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In the Spotlight |
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§ Nick Strimple (center) filming a documentary in Terezín, 2000.
§ Nick Strimple (right) conducting the London Symphony Orchestra, London Voices and soloists (left to right: Timothy Gonzales, Kelley O'Connor and Rod Gilfry) during the recording of his Christmas Cantatas in London, 2008. (© PICTURE PARTNERSHIP)
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RECENT PREMIERES Pirke Avot, commissioned by the family of Karl Josephy. Premiered on 22 November 2009 at Congregation Ner Tamid in Palos Verdes Estates. Performed by the Los Angeles Zimriyah Chorale, Lauren Buckley (soprano) and Cantor Samuel Radwine.
Music for the Blue Rose, commissioned by Wilbur Richardson. Premiered at the University of Southern California on 1 November 2009.
Fantasia for Flute and Piano, commissioned by Jack Lachter
for the August 2008 Beverly Hills International Music Festival (Anne Struggles with the Downward Slide) St. Paul's Music Festival in
Worcester, MA in June 2008 In My Craft or Sullen Art (text by Dylan Thomas) Premiered February 2007 in Amarillo, Texas by members
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the Amarillo Symphony Orchestra Mother of God for women's chorus and piano, commissioned for the University of Southern California Thornton Orianna Choir. Choral Music in the
Nineteenth Century (Amadeus Press, 2008) (American Choral Review, Winter/Spring 2006) Pirke Avot, for Cantor, mixed chorus and Baroque ensemble, published by Emerson Music, 2010.
Valley of Bones, for speaker, mixed chorus, congretation and organ. Published by ECS Publishing
2009. Christmas, consultant on Kimberly
Locke's (American Idol) 2007 Holiday album. "Gurrelieder" in the Walt Disney Hall, a review of the Los Angeles Philharmonic performance at ACDA Convention. (American Choral Review, Summer/Fall 2005) |
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