What does the future of piano music sound like? Come find out.
E4TT emerita pianist extraordinaire Dale Tsang opens the E4TT's 19th season with a program of works selected from E4TT's latest Call for Scores-bringing 13 winning composers and 13 distinct musical perspectives to the piano.
From the mechanical energy of Jinjoo Choi's Cogwork Rhapsody to the dreamlike Evoke Stardust by Brady Wolff, the program travels through ragtime, rhythm, fragments, landscapes, suites, and experimental textures. Other works explore everything from frozen motion and flickering sounds to rain, light, water, and the pulse of a city.
Jinjoo Choi: "Cogwork Rhapsody" Gilad Cohen: "Pulse" Michael Coleman: Seville Rag Andrew Davis: "Album Leaves - III. Pulse Train" Xinyuan Deng: "Autumn Landscape" Isaiah Diaz-Lopez:"Magenta - The First to Dream Arturo Fernandez: "Pedro's Come Home Suite - Conga en forma di Corrente" Matthew Lam: "Fragments of Rain" Joao Oliveira: "ff - I. Frozen Fred" Luca Pasquini: "Dispositions - 1. Leggiero, flickering" Josh Rodriguez: "LUZ ENTRE AGUAS - II. Estancia" Louis Rosen: "ACT ONE SUITE - 1. Opening - The City" and "3. Traveling Music" Brady Wolff: "Evoke Stardust"
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