Resident Composers Concert (Shanghai Music Week)

Sep 15, 2018

Shanghai Symphony Concert Hall

Premiere of Raging Fire for Orchestra by Zhejiang Symphony Orchestra, GAO Jian, conductor

Thailand International Composition Fesitval 2018 Finale Concert

Aug 11, 2018

Prince Mahidol Hall

Performance of Endless Tears with Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra, Shinik Hahm, conductor

Storm Large sings The Seven Deadly Sins

Apr 27, 2018

RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra and Maestro Carlos Kalmar performed Phenomenon for Orchestra , Weill
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Unfinished Symphony, and Ravel
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Phenomenon Numberger Symphony

Mar 18, 2018

Meistersingerhalle, Nürnberg

Nurnberger Symphony and Maestro Kahchun Wong performed Phenomenon for Orchestra

Phenomenon Numberger Symphony

Mar 17, 2018

Meistersingerhalle, Nürnberg

Nurnberger Symphony and Maestro Kahchun Wong performed Phenomenon for Orchestra.

Witness the Phenomenon

Feb 03, 2018

Esplanade Concert Hall

Leading Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen’s Phenomenon begins this fascinating programme with its invocation of mysterious natural phenomena. Then, explore the dark and  eerie soundscapes of Shostakovich’s Cello Concerto No. 2, before concluding the night with Dvořák’s trademark symphonic melodies.

Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Carlos Kalmar, conductor
Jan Vogler, cello

Italy and TIJC

Jan 20, 2018

Prince Mahidol Hall, Thailand

Premiere of Rhapsody on the Northern Folk Songs for Jazz Quartet and Orchestra by Pomelo Town and Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra.

Italy and TIJC

Jan 19, 2018

Prince Mahidol Hall, Thailand

Premiere of Rhapsody on the Northern Folk Songs for Jazz Quartet and Orchestra by Pomelo Town and Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra.

Closing Concert of Shanghai Music Week

Sep 24, 2017

Shanghai Symphony Hall

Dialogue Between Asian

and European Symphonies

Dialogue between Asia and Oceania

Sep 24, 2017

Shanghai Conservatory of Music Hall

Performance of Sunyata by NZTrio from New Zealand.

Ancient Voices

Sep 19, 2017

ASU Gammage

The Arizona State University Wind Orchestra and Wind Ensemble conducted by Gary W. Hill and Jason Caslor are joined by guest composers John Mackey and Narong Prangcharoen and soprano Lindsay Kessleman in what promises to be a spectacular opening concert.

ASU Orchestra Season Opening

Sep 16, 2017

ASU Gammage

ASU Symphony Orchestra
Jeffery Meyer, Conductor

Ustad Shahid Parvez Khan, Sitar

Narong Prangcharoen, Guest Composer

The ASUSO will open its 2017-18 season with a diverse and innovative musical journey. Guest composer Narong Prangcharoen (Thailand) and sitar virtuoso Ustad Shahid Parvez Khan (India) will join the ASUSO, (re)framing Philip Glass’ Offering in celebration of his 80th birthday. The journey will conclude with the 1001 nights of Rimsky-Korsakov’s classic Scheherazade.

Narong Prangcharoen: Phenomenon (2004)
Philip Glass: Offering from “Passages” (1990)
Ustad Shahid Parvez Khan/Jacob Adler: Sitar Concerto in Raag Gavati (2015)
Rimsky-Korsakov: Scheherazade

TPO Asian Tour in Penang

Sep 04, 2017

Dewan Sri Pinang

Conductor: Delta David Gier

Soloists: 

• Cherryl J. Hayes, Voice
• Krit Buranavitayawut, Saxophone

Programs:

• Dmitri Shostakovich: Symphony No. 5 in D minor, Op. 47
• Narong Prangcharoen: Phenomenon
• Thai- Malay Traditional Music
  • Nok Kao Malapee
  • Pujoh Pisana
  • Rong-Ngeng
• King Bhumibol Adulyadej: No Moon
• George Gershwin: The Man I Love
• King Bhumibol Adulyadej: H.M. Blues

Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra in Yala

Sep 02, 2017

Yala Rajabhat University

Conductor: Delta David Gier

Soloists: 

• Cherryl J. Hayes, Voice
• Krit Buranavitayawut, Saxophone

Programs:

• Dmitri Shostakovich: Symphony No. 5 in D minor, Op. 47
• Narong Prangcharoen: Phenomenon
• Thai- Malay Traditional Music
  • Nok Kao Malapee
  • Pujoh Pisana
  • Rong-Ngeng
• King Bhumibol Adulyadej: No Moon
• George Gershwin: The Man I Love
• King Bhumibol Adulyadej: H.M. Blues

From Russia with Love

Jul 08, 2017

Prince Mahidol Hall, Thailand

Performance of "Lighter than Air" by the Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra and Alfonso Scarano, conductor.  panerai replica

From Russia with Love

Jul 07, 2017

Prince Mahidol Hall, Thailand

Performance of "Lighter than Air" by the Thailand Philharmonic and Alfonso Scarano, conductor

Kansas City Symphony Season Finale

Jun 18, 2017

Helzberg Hall

Narong Prangcharoen’s “Phenomenon,” Samuel Barber’s Violin Concerto and Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2 performed by the Kansas City Symphony with violinist Philippe Quint, and Michael Stern, conductor.

Kansas City Symphony Season Finale

Jun 17, 2017

Helzberg Hall

Narong Prangcharoen’s “Phenomenon,” Samuel Barber’s Violin Concerto and Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2 performed by the Kansas City Symphony with violinist Philippe Quint, and Michael Stern, conductor.

Kansas City Symphony Season Finale

Jun 16, 2017

Helzberg Hall

Narong Prangcharoen’s “Phenomenon,” Samuel Barber’s Violin Concerto and Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2 performed by the Kansas City Symphony with violinist Philippe Quint, and Michael Stern, conductor.

Thai Traces

Feb 28, 2017

Bangkok Art and Culture Centre

Premiere of Whisper from Afar by Jamorn Supapol, piano, Siripong Tiptan, violin, Apichai Leamthong, cello. 

University of Michigan Concert Band

Feb 08, 2017

Hill Auditorium

Performance of Fata Morgana for Wind Ensemble by University of Michigan Concert Band, Courtney Snyder, conductor.

Premiere of Endless Tears

Dec 10, 2016

Prince Mahidol Hall

Premiere of Endless Tears for voice and orchestra in memory of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej by the Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra and Dariusz Mikulski, conductor. 

Premiere of Endless Tears

Dec 09, 2016

Prince Mahidol Hall

Premiere of Endless Tears for voice and orchestra in memory of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej by the Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra and Dariusz Mikulski, conductor. 

Florida State University Wind Orchestra Concert

Nov 15, 2016

Ruby Diamond Concert Hall, Florida State University

Performance of Lokuttara, commissioned by the Barlow Prize, by the Florida State University Wind Orchestra, Dr. Richard Clary, conductor

Tchaikovsky’s Fourth

Oct 23, 2016

Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

Premiere of "Absence of Time" by the Pacific Symphony, Carl St. Clair, conductor.

Tchaikovsky’s Fourth

Oct 22, 2016

Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

Premiere of "Absence of Time" by the Pacific Symphony, Carl St. Clair, conductor.

Tchaikovsky’s Fourth

Oct 21, 2016

Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

Premiere of "Absence of Time" by the Pacific Symphony, Carl St. Clair, conductor.

Tchaikovsky’s Fourth

Oct 20, 2016

Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

Premiere of "Absence of Time" by the Pacific Symphony, Carl St. Clair, conductor.

Drones, Space, and Silence

Oct 12, 2016

Lincoln Theater

Performance of Whispering with Foot in the Door Ensemble conducted by Edward Cumming.

Chakra Texas Tech University

Oct 09, 2016

Hemmle Recital Hall

Performance of Chakra by Texas Tech University Symphonic Wind Ensemble conducted by Dr. Sarah McKoin.

