My piece for young wind band, The Last Flight of the Aurora, will be premiered at Bandology’s Band Camp Kitchener-Waterloo.
The release show for our sophomore album Driftwood is at the Hub in Kitchener on April 22nd! We’re really excited to show you everything we’ve worked on and share this moment with everyone in our community. We’ll be joined by Christian Economides and Homer Watson Boulevard.
We filmed the whole thing! Hope you enjoy this live video of our performance from the release show.
Since we couldn't have a live release show, Myke and Emmett at MPEG let us crash their house to play Artifacts for you. Thanks to the Centre in the Square and the City of Kitchener providing funding for this project through the Create + Connect Grant.
"And Moving On..." is a work of anthology theatre, originally envisioned for the stage and complicated by the COVID-19 crisis. It features six short pieces, authored by five local writers, that explore the end of a relationship in different ways. While the show could no longer be put on stage, the production was re-imagined as a filmed virtual event. This work was made possible thanks to the support of the Region of Waterloo Arts Fund.
Virtual Premiere video for the anthology theatre show “And Moving On…” by One Strange Night Productions.
The event, off stage, mixes together comedic sets and opera… I know, it sounds too good to be true. The comedy performances explore different facets of interpersonal relationships and are followed by an original opera that ties together the themes of the night, drawing upon these spoken experiences.
For more information or to purchase tickets:
www.gofundme.com/f/offstageshow
I will be premiering my work landscapes no. 1 (for pink guitar) during the Marathon Guitar Concert for the 21st Century Guitar Conference at the University of Ottawa.
The Edinburgh Quartet performs works by the Masters composition students from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. The performance is part of Stirling University Art Gallery’s Refugee Week activities.
The Edinburgh Quartet premieres works by Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Masters composition students, in advance of their presentation at the Stirling University Art Gallery on June 22, 2019.
Part of the PLUG Festival at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, featuring works for voice and keyboard. My work for two sopranos and piano, … that colossal wreck, will be premiered.
A concert of contemporary works, featuring pieces by students of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’s Composition Department. My piece Snapdragon, for clarinet, violin, cello, and double bass, will be premiered.
“Sound Thought is an annual festival of music and sound research, composition, and performance. The theme, ‘Signal,’ will be explored by presenting performances, screenings, paper presentations, and discussions in the Centre for Contemporary Arts.
Sound Thought draws artists, researchers, and practitioners from across the UK and internationally, and is particularly concerned with establishing dialogue and collaboration between academic institutions and broader arts communities.”
(http://www.cca-glasgow.com/programme/sound-thought-signal-2019)
My work obfuscation will be available to listen to in the foyer of the CCA from February 16-17.
