New Releases & Works from Jenni Brandon Music for your 2022-2023 Season! Learn More
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Jenni’s work Colored Stones for Solo Bassoon was featured on the radio program “Sound Perimeter” on KUAF 91.3. Sound Perimeter airs weekly on Ozarks at Large and is hosted by University of Arkansas bassoon professor Lia Uribe, who stretches our musical boundaries with new interpretations of classical pieces and themes. Featuring Leigh Munoz performing selections from Colored […]
Christopher Mothersole performs Jenni Brandon’s Chansons de la Nature and Cacophony, for clarinet & delay pedal on August 4 at 5:06 PM at the Studio Theater, RiverCenter for the Performing Arts, 900 Broadway, Columbus, Georgia 31901. This performance is free and open to the public.
As we head out of summer and into fall, I’m reminded that this shift from vacations, summer music festivals, and outdoor adventures gives us energy and inspiration for the coming months. While we might be heading back to school, to busy schedules, and to performances, we can carry the joy of these summer days with […]
It’s a brand-new concert season, and with it comes new releases and works from Jenni Brandon! Check out these works and the rest of the Jenni Brandon Music catalogue, from chamber to orchestra, choral to opera, for your upcoming 2022-2023 season. At Night for Clarinet Choir (4 Clarinets in B-flat and 2 Bass Clarinets) […]
If you are looking for a carefully planned, relaxed yet professional experience in composing, Jenni Brandon’s workshops are for you. Even after many years experience composing, I gained a great amount of new knowledge. The combination of score study, collaboration with a professional instrumentalist, private composition lessons, and sharing scores with the participants worked very well, even via Zoom. I felt like we were all in the same room together; the convenience of working from one’s own studio with other composers overcame the two dimensionality of the online time. Jenni’s experience in guiding composers in the development of their pieces was evident from the first. She has a light but sure touch. She encourages at the same time she suggests new ideas that really get you thinking. This workshop also helps diminish the loneliness of always composing by oneself. It was refreshing to find the courage to share one’s work in process.
- From a participant during the 2020 Online Summer Composition Workshops: Writing for the Solo Instrument
[We Are Joy – a piano concerto with choir and chamber orchestra] is wonderful, immediately attractive, full of sweeping lyricism, and with a knockout ending…is intensely emotional, and deserves to be heard and enjoyed again and again.
- Jim Ruggirello – Musical Notes – Gazette Papers
Jenni Brandon’s Songs of California contains some of the most imaginative, ingratiating recent chamber music for winds I’ve heard. Delightful!
- Steven Turpin, Morning Musicale Host, Indiana Public Radio
Composer Jenni Brandon’s Spider Suite is a wonderfully descriptive five-movement work…Brandon is a master at balancing the beautiful and the silly, at finding that middle ground where storytelling is best. – review of Ceora Winds CD Postcards.
- Ryan D. Romine, The Double Reed
Jenni Brandon is a fresh voice in classical composition…this CD from a talented young voice should be in your collection. Ms. Brandon is a composer to watch in the years ahead.
- Kenneth Bradshaw, Host of WCPE 89.5 FM WAVELengths