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PERFORMANCES
OF COMPOSITIONS
2009
Dave Ballou, trumpet, performed with
newly expanded version of (Prepared)
Perpendicular Times (Experience),
an open-form environment for improvised trumpet and interactive
computer music, with John Hollenbeck and Danny Gouker, Towson
University, Baltimore, MD, December 10, 2009
Spiza Greek composers collective project
first performances of Adagio (amore)
in Athens, Greece, the University
of Virginia, and the University of Maryland-Baltimore County, October
3, October 16, and October 18, 2009.
American Dance Festival 14th annual Dancing for the Camera:
International Festival of Film and Video Dance, Do You Like That? a dance for the
camera, selected for performance, Nasher Museum of Art, Duke
University, Durham, NC, July 10–12, 2009
Krakow Academy of
Music, Improvisations using
Erard’s Springs & Levers, a MIDI controller software
instrument performed by Daniel Koppelman, Krakow, Poland, May 2009
Maryland Film Festival: selected screening of Do You Like That?, a dance for the
camera, Baltimore, MD, May 8-9, 2009
Two Days and Two
Nights festival in Odessa, Ukraine, Improvisations using Erard’s Springs &
Levers, a MIDI controller software instrument performed by
Daniel Koppelman, April 26, 2009
Loyola College, Baltimore: A
Gift of Possible Futures, for cello and piano, performance by
Ilya Finkelshteyn and Lura Johnson, Baltimore, MD, March 23, 2009
2008
Third Practice Festival of
Electro-acoustic Music at the University of Richmond: invited
performance of Do You Like That?,
a dance for the camera, Richmond, VA, November 8, 2008
The
University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Do You Like That?, first screening
at the 2008 Alumnae Dance Concert, September 27, 2008
Two Days and Two Nights festival in Odessa, Ukraine, Quintuple Escapement, for MIDI
controller and computer, selected for performance, Daniel Koppelman,
April 16, 2008
Performance at the Tchaikovsky
National Music Academy in Kyiv (Kiev), Ukraine, Quintuple Escapement for MIDI
controller and computer, performed by Daniel Koppelman, April 5, 2008
in a concert co-sponsored by the Fulbright Program in Ukraine and the
Tchaikovsky National Music Academy in Kyiv.
EuCuE Concerts, Four
Interludes selected for performance,
Électroacoustique université Concordia University
Electroacoustics, Montreal, Canada, February 6-8, 2008
2007
Vondelkerk, Amsterdam, NL, Threads of Mitoses performed by
Gilberto Bernardes, Roberto Genova, saxophones, November 17, 2007
Sonorites Festival, Sonic Arts Research Center (SARC), Belfast,
Northern Ireland, Quintuple
Escapement for MIDI controller and computer (24-channel
diffusion version), selected for performance, performed by Daniel
Koppelman, April 22, 2007
16th Annual Florida Computer Music Festival,
Inner Nature
Persistently Emerges, for bass clarinet and computer, selected
for performance, performed by E. Michael Richards, University of
Florida, Gainesville FL, April 13, 2007
National conference of the Society for
Electro-Acoustic Music in the US (SEAMUS): Inner Nature Persistently Emerges,
for bass clarinet and computer, selected for performance, performed by
E. Michael Richards, Iowa State University, March 12, 2007
2006
The University of California-San
Diego, Daniel Koppelman
performed Quintuple Escapement
for MIDI controller and computer, November 20, 2006
International Computer Music Association
International Conference: Protean
Profile, for two pianos, computer and live sampling, selected by
international programming jury, performed by duo runedako (Ruth Neville
and Daniel Koppelman), Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana,
November 8, 2006
Dave Ballou, trumpet, performed with
first use of (Prepared)
Perpendicular Times (Experience), and open-form environment for
improvised trumpet and interactive computer music in a performance at
An Die Musik, Baltimore, MD, November 4, 2006
Third Practice Festival of Electro-acoustic
Music at the University of Richmond: invited performance of Four Interludes, for eight-channel
digital media, Richmond, VA, November 4, 2006
Furman University: Protean Profile, for two pianos,
computer and live sampling, performed by duo runedako (Ruth Neville and Daniel
Koppelman), Greenville, SC, LiSa Live Sampling Concert, May 19, 2006
New Music Ensemble
at Towson University: A Gift
of Possible Futures, for cello and piano, first performance
given by cellist Ilya Finkelshteyn and pianist Lura
Johnson-Lee, Baltimore, MD, April 12, 2006
National conference
of the Society for Electro-Acoustic Music in the US (SEAMUS):
Smooth Wood, Flash
Metal, for flute, clarinet, and computer selected by
programming jury performed by Lisa Cella and E. Michael Richards,
University of Oregon, March 31, 2006
Music at the
Forefront series at Bowling Green State University: Protean Profile, for two pianos,
computer and live sampling, performed by duo runedako (Ruth Neville and
Daniel Koppelman), February 27, 2006
