Candle Blessings and Maoz Tzur from Four Hanukkah Songs 
La Jolla Renaissance Singers, Douglas Lynn, conductor
San Diego Museum of Art

"Candle Blessings" from Four Hanukkah Songs 
Bread & Roses Choir
Westminster Presbyterian Church, DeKalb, IL 

Fanfare for Sam
Adam Glaser, conductor
Julliard Pre-College Orchestra
Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center
NYC

Violin Concerto
Bella Hristova, violin, Mark Russell Smith, conductor
Quad City Symphony 
Rock Island, IL

Seasons Lost
Hwaum Chamber Orchestra, Sangyeon Park, conductor
Wooyang Museum of Contemporary Art

Bassoon Quartet [World Premiere]
Daniel Matsukawa, bassoon; Juliette Kang, violin; Burchard Tang, viola; Yumi Kendall, cello
Philadelphia Chamber Music Society
Benjamin Franklin Hall

Swan Song
Benjamin Beilman, violin, Gloria Chien, piano
Lake Champlain Chamber Music Festival

Moto Perpetuo for solo violin
Jennifer Koh
Salt Bay Chamberfest
Damariscotta, ME 

Josquin Microludes
~Nois Saxophone Quartet
Mary B. Galvin Recital Hall, Northwestern University

Josquin Microludes
~Nois Saxophone Quartet
Grant Hall
University of Missouri Kansas City

Josquin Microludes
~Nois Saxophone Quartet
Lutkin Hall, Northwestern University

Josquin Microludes
~Nois Saxophone Quartet
Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall
University of Arkansas

20/21 Ensemble
Lenfest Hall, Curtis Institute of Music
David Ludwig, director

As the Darmstadt school exerted an aesthetic dominance over the middle part of the 20th century, it stimulated a strong reaction. Composers worldwide rejected the stylistic orthodoxy of the post-war European avant-garde in favor of compositional techniques that drew from eclectic sources-from ancient sounds to popular music, jazz, and indigenous cultural traditions. A new group of American minimalists, neo-Romantics, and "downtown" composers emerged to create a new ecology of vivid sounds and vibrant rhythm that redefined new music and initiated the post-Modern era of today.

Josquin Microludes
~Nois Saxophone Quartet
Seretean Center
Oklahoma State University

Josquin Microludes
~Nois Saxophone Quartet
Grant Hall, University of Missouri - Kansas City