BGSU New Music Ensemble with conductor Mercedes Diaz perform”In Pulses, in Strokes…”

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Kobacker Hall, Moore Musical Arts Center | BGSU College of Musical Arts | Thursday, March 2, 2017 8:00 PM |

Conductor Mercedes Diaz conducts my work “In Pulses, in Strokes…” for flute, bass clarinet, violin, cello, and piano in a concert that presents works by Dimitri Papageorgiou, Tolga Yayalar, Kory Reeder, Dimitris Maronidis, and Zeynep Gedizlioglu, and featuring accordionist soloist and Fulbright Artist Scholar Panagiotis Andreoglou.

If you in the Bowling Green, Ohio, area this coming Thursday, March 2nd, 2017, you can join the BGSU New Music Ensemble and dr. Chris Dietz’s concert at the Kobacker Hall of the BGSU College of Musical Arts.

Featuring performers
Panagiotis Andreoglou, accordion soloist
Piyaphon Asawakarnjanakitm, Henrique Batista, Teresa Bellamy, Johnathan Britt, Erin Cameron, Kenneth Cox, Lydia Dempsey, Gramm Drennen, Brianna Drevlow, La Le Du, Nick Fox, Mercedes Garcia, Robert Garza, Jenica Georgeson, Soren Hamm, Aaron Hynds, Kathryn Kibbe, Garrett Krohn, Kyle McConnell, Emma Mills, Adam O’Dell, Octavian Moldovean, Thomas Morris, Kory Reeder, Vincent Sauer, Jack Smolenski, Tim Young, Yufei Zhang.

Jan 23, 2017 – Dimitrios Polisoidis performs “…anD…” for viola in Basel

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«Dialog» – Dimitrios Polisoidis, Viola | Gare du Nord – Bahnhof für Neue Musik | 20:00 (23:00 PM UTC+01)

“…anD…” (2012) for viola opens the program in Dimitri Polisoidis’s recital in the concert series “Dialog” at Gare du Nord, Basel, Switzerland. “Dialog” is a concert series of the Academy of Music at Basel in  co-operation with Gare du Nord.

The full program of the evening entails works by Dimitri Papageorgiou, Klaus Lang, Slobodan Kajkut und Georges Aperghis.

Dimitri Polisoidis, viola; guest appearance Geneviève Strosser, viola. Moderation: Marcus Weiss.

• https://www.garedunord.ch/programm/details/2017/01/dialog-dimitrios-polisoidis-viola
• https://www.facebook.com/events/1887240174830362/?active_tab=about

Gare du Nord – Performance Art Theater | Schwarzwaldallee 200, 4058, Basel, Switzerland | tel.: +41 61 683 13 13 | @facebook – https://www.facebook.com/Gare-du-Nord-Bahnhof-für-Neue-Musik-271785752838138/ | Email: info@garedunord.ch

“…anD…” is available by BabelScores http://www.babelscores.com/catalog/instrumental/and

Program booklet: 2017-01-23-dialog-polisoidis

Effluénces coming up at the Center for New Music of the Univ. of Iowa

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Sunday December 6, 2015. University of Iowa, Center for New Music – David Gompper, director. Riverside Recital Hall, Iowa City, IA, USA, 7:30pm

This coming Sunday, December 6th 2015, the CNM ensemble is programmed to perform my work Effluénces (2011) as well as works by Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho and guest composer Caroline Shaw. Also performing is special guest cellist Kevin McFarland in a new work by Josh Levine, professor at the UIowa School of Music.

Program

• Caroline SHAW, in manus tuas (2009). Ghyas Zeidieh. violoncello
• Dimitri PAPAGEORGIOU, Effluénces (2011). Jeiran Hasan, flute; Christine Burke, bass clarinet; Korak Lertpibulchai, piano; Leonardo Perez, violin; Matthew Laughlin, violoncello; Zachary Stanton, conductor
• Caroline SHAW, Taxidermy (2012) for percussion quartet. Wannapha Yannavut, percussion I; Andrew Veit, percussion II; Christine Augspurger, percussion III; Ben Yancey, percussion I

— Intermission —

• Joshua LEVINE, Sixty Cycles (2015), for violoncello. Kevin McFarland, violoncello.
• Kaija SAARIAHO, Lichtbogen (1986), for nine musicians and live electronics. Emily Duncan, flute; Christine Augspurger, percussion; Bethany Wheeler, harp; Korak Lertpibulchai, piano; Andrew Gentzsch, violin I; Leonardo Perez, violin II; Elizabeth Upson, viola;  Matthew Laughlin, violoncello; Nicholas Bowes, double bass, electronics; Zachary Stanton, conductor