University of
California-Irvine, E. Michael Richards performed Inner Nature Persistently Emerges,
for bass clarinet and computer, February 15, 2006
University of
Redlands, E. Michael Richards performed Inner Nature Persistently Emerges,
for bass clarinet and computer, Redlands, CA, February 12, 2006
Furman University:
Protean Profile,
for two pianos, computer and live sampling, the second Live
Sampling commission by duo runedako (Ruth Neville and Daniel
Koppelman), first performance, Greenville, SC, February 1, 2006
2005
E. Michael Richards performed Inner Nature Persistently Emerges,
for bass clarinet and computer, University of Maryland-Baltimore
County, Baltimore, MD, November 13, 2005
The Festival of New American Music,
California State University-Sacramento: Inner Nature Persistently Emerges, for bass clarinet and computer,
performed by E. Michael Richards, Sacramento, CA, November 6, 2005
Third Practice
Festival of Electro-acoustic Music, the University of Richmond:
invited premiere performance of Inner Nature Persistently Emerges, for bass clarinet and computer,
performed by E. Michael Richards, Richmond, VA, November 4, 2005
International Computer Music Association
International Conference (ICMC): (HO)2 C6H3 - CHOH - CH2NHCH3 (Adrenaline)
for trombone quartet and computer selected by international programming
jury to be performed, Barcelona, Spain, September, 2005
International Society for Contemporary
Music 2005 ISCM World Music
Days / 23rd Music Biennial Zagreb 2005: Smooth Wood, Flash Metal, for
flute, clarinet, and computer selected by international programming
jury to be presented during the 2005 ISCM World Music Days / 23rd
Music Biennial Zagreb 2005, Museum of Arts and Crafts, Zagreb, Croatia,
April 15, 2005
National conference of the Society for
Electro-Acoustic Music in the US (SEAMUS): Quintuple Escapement for
interactive software instrument, selected for performance, Ball State
University, Muncie, IN, April, 2005
14th Annual Florida Computer Music Festival:
(HO)2 C6H3 - CHOH -
CH2NHCH3 (Adrenaline) for trombone quartet and computer,
selected for performance, Gainesville FL, April 9, 2005
New Music Ensemble at Towson University:
Innocent Proteins,
a chamber concerto for two pianos, two vibraphones, two marimbas, and
two electronic pianos, first performance, duo runedako (Ruth Neville
and Daniel Koppelman), Paul Rardin, conductor, Baltimore, MD, March 9,
2005
2004
International Computer Music Association
International Conference (ICMC), Smooth Wood, Flash Metal, for
flute, clarinet, and computer selected by programming jury to be
performed by Lisa Cella and E. Michael Richards, in Miami Florida,
November 5, 2004
The Third Practice Festival of Electro-acoustic
Music at the University of Richmond: selected performance by
Daniel Koppelman of Quintuple
Escapement for interactive virtual instrument, Richmond, VA,
October 1, 2004
Furman
University, Daniel
Koppelman performed Quintuple
Escapement for
interactive virtual instrument, September 28, 2004
The 13th
Annual Florida Computer Music Festival: Quintuple Escapement for
interactive virtual instrument, was performed by Daniel Koppelman, who
commissioned the piece and the instrument (2003), selected for
performance, Gainesville FL, April 2, 2004
2003
The Third
Practice Festival of Electro-acoustic Music at the University of
Richmond: invited performance by Lisa Cella and E. Michael
Richards of Smooth Wood, Flash
Metal, for flute, clarinet, and computer, Richmond, VA, November
1, 2003
The Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins
University: invited performance of HO2 C6H3
- CHOH - CH2NHCH3 (Adrenaline) for trombone
quartet and computer as part of Music
from the Numbers, an all-digital multimedia concert in
honor of the 4th International
Conference on Music Information Retrieval (ISMIR) co-hosted by
the Library of Congress and Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD,
November 29, 2003
The University
of Maryland, Baltimore County, A Festival of Chamber Music, Lisa
Cella and E. Michael Richards invited performance of Smooth Wood, Flash Metal, for
flute, clarinet, and computer, Baltimore, MD, October 25, 2003
12th Annual Florida Computer Music Festival:
Four Interludes for 8-channel surround
sound selected for performance, Gainesville FL, April 4, 2003
National conference of the
Society for Electro-Acoustic Music in the US (SEAMUS): Adrenaline
for trombone quartet and computer selected for performance, Arizona
State University, Tempe, AZ, March, 15, 2003
New Music Ensemble at Towson
University: Lisa Cella and E. Michael Richards presented the
first performance of Smooth Wood, Flash Metal, for flute,
clarinet, and computer, Baltimore, MD, March 9, 2003
Daniel
Koppelman performed Quintuple Escapement, for interactive
digital instrument, on concerts at Ball
State University, the University
of Michigan (Ann Arbor), Oakland
University (Rochester, MI), the Institute
of Sonology in the Royal Conservatory, The Hague, NL.
