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SUMMARY:The Wildflower Quintet\, by Jenni Brandon\, Performed by The Kalliope Reed Quintet in Arlington\, Massachusetts
DESCRIPTION:The Wildflower Quintet\, by Jenni Brandon\, performed by The Kalliope Reed Quintet at the First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church in Arlington Massachusetts\, on Friday\, April 1\, 2022\, 7:30 pm EST. The concert address is 630 Massachusetts Avenue\, Arlington\, MA 02476-5070\, (781)-648-3799\, Email: churchoffice@firstparish.info. \nKalliope Reed Quintet’s program is: \nWildflower Quintet — Jenni Brandon \nThis — Francine Trester \nTransoceanica — Miguel del Aguila \nAmaru — Daniel Cueto (features a gorgeous arrangement of J.S. Bach’s Chaconne from Partita II for Violin) \nThis concert is made possible with support from the Arlington\, Massachusetts Council for Arts and Culture. \nThe Wildflower Quintet for Reed Quintet (Oboe/English horn\, Clarinet\, Soprano/Alto Saxophone\, Bass Clarinet\, Bassoon)\, is a re-imagining of Jenni’s work The Wildflower Trio (oboe\, bassoon\, piano). It was commissioned in 2004 by the College of Fine Arts of the University of Texas at Austin to honor and celebrate the life and environmental work of Lady Bird Johnson. The Reed Quintet version was commissioned by Kalliope Reed Quintet. The inspiration for the piece came from a poetry book written by one of Mrs. Johnson’s friends\, Bette Woolsey Castro. Her book\, The Wildflower\, was inspired by the opening of Lady Bird’s Wildflower Research Center in Austin\, Texas\, and contains a collection of poems about wildflowers and nature. \nThe five movements of The Wildflower Quintet for Reed Quintet (Oboe/English horn\, Clarinet\, Soprano/Alto Saxophone\, Bass Clarinet\, Bassoon) are based on the imagery from several poems by Bette Woolsey Castro. \n\nWildflowers\nWild Rose and Butterfly\nThe Hummingbird\nIndian Paintbrush\nSummer Garden\n\nIn this newly re-imagined version for Reed Quintet that was commissioned\, recorded\, and premiered by the Kalliope Quintet\, the colors of the quintet add additional voices to the many wildflowers in Texas and across the United States. These instruments help to paint a broad picture of colors\, shapes\, and majesty of the flowers\, and continue to honor the legacy and work of Mrs. Johnson.
URL:https://jennibrandon.com/event/the-wildflower-quintet-by-jenni-brandon-performed-by-the-kalliope-reed-quintet-in-arlington-massachusetts/
LOCATION:First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church\, 630 Massachusetts Avenue\, Arlington\, MA\, 02476-5070\, United States
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SUMMARY:“Soliloquy” from L’AMOUR FOU With Music by Jenni Brandon and Libretto by Oliver Mayer Presented by The New Opera West
DESCRIPTION:Opera is made for love — the wilder the better. When the eccentrically brilliant pianist/composer Erik Satie fell head over heels for the vibrantly ambitious painter and former trapeze artist Suzanne Valadon\, even the Paris art scene of the late 19th century had to stop and take notice. In his tiny cash-strapped Montmartre apartment on the Rue Cortot\, Satie and Valadon have just made love for the first time. While Valadon sleeps\, Satie contemplates how she has changed his life forever. \nDirector: Chris Halsted \nPianist: Sky Lee \nSatie: Edmond Rodriguez \nNew Opera West returns to in-person performances with its annual Pop-Up Festival\, featuring seven newly composed opera vignettes by composers and librettists from all around the world! \n \nWhere: \nThe Broadwater Main Stage Theater\, \n1076 Lillian Way\, Los Angeles \nWhen: \nSaturday3/5 at 7:30 pm PST \nSunday 3/6 at 2 pm PST \nTickets: \nGeneral Admission: $17 \nStudents\, Seniors and Artists: $11 \n 
URL:https://jennibrandon.com/event/soliloquy-from-lamour-fou-with-music-by-jenni-brandon-and-libretto-by-oliver-mayer-presented-by-the-new-opera-west/
LOCATION:The Broadwater Main Stage Theater\, 1076 Lillian Way\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90038\, United States
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SUMMARY:Dr Nathan Koch\, In Recital\, Performs Jenni Brandon’s Places We Are From
DESCRIPTION:Dr Nathan Koch\, in recital at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln Glenn Korff School of Music\, performs Jenni Brandon’s “Places We Are From” on Wednesday\, April 6 at 7:30 p.m. in Westbrook Recital Hall Rm. 119. The concert is free and open to the public. It will also be live webcast. Visit https://music.unl.edu/webcasts the day of the performance for the link. Catherine Herbener\, pianist\, and Associate Professor of Saxophone Paul Haar join Dr Koch for this recital. \nThe program includes: \n\nJeff Scott’s “Elegy for Innocence” (2009)\nJames Lassen’s “Strange Interlude” (1998)\nLibby Larsen’s “Jazz Variations” (1977)\nJenni Brandon’s “Places We Are From” (2021)\,\n\nAll works by contemporary living composers. \nJoin the Commissioning Consortium! \nA New Work by Jenni Brandon – Places We Are From \nPlaces We Are From\, a new work by Jenni Brandon\, explores the idea of identity and where we come from both geographically\, physically\, and spiritually. This unique exploration is reflected in the make-up of the 3 different instrumentation options for this work\, using