More info: http://www.uiowa.edu/cnm/event/season-50-concert-vii and http://www.uiowa.edu/cnm/article/concert-vii-—-12062015

 

Program booklet: som20151206

distinctions for my composition students Zesses Seglias and Manolis Ekmektzoglou

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Music 2016 Soloist Series Call-for-Scores winners

The Fonema Consort and Access Contemporary Music have recently announced the names of the composers selected from their 2016 Soloist Series Call-for-Scores. I am very please that my doctoral student, Zesses Seglias, is one of the winners. For more information, see http://www.fonemaconsort.com/call-for-scores/

Performance of Sustaining Love by AMGA

Manolis Ekmetzoglou’s Sustaining Love has recently received a performance by the AMGA Ensemble at Hong Kong. Manolis is a former student of mine who is currently pursuing a Ph.D. at York University. Please, listen to the recording at

“Unending are the Mazes it Engenders,” two performances at Ackermannshof Drukereihalle (Basel, Switzerland)

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September 18 & 19, 2013| Ackermannshof Drukereihalle, Basel, Switzerland | 20:30

After a sold-out debut in the Philharmonie of Thessaloniki, UMS ‘n JIP (Ulrike Mayer-Spohn and Javier Hagen) appear as guests in two performances at Ackermannshof Druckereihalle in Basel, presenting new music from Greece.

The concert program includes 8 works by young and partly already internationally established Greek composers (Antonis Rouvelas, Zesses Seglias, Leontios Hadjileontiadis, Panayiotis Kokoras, Dimitris Maronidis, Haris Kittos, Michalis Lapidakis and Dimitri Papageorgiou, offering a listening panorama of the latest Greek music-making.

The new works have been premiered in February in the Thessaloniki State Orchestra Concert Hall. Since February 2013, the pieces were played in over 20 performances in Switzerland, France, Spain and Turkey.

Free Admission.

http://www.ackermannshof.ch/veranstaltungen/progamm/

ME_MMIX Festival, Palma di Mallorca: Ums & JIP perform “Unending are the Mazes it Engenders”

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The Swiss contemporary duo UMS & JIP (Ulrike Mayer-Spohn, Blockflöten/Elektronik and Javier Hagen, Tenor/Countertenor/ Elektronik), perform Unending are the Mazes it Engenders for counter tenor and block flute at the ME_MMIX Festival (Palma di Mallorca). The rest of the program includes:

Einer (chamber opera by UMS ‘n JIP) and further works by Luis Codera Puzo, Joan Bagés Rubí, Octavi Rumbau, Panayiotis Kokoras, and Chikasi Miyama.

For further information about this concert, please visit: http://memmix.es/conciertos-11-de-agosto/ (in spanish)

The ME_MMIX Festival (Electronic Music_Mixed Music and Videoscreening) is a project of the Culture Area of the City Council of Palma and Fundació Palma Espai d’Art.

The ME_MMIX Festival’s main aim is to programme contemporary music, linked to electronic media. It also aims to promote interdisciplinary scenic related to technology. ME_MMIX Festival will present electronic and mixed works in every concert but, to provide a broader view of music from the 20th and 21st centuries, also includes works without electronics. The ME_MMIX programmeaddresses a broad creative spectrum always linked to the academic tradition, technological innovation and contemporary creation.

For more information about the festival, please visit: http://memmix.es

Performance of “Unending are the Mazes it Engenders” in Istanbul

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April 13, 2013 | ITÜ MIAM Centre of Advanced Studies in Music, Instanbul| 12:00-17:00

Ums n’ Jip (Ulrike Mayer Spohn and Xavier Hagen) present “Unending are the Mazes it Engenders” for counter tenor voice and tenor recorder in their master class at the ITÜ MIAM Centre of Advanced Studies in Music, Istanbul.

“In Pulses, in Strokes…” performed in Thessaloniki

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Tuesday, December 4th 2012 | Solon Michalidis Hall of the State Orchestra of Thessaloniki | 21:00

Ensemble Interface, one of the most gifted European young ensembles for new music, performs “In Pulses, in Strokes…” for flute, bass clarinet, violin, cello, piano, and percussion.

Bettina Danielle Berger – flute, Juko Fukumae – bass clarinet, Maiko Matsuoka – violin, Christoph Mathias – cello, Agnieska Koprowska – percussion, and Anna D’Errico – piano. Scott Voyles, conductor.