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Music For Strings on a Stage

Only now realizing that I never linked to this performance of “Music for Strings on A Stage (and an audience in their seats)”. Enjoy!


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MiND Ensemble, April 15th and 16th @ 8pm

I have recently become a participating member of a research and performance group called the MiND Ensemble. Free performances are tonight and tomorrow! See below: The MiND Ensemble (Music In Neural Dimensions) is a new-media performance group that seeks to change the way we think about the creative process. Advanced neurofeedback technology is only now [...]


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Winter Follies Performance in Brooklyn. TONIGHT!

Immersed in these maddening winter months, I’ve completely forgotten to announce a performance of After Hours in the Parlour Room by (Alex)andra Taylor Dance Company this weekend in Brooklyn, New York. The performance is tonight (already finished?!)and the Winter Follies event continues tomorrow night @ 7:30. Tickets available through Brown Paper Tickets. Spoke the Hub’s [...]


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Cotton Wood Lining Premiere, This Weekend!

This weekend at the around/about Contemporary Dance Festival in La Jolla, CA, somebodies dance theater will perform Cotton Wood Lining. My music, written in collaboration with their choreography, will be featured in the performance this Saturday, September 11th, @ 8pm. Go see! Go see! Buy your tickets now! Here’s a little snippet: around/about Contemporary Dance [...]


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Everything that Rises Must Converge, by Benjamin Krause

While I’m at it, I might as well post a link to my peer’s work Everything That Rises Must Converge, which was featured on the same concert as my Suite of Roads. This performance feature’s the composer as soloists, with myself conducting. Everything That Rises Must Converge from Sam L. Richards on Vimeo.


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Suite of Roads, Movement II.

Video (and audio, of course!) is now posted of the Eugene Contemporary Chamber Ensemble’s May 13th, 2010 performance of Suite of Roads, a two-movement work for orchestra. The movements, severely contrasting in style and energy from one another, have been posted on separate days, with the first movement along with the works program notes having [...]


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Suite of Roads, Movement I.

Video (and audio, of course!) is now posted of the Eugene Contemporary Chamber Ensemble’s May 13th, 2010 performance of Suite of Roads, a two-movement work for orchestra. The movements, severely contrasting in style and energy from one another, will be posted on separate days, with the second movement coming tomorrow. My program notes from the [...]


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Lucy Shelton Unaccompanied Workshop Concert Tonight!

Tonight @ 7pm in Beall Hall at the University of Oregon, my work, Beauty’s Birth, will be performed by Juliana Urban and Alli Bach as part of Lucy Shelton’s residency here as Trotter Visiting Professor. Although I won’t be able to make it to the concert myself, I can most certainly vouch for my own [...]


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“Tangential” Performance at Conduit

I have finally edited and posted the video from a performance of my collaborative work Tangential with choreographer Valerie Ifill. The original work was premiered at Dance For a Reason in late January, but Val and I proceeded to create an extended and final version for Instrinsic Environment, a concert featured at Conduit Dance, Inc. [...]


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“with bated breath” Performance, This Friday @ 8pm

This Friday in the Dougherty Dance Theatre on the University of Oregon campus my work “with bated breath” will be featured along with choreography by Tiffany Alexandra Taylor. The work has been a collaborative process and has been a long time in the making, resulting in a 12-minute production—my longest collaborative choreographic work yet. Winter [...]


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