new recordings
new portrait disc on KAIROS, including the following pieces:
you actually are evaporating [Christopher Otto & Kevin McFarland]
upcoming performances
… stretched across its axes - Marco Fusi. Eclat Festival. Stuttgart, Germany [February 8, 2025] (world premiere)
Guest Composer Talk - Haute Ecole de Musique. Lausanne, Switzerland [February 10, 2025]
Seated at the Throat - Ty Bouque. Lecture-Performance. School of Arts. Ghent, Belgium [February 19, 2025]
yours in the process of being absorbed - Schallfeld Ensemble w/ Ty Bouque. Florentinersaal. Palais Meran. Kunst-Universität. Graz, Austria [March 17, 2025]
yours in the process of being absorbed - Schallfeld Ensemble w/ Ty Bouque. Ehrbar Saal. Vienna, Austria [March 18, 2025]
yours in the process of being absorbed - Schallfeld Ensemble w/ Ty Bouque. IGNM Basel. Basel, Switzerland [March 20, 2025]
HEAVY MATTER - Stephen Menotti. Ensemble Musikfabrik. Museum Folkwang. Essen, Germany [March 20, 2025]
… stretched across its axes - Marco Fusi. Recording Session Residency. EMPAC. Troy, NY [March 26-28, 2025]
HEAVY MATTER - Stephen Menotti. Ensemble Musikfabrik. Museum Folkwang. Essen, Germany [March 27, 2025]
Seated at the Throat - Ty Bouque. MaerzMusik. Berlin, Germany [March 28, 2025]
a vapor (no body, no image) - Ty Bouque & the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra (Ilan Volkov). Tectonics Festival. Glasgow, Scotland. [May 3, 2025] (world premiere)
news
NEW POSITION: Assistant Professor of Composition at the University of California San Diego (UCSD)
NEW WORK: … stretched across its axes (for solo viola)
NEW PROFILE: Urgent Attention: A profile of composer Timothy McCormack [VAN Magazine, Jeffrey Arlo Brown]
NEW WORK: Seated at the Throat (for solo baritone)
NEW WORK: yours in the process of being absorbed (for baritone & ensemble)
Portrait Disc KARST (released by KAIROS) chosen as one of The New Yorker’s Notable Recordings of 2020.
Awarded the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation Composers' Prize 2018.
new text: outside of time | inside the sound [dissertation colloquium presented for the degree of PhD at Harvard University, May 6, 2019]