Thailand International Composition Festival 2016

Jul 23, 2016

Prince Mahidol Hall

Performance of Luminary by Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra, Zhang Guoyong, conductor bell & ross replica watches

Bach Aria Soloist in Thailand

Jul 22, 2016

MACM Concert Hall, Mahidol University, Thailand

Performance of Dialogue by Bach Aria Soloists at Thailand International Composition Festival

Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra China Performance Tour

Jul 02, 2016

Oriental Art Centre Concert Hall, Shanghai

Performance of Lighter than Air by the Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra, Roger Kalia, conductor

Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra China Performance Tour

Jul 01, 2016

Shanghai Nanyang Model High School, Shanghai

Performance of Lighter than Air by the Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra, Roger Kalia, conductor

Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra China Performance Tour

Jun 29, 2016

Wuzhen Grand Theatre

Performance of Lighter than Air by the Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra, Roger Kalia, conductor

Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra China Performance Tour

Jun 27, 2016

Forbidden City Concert Hall, Beijing

Performance of Lighter than Air by the Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra, Roger Kalia, conductor.

Bon Voyage Concert

Jun 22, 2016

Northwood High School

Performance of Lighter than Air by the Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra, Roger Kalia, conductor.

The Planet

Jun 18, 2016

Prince Mahidol Hall

Guest Conductor Dariusz Mikulski returns to the PMH stage in
a program featuring TPO’s premier performance of The Planets by
Holst, along with another premiere of Narong Prangcharoen’s Piano
Concerto performed by Thai piano virtuoso Christopher Janwong
McKiggan. The program also features another Prangcharoen work,
Wisdom of the Land, which is Mahidol University’s motto.

The Planet

Jun 17, 2016

Prince Mahidol Hall

Guest Conductor Dariusz Mikulski returns to the PMH stage in
a program featuring TPO’s premier performance of The Planets by
Holst, along with another premiere of Narong Prangcharoen’s Piano
Concerto performed by Thai piano virtuoso Christopher Janwong
McKiggan. The program also features another Prangcharoen work,
Wisdom of the Land, which is Mahidol University’s motto.

China-ASEAN Music Week 2016

Jun 11, 2016

Guangxi Arts University Concert Hall

Performance of Between Heaven and Earth by Daiske Kino-Shita, flute and Zhao Yu, piano patek philippe replica watches

Pan-Pacific Ensemble Concert

Jun 11, 2016

GXAU Xiangsihu Campus Performance Hall

Performance of Shadow for Woodwind Quintet by Pan-Pacific Ensemble in Nanning, China

PSYO Season Finale

May 22, 2016

Renee and Segerstrom Concert Hall

Premiere of "Lighter than Air" by the Pacific Symphony Youth Orchestra, Roger Kalia conductor.

Thailand Meets America

May 14, 2016

Prince Mahidol Hall

TPO welcomes back Thai classical guitar virtuoso Ekachai
Jearakul for a performance of Thai composer and US resident Narong
Prangcharoen’s Guitar Concerto, led by American conductor Jeffery
Meyer. The program also includes Beethoven’s Leonore Overture
No. 3, and the cheerful, pastoral sound of Brahms’ Symphony No. 2.

Thailand Meets America

May 13, 2016

Prince Mahidol Hall

TPO welcomes back Thai classical guitar virtuoso Ekachai
Jearakul for a performance of Thai composer and US resident Narong
Prangcharoen’s Guitar Concerto, led by American conductor Jeffery
Meyer. The program also includes Beethoven’s Leonore Overture
No. 3, and the cheerful, pastoral sound of Brahms’ Symphony No. 2.

BAS Spectrum

May 06, 2016

1900 Shawnee Mission Parkway

BAS Spectrum will be an unforgettable night of music. Program including Dialogue composed for BAS by Narong Prangcharoen

PSSS Finale: Celebrate With Dance

May 01, 2016

Renee and Segerstrom Concert Hall

Premiere of the "Night Sky" by the Pacific Symphony Santiago Strings, Irene Kroesen conductor.

