Judith Shatin

Quintessence performs Adonai Ro'i
2019-09-22 15:00 - 23:50 (America/New_York) | NC
Quintessence, Choral Artists of the Southwest, directed by Matthew Greer, performs Adonai Ro”i, a setting of Psalm 23 in the original Hebrew, on their program Tikkun Olam: Songs of Struggle and Justice. Also included on the program is music by Joan Szymko, Stephen Hatfield, Frank Ticheli, Karl Jenkins and Craig Hella Johnson. You can also hear Adonai Ro”i on the CD Divine Grandeur (New World Records), in Judith Clurman”s outstanding recording, and on Spotify.

Pianist Joan Mizrahi performs Chai Variations on Eliahu HaNavi
2019-09-22 15:00 - 23:50
Pianist Joan Mizrahi performs CHAI VARIATIONS ON ELIAHU HANAVI at the Lyceum in Alexandria, VA. This piece is a set of 18 variations on the first section of the beautiful melody often sung at the close of the Sabbath. The name “Chai” means for “living” in Hebrew, and also stands for the number 18. I chose to create 18 variations, with the order left to the performer, focusing on the collaborative aspect between performer and composer. Chai Variations on Eliahu HaNavi has been recorded by pianist MARY KATHLEEN ERNST, and a new recording by NATHAN CARTERETTE is in process.

Seminar Talk at the University of Houston
2019-09-25 13:00 - 2019-10-08 14:00
Judith speaks about her music to students in the Composition Seminar at the University of Houston, 1:00 – 2:oo p.m. on Thursday, 9/25. A master teacher, Shatin has recently given talks on her work at the Cincinnati College Conservatory (CMM), the Aspen Music Festival and the Bennington Chamber Music Festival. She has also served as Master Artist at the Atlantic Center for the Arts, Senior Composer at the Wellesley Composers Forum and BMI Composer-in-Residence at Vanderbilt University.

Clarinetist Andrea Cheeseman performs Penelope's Song
2019-09-27 16:00 - 23:50, 2019-10-03 19:30 - 23:50, 2019-10-04 19:30 - 23:50, 2019-10-05 16:00 - 23:50, 2019-10-06 19:30 - 23:50, 2019-10-08 12:10 - 23:50
Clarinetist Andrea Cheeseman performs Penelope”s Song for amplified clarinet and electronics made from processing recordings of Charlottesville-based weaver Jan Russell working on wooden looms. Her tour celebrates her exciting new CD Somewhere, on Ravello Records, which also features electroacoustic music by Benjamin Broening, Matthew McCabe, Mark Snyder, Kirsten Volness, Joseph Harshanko and Mark Phillips. Other versions of Penelope”s Song, are also available, including the original for viola, as well as those for amplified cello, violin, flute, clarinet or soprano sax.

River Oaks Chamber Orchestra performs Ice Becomes Water
2019-09-27 20:00 - 23:50
River Oaks Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Mei-Ann Chen performs ICE BECOMES WATER, scored for string orchestra and electronics, at the Miller Outdoor Theatre in Houston, TX. Shatin, who describes the piece as a lament for disappearing glaciers, created the electronics from field recordings shared by glaciologist Oskar Glowacki, and the performance will be accompanied by photos of artist Libbie Masterson.

River Oaks Chamber Orchestra performs Ice Becomes Water
2019-09-28 17:00 - 23:50
River Oaks Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Mei-Ann Chen performs ICE BECOMES WATER, scored for string orchestra and electronics, at The Church of St. John the Divine in Houston, TX. Shatin, who describes the piece as a lament for disappearing glaciers, created the electronics from field recordings shared by glaciologist Oskar Glowacki, who studies the acoustic signatures of glaciers.

Organist Gail Archer performs Dust & Shadow
2019-10-01 16:00 - 23:50
Organist Gail Archer performs Dust & Shadow for organ on St. Giles at 6 in Edinburgh, as she continues her international performances. She commissioned Dust & Shadow in 2017, and has performed it numerous times, with developing special timbral combinations for each unique organ”s voice.

