Composer Collectives
The twentieth century saw an interesting movement as composers banded together in collectives to help promote each other\u2019s work. The movement has only gotten stronger in the twenty-first century with the rise of entrepreneurialism in classical music.
\nWe\u2019ll feature the music of several composer collectives and take a close look at their inner workings.
\nHosted by Seth Boustead
\nProduced by Jesse McQuarters
\nPLAYLIST
\nEd Harsh: Not a Single Night\u2019s Sky (excerpt)
\nNew Millennium Ensemble
Greg Simon: Blood on the Curb
\nStepan Rudenko, p.
\nMelos Music (San Francisco)- live recording
Timothy Edwards: The Conjecture
\nAntonin Hradil, v.; Ludmila Buben\xedckov\xe1, vc.; Lucie Kaucka, p.
Belinda Reynolds: coming around?
\nNew Millennium Ensemble
Eric Wubbels: Shiverer
\nWet Ink Ensemble
David Gordon: The Alchemist and the Cat-flap
\nAdam Summerhayes, v.; Catherine Summerhayes, p.
Christopher Cerrone: Still Life with Arms Extended
\nCerrone, p. & electronics
Carolyn Yarnell: Lapis Lazuli
\nNew Millennium Ensemble
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