Red Note Music Festival Concert

Apr 07, 2016

Kemp Recital Hall, Illinois State University

Program

Presentation at Red Note Music Festival

Apr 06, 2016

Centennial East, Illinois State University

Present music of Narong Prangcharoen

Passage with University of Hawaii Wind Ensemble

Mar 19, 2016

Bellarmine College Preparatory, CA

"Pacific Rim" - music from Japan, China, Thailand, Bali, and the United States.  Performance of Passage for Wind Ensemble with University of Hawaii at Manoa Wind Ensemble, Jeffrey Boeckman, conductor.

Passage with University of Hawaii Wind Ensemble

Mar 18, 2016

Acalanes High School, CA

"Pacific Rim" - music from Japan, China, Thailand, Bali, and the United States.  Performance of Passage for Wind Ensemble with University of Hawaii at Manoa Wind Ensemble, Jeffrey Boeckman, conductor.

Western/Northwestern CBDNA Regional Conference

Mar 17, 2016

University of Nevada Reno

"Pacific Rim" - music from Japan, China, Thailand, Bali, and the United States.  Performance of Passage for Wind Ensemble with University of Hawaii at Manoa Wind Ensemble, Jeffrey Boeckman, conductor. Performed at Western/Northwestern CBDNA Regional Conference 2016.

Pressage with University of Hawaii at Manoa

Feb 28, 2016

Roosevelt High School Auditorium, Hawaii

"Pacific Rim" - music from Japan, China, Thailand, Bali, and the United States.  Performance of Passage for Wind Ensemble with University of Hawaii at Manoa Wind Ensemble, Jeffrey Boeckman, conductor.

Prangcharoen and Mahler

Feb 13, 2016

Prince Mahidol Hall

Filled with grandeur, passion, and longing … wit and sarcasm,
Mahler’s Symphony No. 9 was his final complete symphonic work.
Alfonso Scarano and TPO will tackle this mighty work and are also
joined by Italian flutist Massimo Mercelli for the premiere of Thai
composer Narong Prangcharoen’s Flute Concerto.

Prangcharoen and Mahler

Feb 12, 2016

Prince Mahidol Hall

Filled with grandeur, passion, and longing … wit and sarcasm,
Mahler’s Symphony No. 9 was his final complete symphonic work.
Alfonso Scarano and TPO will tackle this mighty work and are also
joined by Italian flutist Massimo Mercelli for the premiere of Thai
composer Narong Prangcharoen’s Flute Concerto.

Celebration of the Great Moment V

Nov 27, 2015

Burapha University

Performance of Mantras for Soprano Saxophone and Wind Ensemble by Luckachai Krichnoi, soprano saxophone, Vanich Potavanich, conductor and the BUU Symphonic Band

BYU Wind Symphony

Oct 29, 2015

de Jong Concert Hall

Wind Music from Around the World

Donald Peterson, condutor

The BYU School of Music’s premier instrumental ensemble presents a program of classical and contemporary pieces highlighting wind band music from around the world.

The evening begins with lighter wind selections from Italy, Brazil, Spain, Venezuela, Ukraine and Scotland. The program concludes with two major works: “Korean Dances” by Korean/Japanese composer Chang Su Koh and a new piece by Thai composer, Narong Prangcharoen, winner of the 2013 Barlow Prize. Prangcharoen’s commissioned work will also be premiered by the United States Marine Band and Florida State University’s Wind Orchestra.

Eng Chang The Musical

Oct 25, 2015

Prince Mahidol Hall

Performance of Eng Chang the Musical.  Music by Narong Prangcharoen

Eng Chang The Musical

Oct 24, 2015

Prince Mahidol Hall

Performance of Eng Chang the Musical.  Music by Narong Prangcharoen

Eng Chang The Musical

Oct 24, 2015

Prince Mahidol Hall

Performance of Eng Chang the Musical.  Music by Narong Prangcharoen

Colburn Orchestra

Oct 24, 2015

Ambassador Auditorium, Pasadena

Carlos Kalmar, Guest Conductor

Eduardo Rios, violin

Ravel Rapsodie Espangnole 
Saint-Saëns Concerto No. 3 for Violin and Orchestra in B Minor, Op. 61
Narong Prangcharoen Phenomenon 
Bartók Concerto for Orchestra

