Posts Tagged: Alarm Will Sound

New Music Gathering 2015

From January 15-17, 2015 New Music Gathering took place at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Performers, composers, educators, administrators and fans gathered to discuss everything from engaging the community to the economics of the industry to where to go for the best burrito in the Mission District. I arrived Friday evening after much of the […]

January 18, 2015 | Alarm Will Sound, animated notation, Bill Susman, Composer/Performer Speed Dating, ICE, Kronos Quartet, New Music Gathering, Octet Ensemble, Ryan Ross Smith, San Francisco Conservatory of Music

World Premiere of “Ten Thousand Birds” by John Luther Adams in Social Media

Now: @AlarmWillSound plays at #pmcstl between @TheNineNetwork & @stlpublicradio in @GrandCenter. pic.twitter.com/5swlhVyahA — Michael K (@w0px) October 20, 2014 John Luther Adam's piece has the kids (people) captivated at #publicmediacommons — Willis Arnold (@WillisRArnold) October 20, 2014 http://instagram.com/p/uWzysLr_vu #tenthousandbirds @alarmwillsound #pmcstl pic.twitter.com/P422KsS6ud — The Sheldon (@sheldonstl) October 20, 2014 @alarmwillsound at #pmcstl pic.twitter.com/JgWSUhj7fj — The […]

October 21, 2014 | Alarm Will Sound, Bird Calls, Commissions, John Luther Adams, Nine Network, Public Media Commons, Sinquefield Charitable Foundation, St. Louis, Ten Thousand Birds, The Sheldon

Kate Moore:The Art of Levitation

Alarm Will Sound will premiere The Art of Levitation, a new work by Kate Moore at Carnegie’s Zankel Hall on April 27. Kate took the time to answer some questions about the piece: Michael Clayville: The piece you wrote is for the “(post)folk concert” of David Lang’s collected stories series. Did the idea of “folk” or “story-telling” influence you as […]

April 23, 2014 | Alarm Will Sound, Benjamin Franklin, Carnegie Hall, Collected Stories, Commissions, David Lang, Glass armonica, Interview, Kate Moore, Mozart, Questions, The Art of Levitation