UPCOMING PERFORMANCESMar 11 2010 During a concert of music by Cornell student composers, the Momenta Quartet will perform Zachary's Second String Quartet. 8:00pm, Barnes Hall, Ithaca, NY.Mar 11 2010 In "Art Song Forward: unplugged," presented by the Lotte Lehmann Foundation and Phoenix Concerts, two songs from Zachary's song cycle, Pictures of the Floating World, will be performed by mezzo-soprano Nicole Mitchell and pianist Michael Fennelly at the Galapagos Art Space at 8:00pm in Brooklyn, NY. Doors open at 7, and tickets will be available soon. Press release.Apr 02 2010 The Choir of the Church of St. Michael and St. George, conducted by Robert Lehman, will premiere Zachary's St. John Passion during their 12 noon Good Friday service. St. Louis, Missouri.Apr 07 2010 Organist Tim Pyper will present a whole recital of Zachary's organ works, featuring the Chaconne, Nativity, and the newly-revised Sonata for Organ. 12:30, Sage Chapel, Ithaca, NY.Apr 09 2010 The new revised version of Zachary's Pictures of the Floating World, will be premiered by soprano Annamarie Zmolek during her Master's recital at Rice University, Houston, TX, with the composer at the piano.Apr 16 2010 Conductor Erin Freeman will lead the Richmond Symphony Chorus in a performance of Zachary's choral work, Look down, fair moon, during a concert at Second Baptist Church, Richmond, VA. They will repeat the performance on April 18 at Grace Baptist Church.May 09 2010 Zachary's brand-new work for orchestra and soprano, Green Knolls, will be premiered by the Ithaca Community Orchestra, Cayenna Ponchione, music director, during their concert, "The Words of Sound, the Sound of Words." Soprano Judith Kellock will sing. 4:00pm, location TBA (Ithaca, NY).July 25 2010 Organist Thomas Spacht will premiere Zachary's brand-new work, Variations on an Old American Tune, on the historic 1797 F. Schnitger organ at Magnuskerk te Bellingwolde, Netherlands. His 5:00pm concert will also include works by Tunder, Balbastre and Frebs.NEWSNov 27 2009 Vivre Musicale's performance of for nothing lesse than thee was reviewed by the Palm Beach Arts Paper, which called the piece "a professional composition, imbued with a kind of shadowy elegance that reflected the uncertainty of the poems." Read it here. |
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