Eng Chang The Musical

Oct 23, 2015

Prince Mahidol Hall

Performance of Eng Chang the Musical.  Music by Narong Prangcharoen

Eng Chang The Musical

Oct 18, 2015

Prince Mahidol Hall

Performance of Eng Chang the Musical.  Music by Narong Prangcharoen

Eng Chang The Musical

Oct 17, 2015

Prince Mahidol Hall

Performance of Eng Chang the Musical.  Music by Narong Prangcharoen

Eng Chang The Musical

Oct 17, 2015

Prince Mahidol Hall

Performance of Eng Chang the Musical.  Music by Narong Prangcharoen

Eng Chang The Musical

Oct 16, 2015

Prince Mahidol Hall

Performance of Eng Chang the Musical.  Music by Narong Prangcharoen

Eng Chang The Musical

Oct 16, 2015

Prince Mahidol Hall

Performance of Eng Chang the Musical.  Music by Narong Prangcharoen

Beethoven Ninth Connections

Oct 04, 2015

Renee and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

Premiere of New Work for Pacific Symphony and Maestro Carl St. Clair, conductor.

Beethoven Ninth

Oct 03, 2015

Renee and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

Premiere of New Work for Pacific Symphony and Maestro Carl St. Clair, conductor.

Beethoven Ninth

Oct 02, 2015

Renee and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

Premiere of New Work for Pacific Symphony and Maestro Carl St. Clair, conductor.

Beethoven Ninth

Oct 01, 2015

Renee and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

Premiere of New Work for Pacific Symphony and Maestro Carl St. Clair, conductor

Soirée on the Edge 2: Sublime

Aug 19, 2015

Arbor Crest Wine Cellars

The Spokane Symphony under the baton of Maestro Eckart Preu performed Tears of Dust for String Orchestra.

Singapore Saxophone Symposium 2015

Aug 15, 2015

Lee Foundation Theatre

Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, Singapore

Asian Premiere of Perpetual Motions for Saxophone Quartet by Amigo Saxophone Quartet. 

Sound of the Celebration

Jul 11, 2015

Prince Mahidol Hall

Performance of Far from Home: concerto for cello and orchestra by José-Luis Novo, conductor and Tapalin Charoensook, cello.

17th World Saxophone Congress

Jul 10, 2015

Salle 22, Cité de la musique et de la danse

Strasbourg, France

Premiere of Perpetual Motions for Saxophone Quartet by Amigo Saxophone Quartet.
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Sound of Beating and Breathing

Jul 09, 2015

MMCM Auditorium

Performance of Shadow by Sawasdee Woodwind Quintet

Sound of the East

Jul 09, 2015

MMCM Auditorium

Performance of Śūnyatā for violin, cello and piano by Arcadia Trio

Sound of Brass and Wood

Jul 07, 2015

MMCM Auditorium

Thailand International Composition Festival Concert II: Sound of Brass and Wood. Performance of Pact Ink by Christopher Janwong McKiggan.

Sound of Hammers and Strings

Jul 07, 2015

MMCM Auditorium

Performance of Air for solo violin by Mariano Ceballos. 

Opening Concert of Thailand International Composition Festival: “Sound of Explorations”

Jul 06, 2015

MMCM Auditorium

Performance of Mantras for soprano saxophone and wind ensemble by Mahidol Wind Orchestra, Thanapol Setabrahmana, conductor, and Wisuwat Pruksavanich, saxophone

The Exotic East

May 16, 2015

Prince Mahidol Hall, Thailand

American conductor Delta David Gier and TPO join to present music by contemporary Asian composers Chou Wen-Chung, Narong Prangcharoen, Chen Yi and Pulitzer prize winner Zhou Long.

The Exotic East

May 15, 2015

Prince Mahidol Hall, Thailand

American conductor Delta David Gier and TPO join to present music by contemporary Asian composers Chou Wen-Chung, Narong Prangcharoen, Chen Yi and Pulitzer prize winner Zhou Long.