these combinations to tell stories of joy\, hope\, frustration\, and perseverance. The colors and combinations in each version reflect a vision of discovering who we are in unprecedented times and finding happiness in the journey. \nThis work will be available in three versions: \nOboe\, Bassoon\, Piano \nOboe\, Saxophone\, Piano \nSaxophone\, Bassoon\, Piano \nCommissioned by the Post-Haste Reed Duo (Sean Fredenburg– saxophone and Javier Rodriguez\, bassoon) and the Proud Duo (Dora Proud – oboe\, Joseph Proud – saxophone) \nPlaces We Are From received its first world premiere during the International Double Reed Society Conference 2nd Virtual Symposium – July 26-31\, 2021. This work is the recipient of the IDRS “50 for 50” commissioning grant in celebration of the organization’s 50th anniversary. \nComing up – the saxophone\, bassoon\, and piano version of this work. All versions of the score will be available to consortium members by December 1st\, 2021\, for exclusive programming through December 2022 \nConsortium buy-in is $250. Payment Options available:\nPurchase through this page (PayPal)\nVenmo Account: Jenni-Brandon-Bloom-Yoga\nCheck via mail: Contact Jenni for mailing address \nA consortium contract will be provided to all participating members to sign once payment is made. \nQuestions about the consortium or the work? Reach out to Jenni at Places We Are From Commissioning Consortium – Jenni Brandon
URL:https://jennibrandon.com/event/dr-nathan-koch-in-recital-performs-jenni-brandons-places-we-are-from/
LOCATION:University of Nebraska – Lincoln  Glenn Korff School of Music\, 113 Westbrook Music\, Lincoln\, NE\, 68588-0100\, United States
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SUMMARY:The “Wildflower Trio”\, by Jenni Brandon\, Performed by The Double Reed Music Faculty at Stephen F. Austin State University
DESCRIPTION:The double reed music faculty at Stephen F. Austin State University   School of Music perform the “Wildflower Trio”\, by Jenni Brandon. They present a recital program “Dreaming in Color” at 4 p.m. Sunday\, April 10\, 2022\, in Cole Concert Hall on the SFA campus.  \nThe performance features Dr. Margaret P. Fay\, visiting assistant professor of bassoon\, and Graham Mackenzie\, adjunct instructor of oboe\, accompanied by Dr. Thomas Nixon\, SFA collaborative pianist. This is a concert of “whimsical works” of living composers. All works on the program were influenced by the rich and colorful palettes that can be created by moods\, personalities\, or wildflower gardens. The program is: \nHyeKung Lee — “Dreaming in Colours” (bassoon and piano) \nAlyssa Morris — “Four Personalities” (oboe and piano) \nJenni Brandon – “The Wildflower Trio” (oboe\, bassoon\, and piano) \nTickets are $8 for adults\, $6 for seniors and $3 for students and youth. To purchase tickets\, call the SFA Fine Arts Box Office at (936) 468-6407 or visit finearts.sfasu.edu. For additional information\, contact the SFA School of Music at (936) 468-4602. \nThe Wildflower Trio\, for oboe\, bassoon\, and piano\, was commissioned in 2004 by the College of Fine Arts of the University of Texas at Austin to honor and celebrate the life and environmental work of Lady Bird Johnson. The inspiration for the piece came from a poetry book written by one of Mrs. Johnson’s friends\, Bette Woolsey Castro. Her book\, The Wildflower\, was inspired by the opening of Lady Bird’s Wildflower Research Center in Austin\, Texas\, and contains a collection of poems about wildflowers and nature. \nThe five movements of The Wildflower Trio for oboe\, bassoon\, and piano (oboe\, bassoon\, piano sheet music) are based on the imagery from several of these poems. The beautiful combination of the oboe\, bassoon\, and piano lend themselves to creating distinct colors and sounds that represent the wildflowers\, hummingbirds\, and summer afternoons in quiet gardens. \nI had the honor and privilege of composing this piece for two fine musicians to premiere. Rebecca Henderson-oboe\, and Kristin Wolfe Jensen-bassoon\, have performed this piece around the world with a variety of pianists\, including at the International Double Reed Society Conference in Melbourne\, Australia in June 2004 as well as for Mrs. Johnson at her Wildflower Center in Austin\, Texas. \nI. Wildflowers\nII. Wild Rose and Butterfly\nIII. The Hummingbird\nIV. Indian Paintbrush\nV. Summer Garden \nThis work has been recorded on two albums:\nGobo: Commissions and Premieres for Oboe – Rebecca Henderson-oboe\, Kristin Wolfe Jensen-bassoon\, Robert Freeman. Longhorn Music\, 2013. \nSummer Garden – Sundance Trio (oboist Geralyn Giovannetti\, bassoonist Christian Smith\, and pianist Jed Moss) \nMusic for the Wildflower Trio is available on Jenni’s website at The Wildflower Trio – oboe\, bassoon\, piano sheet music (jennibrandon.com)
URL:https://jennibrandon.com/event/the-wildflower-trio-by-jenni-brandon-performed-by-the-double-reed-music-faculty-at-stephen-f-austin-state-university/
LOCATION:Stephen F. Austin State University\, School of Music\, Box 13043\, SFA Station\, Nacogdoches\, TX\, 75962-3043\, United States
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SUMMARY:Jenni Brandon’s Found Objects on The Beach and The Wildflower Quintet Performed by the Kalliope Reed Quintet in Mazatlán\, Sinaloa\, Mexico.
