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SUMMARY:Meet the Composer: Jonathan Bailey Holland
DESCRIPTION:An opportunity to learn about and experience the creative process of a living composer. These distinguished artists will discuss aspects of their music and inspirations and then accept questions from the audience. \n\nJonathan Bailey Holland (b. 1974\, Flint\, MI) was influenced early on by his grandfather’s baby grand piano and his father’s record collection\, which contained everything from Miles Davis to Bootsy Collins\, G. F. Handel\, Sergio Mendes\, Michael Jackson\, Kenny Rogers\, and more. Holland draws inspiration from classical\, jazz\, hip-hop\, and other musical genres\, as well as from visual art\, architecture\, poetry\, dramatic works\, and contemporary events. Early studies of piano\, trumpet\, tuba\, and double-bass led him to Interlochen Arts Academy\, where he discovered music composition. He continued his studies with Ned Rorem at Curtis Institute of Music\, and Bernard Rands and Mario Davidovsky at Harvard University\, in addition to studies with Andrew Imbrie\, Yehudi Wyner\, and Robert Sirota. He is currently Chair of Composition\, Contemporary Music\, and Core Studies at Boston Conservatory at Berklee\, and Faculty Co-Chair of composition at Vermont College of Fine Arts. He also serves as faculty for the Curtis Summerfest Program. \nHolland has been commissioned by numerous orchestras\, ensembles\, and soloists. He is Composer-in-Residence with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra during the 2018-19 season – the first composer to serve that role with that orchestra. His work Ode premiered in November\, 2018 and his the fifth work for the orchestra\, following the initial commission in 2003 of Halcyon Sun\, written to celebrate the opening of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. Holland has also been commissioned by the Atlanta\, Baltimore\, Cleveland\, Dallas\, and Detroit Symphony Orchestras\, among others. Future collaborations and performances are scheduled by the Arx Duo\, Buffalo Philharmonic\, Concord Chorus\, Chicago Modern Orchestra Project\, and Eighth Blackbird\, and more.
URL:https://www.bowdoinfestival.org/event/meet-the-composer-jonathan-bailey-holland/
LOCATION:Gibson Hall 101\, Bowdoin College\, Brunswick\, ME\, 04011
CATEGORIES:Free Events,Meet the Composer
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SUMMARY:Gamper: Around the World in a Day
DESCRIPTION:Around the World in a Day\n\nCome zip around the world along with the Bowdoin Festival’s fabulous faculty and young musicians. We’ll visit four continents\, hearing Zhou Long’s dramatic Spirit of Chimes (China)\, the delicate strains of Young Ja Lee’s Autoportrait II (Korea)\, Keyla Orozco’s spunky Nengón Transformation 1 (Cuba)\, and Dutchman Jacob Ter Veldhuis’ Garden of Love (Netherlands). Our journey alights back in the U.S. just in time to celebrate America’s birthday with Boston-based composer Jonathan Holland’s His House is Not of This Land and Steve Reich’s iconic New York Counterpoint.\n\nZHOU LONG\nSpirit of Chimes\nDavid Bernat\, violin • Andrew Laven\, cello • EunAe Lee\, piano \nJONATHAN BAILEY HOLLAND\nHis House is Not of This Land\nYi Xiang\, alto flute • William Colby Bond\, bass clarinet • Tong Chen\, violin • Jacob van der Sloot\, viola • Javier Iglesias Martin\, cello \nSTEVE REICH\nNew York Counterpoint\nDerek Bermel\, clarinet • Tape \nYOUNG JA LEE\nAutoportrait II\nJune Han\, harp \nKEYLA OROZCO\nNengón transformation 1\nYingchen Zhang\, violin \nJACOB TER VELDHUIS\nGarden of Love\nShawn Hutchison\, oboe • Soundtrack
URL:https://www.bowdoinfestival.org/event/gamper-festival-performance-4/
LOCATION:Studzinski Recital Hall\, 12 Campus Road S\, Brunswick\, ME\, 04011
CATEGORIES:Concert,Gamper Festival of Contemporary Music,Livestream,Free Events
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