I'm posting this announcement with a bit of trepidation, but here it is. There are a few of you who may know that astronomy is only my second avocation. My first avocation--the one for which I'm formally trained--is composition. There are probably only a few on the list who may be interested in music like this. If pressed for a description, I would say it's modern classical music. Some would call it atonal, some might say avante garde (Click on my name in the announcement and that will take you to some examples). In any case, thanks for humoring me. Best New Year's wishes to all. Michael ---------------------------- Join the Contemporary Music Consortium of Salt Lake City on Thursday, January 5, 2006 at 7:30 PM for a concert of New Music. This concert will feature the second performance of Michael Carnes' Proper Motion, a trio for flute, clarinet and piano. This piece was premiered at the Park City Chamber Music Festival and has been recorded for future release on the 4Tay label. Other composers featured are Stan Funicelli, George Rochberg, Libby Larsen and Marie Barker Nelson. Performers are: Laurel Ann Maurer - flute Russell Harlow - clarinet Jennifer Bogart - violin John Warner Jensen - piano Location: First Unitarian Church 569 S. 1300 East Salt Lake City, Utah
What, no drums or accordian??? ;) Quoting Michael Carnes <MichaelCarnes@earthlink.net>:
I'm posting this announcement with a bit of trepidation, but here it is. There are a few of you who may know that astronomy is only my second avocation. My first avocation--the one for which I'm formally trained--is composition. There are probably only a few on the list who may be interested in music like this. If pressed for a description, I would say it's modern classical music. Some would call it atonal, some might say avante garde (Click on my name in the announcement and that will take you to some examples). In any case, thanks for humoring me. Best New Year's wishes to all.
Michael
---------------------------- Join the Contemporary Music Consortium of Salt Lake City on Thursday, January 5, 2006 at 7:30 PM for a concert of New Music. This concert will feature the second performance of Michael Carnes' Proper Motion, a trio for flute, clarinet and piano. This piece was premiered at the Park City Chamber Music Festival and has been recorded for future release on the 4Tay label. Other composers featured are Stan Funicelli, George Rochberg, Libby Larsen and Marie Barker Nelson.
Performers are: Laurel Ann Maurer - flute Russell Harlow - clarinet Jennifer Bogart - violin John Warner Jensen - piano
Location: First Unitarian Church 569 S. 1300 East Salt Lake City, Utah
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Michael, Could you post the actual link to the examples? It looks like the listserver or my mailserver stripped the link from your name. Thanks, Jo
Hi Jo, Try this: http://home.earthlink.net/~michaelcarnes/audio.html Happy New Year, almost. On Dec 31, 2005, at 9:16 PM, Josephine Grahn wrote:
Michael,
Could you post the actual link to the examples? It looks like the listserver or my mailserver stripped the link from your name. Thanks,
Jo
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I thought Recitative was brilliant. This opinion could be colored by the general lack of arias in the bass range though. Still, I'm looking forward to the completion of the entire opera which, no doubt, will be performed at the Met and put on DVD shortly after its completion. Michael Carnes wrote:
I'm posting this announcement with a bit of trepidation, but here it is. There are a few of you who may know that astronomy is only my second avocation. My first avocation--the one for which I'm formally trained--is composition. There are probably only a few on the list who may be interested in music like this. If pressed for a description, I would say it's modern classical music. Some would call it atonal, some might say avante garde (Click on my name in the announcement and that will take you to some examples). In any case, thanks for humoring me. Best New Year's wishes to all.
Michael
---------------------------- Join the Contemporary Music Consortium of Salt Lake City on Thursday, January 5, 2006 at 7:30 PM for a concert of New Music. This concert will feature the second performance of Michael Carnes' Proper Motion, a trio for flute, clarinet and piano. This piece was premiered at the Park City Chamber Music Festival and has been recorded for future release on the 4Tay label. Other composers featured are Stan Funicelli, George Rochberg, Libby Larsen and Marie Barker Nelson.
Performers are: Laurel Ann Maurer - flute Russell Harlow - clarinet Jennifer Bogart - violin John Warner Jensen - piano
Location: First Unitarian Church 569 S. 1300 East Salt Lake City, Utah
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Thanks much. I've worked with that singer for over twenty years. He can sing the dickens out of Brahms, too. On Jan 2, 2006, at 9:00 AM, Lockman wrote:
I thought Recitative was brilliant. This opinion could be colored by the general lack of arias in the bass range though. Still, I'm looking forward to the completion of the entire opera which, no doubt, will be performed at the Met and put on DVD shortly after its completion.
Hi Michael, I'm excited to hear your music -- gotta use my home computer, as the iMac I have here at work is so ancient that I can't get it to play. Best wishes, Joe
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