…Plus, there’s music from the duo of Nicholas DiEugenio, violin, and Mimi Solomon, piano, and their Unraveling Beethoven project commissioning works inspired by Beethoven's Violin Sonatas. From this project, hear a work by composer Robert Honstein, who is a founding member of the New York-based composer collective Sleeping Giant.
“The Great Marsh” for string quartet is featured on Greenbelt’s Cox Reservation Audio Trail. The trailhead sign has a QR Code to scan, so bring along your smartphone and headphones. Each of the four movements are meant to be listened in four specific points along the trail.
Greenbelt President Kate Bowditch and her staff were instrumental in designing the trial. The Cox Sound Trail is part of the Artists for the Great Marsh initiative.
Photo of the sound trail signage with QR Code
The premiere performance of Juvenalia for solo percussion and orchestra will be broadcast on WMHT Sunday, March 31st at 6pm. Link and concert info below:
Online radio broadcast: http://www.wmht.org/radio/classical/listen-live/
Albany Symphony Orchestra: Concert 6. Recorded on March 9, 2019, the program features the return to the area of percussionist Colin Currie in the World Premiere of Robert Honstein’s Percussion Concerto, plus Ravel’s Bolero and works by Paul Hindemith and Morton Gould. Recorded at the Palace Theatre in Albany, New York.
