Category: Computer Music
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Kickstarter for “Embers”
The forthcoming studio project entitled Embers is set for release on the Centaur label and features contemporary chamber music for saxophone, piano, and electronics. Saxophonist Richard Schwartz, along with pianists Kenneth Boulton and Philip Schuessler, perform the works of Kari Besharse, Ray Pizzi, Schuessler, and Stephen Suber. This collection represents a diversity of styles and […]
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Fall Premieres and Performances
What an amazing semester this has been! I have been fortunate to have premieres of two new compositions here at Southeastern Louisiana University by guest performers. In October, cellist Craig Hultgren premiered my work Monochrome Variations with live electronics. You may find an excerpt of the work on Soundcloud: The following month saw the premiere […]
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nief-norf Summer Music Festival
I am happy to announce that I have been selected to be a composer participant at this summer’s nief-norf Summer Festival at Furman University. The festival runs from May 29th to June 9th and features the nief-norf Percussion Ensemble workshopping new works for percussion. Read more about the festival here. For the festival, I will […]
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Tracers!
Tracers! With the upcoming North American Saxophone Alliance Conference coming up this weekend, I have saxophones on my mind! A few years back I wrote a piece for saxophone quartet with piano and electronics based on the spectral content of ring-modulated multiphonics! Doesn’t that sound cool? It needs to be performed! Help me shop this […]
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Embers by Kari Besharse – World Premiere; Interruptions III – World Premiere
On Saturday, March 19th, I had the pleasure of performing piano, along with Richard Schwartz on alto saxophone, on the world premiere of Embers by my wife Kari Besharse at the North American Saxophone Alliance Region 6 Conference at The University of North Florida. The conference was hosted by Michael Bovenzi. The conference also saw […]
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Electroacoustic Music Concert at SELU
On Friday, November 19th, I had the pleasure of having two short electroacoustic works on an electroacoustic music concert at Southeastern Lousiana University. The concert featured works by myself, Brian Hanson, Jordan Foster, and Kari Besharse. My works included the miniature compositions Peptyde Hallucination (featured on the first 60 x 60 installment in 2003) and […]