photo: Ethan Borshanksy
Composer and pianist Daniel Pesca seeks in each of his careers a synthesis between the past and the present. His works aim for clarity, cohesion of expression, and patient artistic engagement with the inner relationships of simple materials. As a pianist, he is an advocate of new music in ensemble contexts, while his recital programs tend to mingle contemporary music with earlier repertoire.
I was very pleased by the recent premieres of the following works: Chaconne for string trio & harpsichord (2015). Premiered October 4, 2015 by Tigran Vardanyan, violin; Melissa Matson, viola; ...
I’m pleased to share this recording of Jorge Villavicencio Grossmann‘s beautiful Cinco bagatelas opacas y translucidas, recorded live at the VIPA Festiavl in Valencia, Spain this ...
Aristea Mellos has just posted footage of the four commissioned works for this past summer’s Ritsos Project, including my Moonlit Dances. Watch them below!
Aristea Mellos, the energetic force behind the Ritsos Project, has just made a lovely playlist of the four new works written for this past summer’s festival. My suite Moonlit Dances is on ...
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