Clarinetist Andrea Cheeseman performs Penelope's Song at the Third Practice Festival
2019-11-09 19:30 - 23:50
Clarinetist Andrea Cheeseman performs Penelope”s Song for amplified clarinet and electronics made from processing recordings of Charlottesville-based weaver Jan Russell at the Third Practice Festival (3P 2019). Her performance celebrates her exciting new CD Somewhere, on Ravello Records. Other versions of Penelope”s Song, are also available, including the original for viola, as well as those for amplified cello, violin, flute, clarinet or soprano sax.

Amanda Gookin plays For the Birds
2019-11-10 17:00 - 23:50
For the Birds, commissioned and recorded by cellist Madeleine Shapiro, was inspired by the birds of the Yellowstone region, where Madeleine loves to hike. Sadly, and astonishingly, the bird population in the US has declined by 30% in recent decades. For the Birds has four movements, each focused on the calls of different types of birds: 1. Songbirds 2. Sapsuckers 3. Birds of Prey 4. Waterbirds. May this performance help us focus on what needs to be done to protect them!

Flutist Lindsey Goodman performs For the Fallen
2019-11-13 19:30 - 23:50
New music champion Lindsey Goodman performs For the Fallen, in a version composed for her, on her “Electroacoustic Flutist” program on November 13 at 7:00 p.m. in Geary Auditorium, where she is presented by the University of Charleston Bands. Also on her exciting program is music by Babcock, Willims, Lillios, Joshford and Jackfert.

Saxophonist Susan Fancher performs Penelope's Song
2019-11-17 17:30 - 23:50
Saxophonist Susan Fancher performs Penelope”s Song for amplified soprano sax and electronics made from processing recordings of Charlottesville-based weaver Jan Russell working on wooden looms. Her program, presented by Blue Mountain Forecast, and titled Man Vs. Machine II, also includes music by Akiho, Engebretson, Leary, Loggins-hull and Schwartz. Susan recorded Penelope”s Song on her Innova CD, In Two Worlds.

Pianist Joan Mizrahi performs Chai Variations on Eliahu HaNavi
2019-11-22 12:00 - 23:50
Pianist Joan Mizrahi performs CHAI VARIATIONS ON ELIAHU HANAVI at Calvary Baptist Church in Washington, D.C. This piece is a set of 18 variations on the first section of the beautiful melody often sung at the close of the Sabbath. The name “Chai” means for “living” in Hebrew, and also stands for the number 18. I chose to create 18 variations, with the order left to the performer, focusing on the collaborative aspect between performer and composer. Chai Variations on Eliahu HaNavi has been recorded by pianist MARY KATHLEEN ERNST, and a new recording by NATHAN CARTERETTE is in process.

Saxophonist Jan Baker performs Penelope's Song
2019-12-04 20:30 - 23:50
Saxophonist Jan Baker performs Penelope”s Song for amplified soprano sax and electronics made from processing recordings of Charlottesville-based weaver Jan Russell working on wooden looms on the Bent Frequency concert. The program, which also includes music by Jue Wang, Frederic Rzewski, Cathy Cerberian, Adam Mirza, Iannis Xenakis and Eve de Castro-Robinson will be performed at the Michael C. Carlos Museum on Emory”s Atlanta campus.

Nashira performs Adonai Ro'i
2019-12-08 15:00 - 23:50
Nashira: The Jewish Chorale of Greater Philadelphia performs Adonai Ro”i a setting of Psalm 23 in the original Hebrew for SATB chorus on the program A Celebration of Psalm Settings from the Jewish and Christian Traditions. Performances are by Nashira and Choral Arts Philadelphia.

Juilliard horn students perform Adonai Ro'i
2019-12-16 20:00 - 23:50
Julie Landsman”s Studio Recital includes a horn quartet performance of Shatin”s Adonai Ro”i, originally a setting of Psalm 23 in the original Hebrew for SATB chorus. The concert will take place in Room 309, The Juilliard School in Room 309, and also includes music by Eugene Bozza, Vincent Persichetti and Alex Wilder, among others.

Saxophonist Kevin Norton performs Penelope's Song
2020-01-10 17:30 - 23:50
Saxophonist Kevin Norton performs Penelope”s Song , for amplified soprano sax and stereo electronics fashioned from weaving sounds on his program at the International Saxophone Symposium hosted by the United States Navy Band.

Flutist Lindsey Goodman performs Penelope's Song
2020-01-14 19:30 - 23:50
New music champion Lindsey Goodman performs Penelope”s Song , in a version composed for her, at Bar Marco in Pittsburgh, PA, where she is presented by the Resonance Chamber Series. The cabret-style show is 7:00 – 9:30 p.m. Tickets are available online, or may be purchased at the door.