DESCRIPTION:Jenni Brandon’s Found Objects on The Beach and The Wildflower Quintet Performed by the Kalliope Reed Quintet in Mazatlán\, Sinaloa\, Mexico. Kalliope Reed Quintet is New England’s first professional reed quintet\, strengthening the role of contemporary chamber music in the 21st century. The members are: \nAnna Bradford\, Oboe \nCéline Ferro\, Clarinet \nWolcott Humphrey\, Bass Clarinet \nBennett Parsons\, Saxophone \nNatalie Zemba\, Bassoon \nThe first performance is Monday\, April 18\, 2022\, 7:30 pm MST. Casa Haas – Mazatlán\, Sinaloa\, Mexico. \nHear the Kalliope Reed Quintet in Mazatlán\, as part of their Festival Temporada Primavera! They have an exciting program planned of works from across the Americas: \n\nAstor Piazzolla’s — Tango Suite\nGershwin’s — An American in Paris\nDaniel Cueto’s — Momentos Peruanos\nArturo Marquez’s — Danzon no. 6 (arr. Kalliope Reed Quintet)\nJenni Brandon’s — Found Objects: On the Beach – Jenni will be there in person!\n\nMany of these works are Latin American premieres\, and it will be an exciting evening of music not to be missed. The generous support of Mid Atlantic Arts and their USArtists International Grant Program\, for make this performance possible. \nTuesday\, April 19\, 2022\, 8:00 pm MST. Teatro Angela Peralta – Mazatlán\, Sinaloa\, Mexico. \nJoin the Kalliope Reed Quintet in Mazatlán\, Mexico for the second concert and entirely different program at Festival Temporada Primavera! The first half of this program migrates musically from north to south with three beautiful works by living composers: \n\nBeginning in Canada with Mathieu Lussier’s — Laurentian Bolero\nMoving to the USA with Jenni Brandon’s — Wildflower Quintet\nEnding in Mexico with Arturo Marquez’s — Danzon no. 5.\n\nThe second half migrates musically from south to north: \n\nBeginning with Miguel del Aguila’s — Transoceanica\, depicting a long and adventurous bus ride from Rio Brazil to Lima Peru.\nAfter arriving in Peru Kalliope performs Daniel Cueto’s — Amaru – about the great Peruvian Deity\nConcluding concert in Mexico with the World Premiere of Across the Seas Towards the Mystical by Mexican composer Charles Philip Daniels Torres!\n\nAgain\, an exciting evening of music not to be missed\, and in the beautiful Teatro Angela Peralta. Huge thanks to the generous support of Mid Atlantic Arts and their USArtists International Grant Program\, for making this performance possible. \nThe five movements of The Wildflower Quintet for Reed Quintet (Oboe/English horn\, Clarinet\, Soprano/Alto Saxophone\, Bass Clarinet\, Bassoon) are based on the imagery from several poems by Bette Woolsey Castro\, a friend of Lady Bird Johnson who founded the Wildflower Center in Texas. This work\, as The Wildflower Trio for oboe\, bassoon\, and piano\, was commissioned by the College of Fine Arts of the University of Texas at Austin to honor the life and environmental work of Lady Bird Johnson. \nIn this newly re-imagined version for Reed Quintet that was commissioned\, recorded\, and premiered by the Kalliope Quintet\, the colors of the quintet add additional voices to the many wildflowers in Texas and across the United States. These instruments help to paint a broad picture of colors\, shapes\, and majesty of the flowers\, and continue to honor the legacy and work of Mrs. Johnson. \nI. Wildflowers\nII. Wild Rose and Butterfly\nIII. The Hummingbird\nIV. Indian Paintbrush\nV. Summer Garden \nThe Wildflower Quintet for Reed Quintet is available for purchase on Jenni’s website at The Wildflower Quintet for Reed Quintet (jennibrandon.com) \nFound Objects: On the Beach for oboe\, clarinet\, and bassoon tells of finding objects on the beach – from tumbled stones to sea glass; from driftwood to black feathers on the sand and the seashells that populate the beach as far as the eye can see. A six-movement work approximately 23 minutes. \nPremiered by the PEN Trio (Nora Lewis-oboe\, Phillip Paglialonga-clarinet\, and Eric Van der Veer Varner-bassoon)\, this work is published by TrevCo Music Publishing on the new PEN Trio Collection Series!