2002
New
Music Ensemble at Towson, Paul Rardin, conductor: Of an
Expanding Notion performed, Baltimore, MD, April 11, 2002
2001
Recorded
performances of Available Instruments featuring Daniel
Koppelman, and Double Concerto for viola, cello, chamber
orchestra and computer featuring Christian Colberg (viola), and David
Shumway (cello), conducted by Paul Rardin, for CD release on the C74
label April, 2002
2000
Towson
University Faculty Recital Series (Wayne Wells, trombone): Projected
Resonance for trombone and computer, performed by Wayne Wells,
trombone, Baltimore, MD, April 9, 2000
The
Trombone Quartet of the Philadelphia Orchestra gave the first
performance of
HO2 C6H3 -
CHOH - CH2NHCH3 (Adrenaline) for trombone
quartet and computer, Delaware Valley College, March 26, 2000,
commissioned by Jack Schmidt of Delaware Valley College, Doylestown, PA
1999
Peabody
Institute: Available Instruments for piano,
Disklavier, and computer, performed by Daniel Koppelman, piano,
Baltimore, MD, November 5, 1999
Peabody
Institute: Free Shadows for piano, Disklavier, and
computer, performed by duo runedako, Daniel Koppelman, and Ruth
Neville, pianos, Baltimore, MD, November 5, 1999
Towson
University Faculty Recital Series: Available Instruments
for piano, Disklavier, and computer, performed by Daniel Koppelman,
piano, Baltimore, MD, November 7, 1999
Towson
University Faculty Recital Series: Free Shadows for
piano, Disklavier, and computer, performed by duo runedako, Daniel
Koppelman, and Ruth Neville, pianos, Baltimore, MD, November 7, 1999
Towson
University 1999 Twentieth Century Music Festival: Double
Concerto for viola, cello, chamber orchestra and computer first
performance by Christian Colberg (viola) and David Shumway (cello),
Baltimore, MD, April 22, 1999, Paul Rardin, conductor
1999
national conference of the Society for Electro Acoustic Music in the
U.S. (SEAMUS): Available Instruments for
piano, Disklavier, and computer, selected to be presented, March 28,
1999, Daniel Koppelman, piano
The
NOVA Ensemble of the University of North
Texas, Joseph Klein, Director: performed and recorded: Concerto
for saxophone, chamber orchestra and computer, John Sampen,
saxophone, Paul Rardin, conductor, March 8, 1999
1998
Gassmann
Electronic Music Series, Christopher Dobrian, Director: Daniel
Koppelman performed Available Instruments for piano, Disklavier, and
computer, the University of California at Irvine, April 27, 1998
Furman
University: Daniel Koppelman gave the first performance of Available
Instruments for piano, Disklavier, and computer, March 27, 1998
1997
Towson
University 1997 Twentieth Century Music Festival: Concerto
for saxophone, chamber orchestra and computer, first performance
given by John Sampen, Baltimore, MD, April 17, 1997
Morehead State University, Andrew Glendenning performed Projected
Resonance, for trombone and computer, Morehead, KY, March
11, 1997
Morehead State University, Of
an Expanding Notion performed , Morehead, KY, March 11, 1997
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