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Behzad Ranjbaran after the premiere of Mithra, pictured with Bruno Ferrandis, who conducted the Santa Rosa Symphony for the world premiere performance on February 13. |
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| Paul Lansky is the Alabama Symphony’s first Composer-in-Residence as part of the Symphony’s “Sound Investment” programme. The residency involves several visits to Alabama, and includes interaction with students in local schools and universities as well as performances of his music. |
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Luca Lombardi in rehearsal, and (center) with flutist Emmanuel Pahud and conductor Michael Stern who premiered Lombardi's Flute Concerto [RAI Trade] with the Kansas City Symphony in February. |
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| February 2010 |
Dan Welcher at his house at the Camargo Foundation
Dan Welcher is a Fellow during this semester at the Camargo Foundation in Cassis, France,
where he is working on an opera, The Yellow Wallpaper, a monodrama for mezzo-soprano Lucy Schaufer.
The work is based on the 1892 short story by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, which examines the
psychological downfall of a woman confined to her room by her physician husband, who believes
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Thomas Pasatieri with Michael Capasso, General Director of Dicapo Opera Theatre in New York,
following the first New York performance of The Hotel Casablanca on January 22nd. Later this year,
Capasso and Dicapo will present Pasatieri’s The Seagull in New York in September, and in
November at the Szeged National Theatre in Hungary, which will also be broadcast
on the Duna-TV and Mezzo-TV channels. |
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| January 2010 (Click image for larger version) |
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| Thomas Pasatieri (center) pictured with (left to right) performers Patrick Egan, Lauren Flanigan, Catherine Malfitano, Daphne Malfitano (librettist), and Christopher Cooley (pianist) after a reading of the new chamber opera, The Family Room, in New York in December. |
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| Robert Maggio with the Corigliano Quartet after a performance of Songbook for Annamaria (String Quartet No. 1) at West Chester University in December. The Corigliano recorded the quartet later that month for a future CD; also on the CD will be Rain and Ash (String Quartet No. 2), recorded by the Borromeo Quartet. |
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