Flutist Lindsey Goodman performs Penelope's Song
2020-01-18 19:30 - 23:50
New music champion Lindsey Goodman performs Penelope”s Song , for amplified flute and stereo electronics form weaving sounds, in a version composed for her, on her free recital at Marietta College in Marietta, Ohio at 7:30 p.m. Her concert celebrates the release of her third solo album Etereo.

Flutist Lindsey Goodman performs Penelope's Song at the Mid-Atlantic Flute Convention
2020-02-15 12:30 - 23:50
New music champion Lindsey Goodman performs Penelope”s Song , for amplified flute and stereo electronics form weaving sounds, in a version composed for her, on her recital The Biolinic Woman” commissioned Electroacoustic Works by Female Composers at 12:30 p.m. in the Chrysalis Room of the Hilton Washington Dulles Airport.

Clarinetist Andrea Cheeseman performs Penelope's Song at Signal Flow, Vol. 2
2020-02-18 19:30 - 23:50
Clarinetist Andrea Cheeseman performs Penelope”s Song for amplified clarinet and electronics made from processing recordings of Charlottesville-based weaver Jan Russell on the Signal Flow, Vol. 2 program of electroacoustic music at the Studio Theatre, Schwob School of Music at Columbus State University in Columbus, GA. She recorded it on her terrific CD Somewhere, which you can also hear it on Spotify and the other usual streaming services. Other versions of Penelope”s Song, are also available, including the original for viola, as well as those for amplified cello, violin, flute, or soprano sax.

Clarinetist Andrea Cheeseman performs Penelope's Song
2020-02-20 19:30 - 23:50
Clarinetist Andrea Cheeseman performs Penelope”s Song for amplified clarinet and electronics made from processing recordings of Charlottesville-based weaver Jan Russell at Long Hall, Troy University in Fort Lee, VA. She recorded Penelope”s Song on her terrific CD Somewhere, which you can also hear it on Spotify and the other usual streaming services. Other versions of Penelope”s Song, are also available, including the original for viola, as well as those for amplified cello, violin, flute, or soprano sax.

Zipper Music performed on TechnoSonics Festival at UVA
2020-02-22 20:00 - 23:50
Zipper Music, one of the pieces of Shatin”s Quotidian Series, will be performed on the 2020 TechnoSonics festival at the University of Virginia. Scored for two amplified zipper players and interactive electronics, with two MIDI controllers, the piece is an interactive quartet.

Organist Gail Archer performs Dust & Shadow
2020-02-23 15:00 - 23:50
Organist Gail Archer performs Dust & Shadow for organ at Bayard Sharp Hall at the University of Delaware. She commissioned Dust & Shadow in 2017, and has performed it numerous times, with developing special timbral combinations for each unique organ”s voice. I developed the timbral combinations on the organs at the First Presbyterian Church and at Christ Episcopal Church in Charlottesville, VA. I had a wonderful time experimenting on these beautiful organs, and am especially grateful to organists Jeremy Thompson and Alice Layman for their kind assistance.

Clarinetist Andrea Cheeseman performs Penelope's Song
2020-02-25 19:30 - 23:50
Clarinetist Andrea Cheeseman performs Penelope”s Song for amplified clarinet and electronics made from processing recordings of Charlottesville-based weaver Jan Russell at the University of Alabama”s Moody Music Building, 140 Recital Hall. She recorded Penelope”s Song on her terrific CD Somewhere, which you can also hear it on Spotify and the other usual streaming services. Other versions of Penelope”s Song, are also available, including the original for viola, as well as those for amplified cello, violin, flute, or soprano sax.

Clarinetist Andrea Cheeseman performs Penelope's Song
2020-02-27 19:30 - 23:50
Clarinetist Andrea Cheeseman continues her spring tour performances of Penelope”s Song for amplified clarinet and electronics made from processing recordings of Charlottesville-based weaver Jan Russell at Delta State University, BPCA Recital hall. She recorded Penelope”s Song on her terrific CD Somewhere, which you can also hear it on Spotify and the other usual streaming services. Other versions of Penelope”s Song, are also available, including the original for viola, as well as those for amplified cello, violin, flute, or soprano sax.