URL:https://jennibrandon.com/event/jenni-brandons-found-objects-on-the-beach-and-the-wildflower-quintet-performed-by-the-kalliope-reed-quintet-in-mazatlan-sinaloa-mexico/
LOCATION:Casa Haas\, Mazatlán\, Sinaloa\, Mexico
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SUMMARY:World Premiere of “Tempestas” by Jenni Brandon Performed by Stacia Fortune and Ryan Pearson at The Cider Gallery\, Lawrence Kansas
DESCRIPTION:The world premiere of “Tempestas” for clarinet (b flat & bass) by Jenni Brandon. Stacia Fortune\, clarinet and Ryan Pearson\, keyboard perform the concert at The Cider Gallery\, 810 Pennsylvania St Lawrence Kansas 66044. The concert is on Friday\, April 22\, 2022\, from 7:00 to 10:00 PM and can be seen on YouTube at Ears to the Earth 2022 – YouTube. The program is: \nEars to the Earth\nApril 22nd\, 2022\nThe Cider Gallery 7:30 PM \n  \nThe Sequoia Trio Jenni Brandon (b. 1977) \nBennett Morgan\, clarinet; Maya Griswold\, oboe \nMegan Gordon\, bassoon \nSept Papillion Kaija Saariaho (b. 1952) \nJames Alexander\, cello \nJump in the River James Alexander (b. 1994) \nJames Alexander\, cello; Matt Otto\, tenor saxophone \nLuke Helker\, percussion; Ethan Strickland\, electronics \nWind Rhythms Christine Olejnichek (b. 1958) \nAmorphous Collective \nblue drag on sterile canvas* Nicholas Tran (b. 1997) \nLuke Helker\, percussion \nTempestas* Jenni Brandon \nPostscript Duo (Stacia Fortune\, clarinets; Ryan Pearson\, percussion) \n* Denotes Premiere \nThe composition “Tempestas” was inspired by the painting “Ocean Over Kansas by Brian Timmer. The mural is in the Lawrence Beer Company\, near the Cider Gallery. The Koch Cultural Trust generously funds the performance. \nJenni Brandon is a composer and conductor\, creating music in collaboration with other musicians and artists.  She writes music that is beautiful and lyrical\, telling stories through memorable musical lines often influenced by the collaborator’s story\, nature\, and poetry.  She has been commissioned to write music for soloists\, chamber ensembles\, concertos\, opera and orchestra.  Her music appears on over 20 albums\, and has been awarded the Sorel Medallion\, American Prize\, Paderewski Cycle\, Women Composers Festival of Hartford International Composition Competition\, and Bassoon Chamber Music Composition Competition among others. Her works are published and distributed by Boosey & Hawkes\, Santa Barbara Music Publishing\, Graphite Publishing\, TrevCo Music Publishing\, Imagine Music\, J.W. Pepper\, and June Emerson. She also runs her own publishing company\, Jenni Brandon Music\, which publishes and distributes her works.  As a conductor she often conducts her own works and works by living composers.  She conducted her one‐act opera 3 PADEREWSKIS in the Terrace Theater at the Kennedy Center in 2019. She also presents workshops and talks on collaboration and the business of music\, striving to create a supportive environment where collaboration leads to an exploration of ideas.  She received her undergraduate degree in Music Composition at West Chester University in Pennsylvania.  She then received her Master’s degree in Music Composition from the University of Texas at Austin.  She did doctoral work at the University of Southern California.   When she is not making music\, Jenni is often on her yoga mat\, either practicing or teaching yoga.  Jenni also loves walking her dogs and travelling with her husband to snorkel in tropical waters.  Visit https://jennibrandon.com to learn more.
URL:https://jennibrandon.com/event/world-premiere-of-tempestas-by-jenni-brandon-performed-by-stacia-fortune-and-ryan-pearson-at-the-cider-gallery-lawrence-kansas/
LOCATION:Cider Gallery\, 810 Pennsylvania St\, Lawrence\, KS\, 66044\, United States
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