A relentless surge … Continue reading
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Tagged Cello, Jacqueline DuPre, Luna Pearl Woolf, Marnie Breckenridge, Matt Haimovitz, Michael Mori, opera, Royce Vavrek, Tapestry Opera
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SCHMOPERA reviews WOOLF’s JACQUELINE: COME FOR THE MUSIC, STAY FOR EVERYTHING ELSE
Written by Michael Zarathus-Cook February 23, 2020 Tapestry Opera continues their 40th anniversary season with Jacqueline, a commission for Canadian librettist Royce Vavrek and American composer Luna Pearl Woolf; the end result, directed by Tapestry Artistic Director Michael Mori, is something … Continue reading
The Whole Note: Luna Pearl Woolf’s FIRE and FLOOD
This month Tapestry presents the world premiere of American composer Luna Pearl Woolf’s latest opera, Jacqueline. Coinciding with this is the Pentatone release of Woolf’s Fire and Flood on the Oxingale label (PTC5186803 naxosdirect.com). This striking vocal disc features mostly recent works for a cappella choir (the Choir … Continue reading
Posted in News, Recorded on Oxingale, Voice
Tagged Avi Stein, Cello, choir, Julian Wachner, Leonard Cohen, Luna Pearl Woolf, Matt Haimovitz, Novus NY, One to One to One, Trinity NY, Vocal
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Lewis Spratlan’s Bangladesh featured on Grammy winning album The Poetry of Places
We are excited to announce that Lewis Spratlan’s, Bangladesh, is one of the world premiere recordings featured on Nadia Shpachenko’s album The Poetry of Places, which was bestowed with the 2020 Grammy Award for Best Classical Compendium. Victor and Marina … Continue reading
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Tagged bangladesh, Kahn, Ledin, Lewis Spratlan, Louis Kahn, Marina Ledin, Nadia Shpachenko, Piano, Poetry of Places, Shpachenko, Victor Ledin
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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
Posted in Luna Pearl Woolf, News, Uncategorized
Tagged Entanglement, Evelyn Glennie, Land's End ensemble, Luna Pearl Woolf, Percussion
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La Fabrique Culturelle TV: Cordes et discorde
06 May 2016 Watch a four minute video of Luna Pearl Woolf’s 12 May 2016 Triptyque program at the Salle Bourgie, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts from La Fabrique Culturelle TV. The program features Mélange à trois, One to One to One, and Rumi: Quatrains of … Continue reading
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
ConcertoNet: December Celebration – New Carols by Seven American Composers
07 December 2015 “…in Luna Pearl Woolf’s How Bright the Darkness, an impressively vivid piece for women’s choir, baritone solo, strings, percussion, and harp. Woolf’s orchestration and harmonies paint the sparseness of nature. It is a piece where the listener can … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Eleanor Wilner, Gordon Getty, How Bright the Darkness, Lester Lynch, Lisa Delan, Luna Pearl Woolf, Pentatone, Volti, women composers
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