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Tag Archives: Orchestra
LIGHTSCAPE 2025
Our yearly return to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s winter lights and sounds spectacular, this time with much more video to show more lights in motion and share more accompanying music. Brought to you by Rodrigo, Anna, Ed and me.
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', Melodies Linger On, Two-fisted Touristing, Uncategorized
Tagged botanic garden, brooklyn, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Cathedral, colors, conductor, Edward Scissorhands, fireflies, Fountain, Lake, lights, Lightscape, music, nature, Orchestra, photography, sculpture, Sleigh Ride, soundtrack, spectacle, trees, video, winter
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EVOCATION XXXI for String Orchestra
I recently posted this year’s viola/piano duet birthday present for Ed, Evocation XXXI – you can listen to the computer play it and follow the score here. While I composed it, I already knew that I would also be arranging … Continue reading
Posted in Chamber Works, Notes in the News, Poe Musicabres
Tagged arrangement, composing, Contemporary Integrational Orchestra Project, Edgar Allan Poe, Evocation, Evocation XXXI, musicabre, Orchestra, piano, short film, sound engineer, string orchestra, strings, The Pit and the Pendulum, The Tell-Tale Heart, Todd Maki, Viola
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Jacqui Sutton waxes musically about Mark Twain and American Anthems
Jacqui Sutton isn’t merely a performer who has sung my music at numerous occasions, she is also a friend whose wedding to the writer Edward Porter I have attended (with my husband whom I call “my Ed” to distinguish him … Continue reading
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