— Dominick Argento
— Stephanie Blythe
— Richard Lalli
— Margo Garrett
— Alan Louis Smith
— Molly Fillmore
— Fanfare Archive
— Boston Globe
— Washington Post
— Voix des Arts
— Gramophone
— NATS Journal of Singing
— IAWM Journal
40@40 is GRAMMY NOMINATED — Soprano Laura Strickling and pianist Daniel Schlosberg recorded 20 songs by 20 composers, including “TWO OLD CROWS” by JULIANA HALL — More info at Bright Shiny Things. Winners announced in February.
Grateful for the many wonderful performers who bring my music to the world through so many performances.
December 3, 2023 — CANCELED — Rochester, New York
Tenor Anthony Dean Griffey & pianist Warren Jones will perform “The Mystic Trumpeter”
December 7, 2023 : Antwerp, Belgium
Soprano Françoise Vanhecke will perform selections from “In Spring” – songs for unaccompanied Soprano at the Wouter De Bruycker Fine Arts & Gallery
December 8, 2023 : London, England
English horn player Nicola Hands and pianist Lana Bode of London’s Tailleferre Ensemble will perform “Rilke Song” at St. John’s Church at Lansdowne Crescent, London
December 16, 2023 : Madison, Wisconsin
Mezzo-soprano Madison Barrett & pianist Thomas Kasdorf will perform the premiere of a new mezzo version of the song cycle “Winter Windows” (originally for baritone)
February 25, 2024 : University of North Texas, Denton, Texas
Baritone Christopher Rodriguez & pianist Stephen Dubberly will perform the premiere of a new baritone version of a James Joyce song, “At That Hour When All Things Have Repose” (originally for contralto)
March 7-9, 2024 : Music by Women Festival, Columbus, Mississippi
Soprano Susan Boddie & oboist Will Wise will perform “Bells and Grass”
Some Things Are Dark
Dawn Upshaw soprano : Margo Garrett piano
At That Hour When All Things Have Repose
Stephanie Blythe mezzo-soprano : Alan Louis Smith piano
The Mystic Trumpeter
Anthony Dean Griffey tenor : Warren Jones piano
Dream
Susan Narucki soprano : Donald Berman piano
Ahab
Zachary James bass-baritone : Charity Wicks piano
Lawn As White As Driven Snow
Darryl Taylor countertenor : Juliana Hall piano
Death’s Echo
Richard Lalli baritone : Juliana Hall piano
Godiva
Kitty Whately mezzo-soprano : Joseph Middleton piano
I have an amazing publisher, the E. C. Schirmer Music Company. “Buffalo Dusk” (song on Carl Sandburg), “The Mystic Trumpeter” (setting based on Walt Whitman), and “Peace on Earth” (song on William Carlos Williams) were recently published, bringing the list of my published works to 55.
To obtain any of my vocal compositions, check out E. C. Schirmer.