Monday Link Round Up: May 21, 2018

by sarah | May 21, 2018

News to start your week! Amazing new call for new music from Donne in Musica.  Women composers of all music backgrounds, ages, and nationalities are invited to submit compositions inspired by the struggle for human rights.  The call was inspired by the 70th...

Monday Link Round Up: April 16, 2018

by sarah | Apr 16, 2018

News to start your week! Congratulations are due to Jennifer Higdon who was awarded the Michael Ludwig Hemmers Prize in Music Composition.  The prize is given to contemporary classical composers of exceptional achievement “who have significantly influenced the...

the 44th Annual SAM Conference (part 1): Three Operas

by Liane Curtis | Mar 26, 2018

Our reporter Tim Diovanni continues his report from the Society for American Music 44th Annual Conference.  (Read his Introduction here) Operas by Beach, Smyth, and Higdon: Compelling Opportunities for Diversification In this first installment of the series, I...

Dora Pejačević — another composer whose time has come?

by Liane Curtis | Feb 15, 2018

With two upcoming performances of music by Dora Pejačević taking place in the next few weeks, we wonder if this remarkable but little-known composer, who was writing powerful orchestral works a century ago, is finally ready for rediscovery.  [Wondering how to...

Monday Link Round Up: February 12, 2018

by sarah | Feb 12, 2018

News to start your week! It’s been amazing to see so many headlines discussing the life and music of Florence Price!  Last week we shared the article by Alex Ross published in The New Yorker about the new recording of the recently discovered Violin Concerto....