Collaborations

May 10, 2015

Renee and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

Narong Prangcharoen new commissioned premiere with Pacific Symphony Youth Wind Ensemble, Gregory Whitmore, conductor

Tree Line

Apr 12, 2015

Esplanade Recital Studio, Singapore

Let your weary mind feel rested with Toru Takemitsu’s Tree Line as the piece offers lovely colour and restful slow harmonic rhythm. The concert will also presents works by Thai Composer Narong Prangcharoen’s Echoes of Silence, Singapore-born Composer Chen Zhangyi’s Walks on Water, Conservatory’s Faculty member Adeline Wong’s Synclastic Illuminations and fourth-year student Timothy Tan’s Hypertuba Magna. Conductor Chan Tze Law will lead the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory New Music Ensemble this afternoon. 

New and Improved

Mar 22, 2015

NOVA, Alexandria, VA

Premiere of Lokuttara with US Marine Band, Lt. Col. Jason K. Fettig, conducting

Chihim Chik plays Maha Mantras

Mar 01, 2015

Kobacker Hall

Chihim Chik plays Maha Mantras (Concerto for Soprano/Alto Saxophone and Orchestra) as one of the winners of the BGSU Concerto Competition with the Bowling Green Philharmonia, Emily Freeman Brown, conductor.

Hempy Keyboard Series

Feb 22, 2015

The Saugatuck Center for the Arts, Michigan

Christopher Janwong McKiggan recital. Program includes Three Minds for solo piano.

Christopher Janwong McKiggan in Melbourne

Feb 12, 2015

Melbourne Recital Centre

Program includes
Brahms’ “Piano Sonata No.2 in F sharp major, Op.2”;
Narong Prangcharoen’s “Three Minds,”
Beethoven’s “Piano Sonata No.31 in A flat major, Op.110”;
Robert Beaser’s “Pag Rag,”
Karim AI-Zand’s “Paganini Reverie”
Stravinsky’s “Firebird Suite.”

McKiggan at the Cultural Center of the Philippines

Feb 10, 2015

The Cultural Center of the Philippines

Program includes
Brahms’ “Piano Sonata No.2 in F sharp major, Op.2”;
Narong Prangcharoen’s “Three Minds,”
Beethoven’s “Piano Sonata No.31 in A flat major, Op.110”;
Robert Beaser’s “Pag Rag,”
Karim AI-Zand’s “Paganini Reverie” and
Stravinsky’s “Firebird Suite.”

Dialogue

Feb 07, 2015

Village Presbyterian Church

Be among the first to hear 2013 Guggenheim Award winner Narong Prangcharoen’s commissioned work composed for Bach Aria Soloists’ 15th Anniversary. The evening’s program includes Ysaÿe’s Ballade; BAS’ own La Folia variations; and French Dialogues for keyboard.

Sunyata at Rice University

Feb 06, 2015

Duncan Recital Hall  Alice Pratt Brown Hall
Rice University

Performance of Sunyata by Vicennium Void

Blown Opportunity

Jan 23, 2015

Studio 2@Zoomtopia, 810 SE Belmont

Brahms first combined horn, violin and piano in an emotional homage to his mother.Third Angle New Music offers that seminal work alongside the avant-garde horn trio of György Ligeti and a new horn trio commissioned by Third Angle New Music from Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen.

Blown Opportunity

Jan 22, 2015

Studio 2@Zoomtopia, 810 SE Belmont

Brahms first combined horn, violin and piano in an emotional homage to his mother.Third Angle New Music offers that seminal work alongside the avant-garde horn trio of György Ligeti and a new horn trio commissioned by Third Angle New Music from Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen.

Beethoven & Rachmaninoff

Dec 13, 2014

Renée & Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

The Pacific Symphony
Carl St.Clair, conductor
Alain Lefevre, piano
Prangcharoen: Illuminating Journey (World premiere)
Prangcharoen: The Migration of Lost Souls
Beethoven: Symphony No. 7
Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 2

Beethoven & Rachmaninoff

Dec 12, 2014

Renée & Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

The Pacific Symphony
Carl St.Clair, conductor
Alain Lefevre, piano
Prangcharoen: Illuminating Journey (World premiere)
Prangcharoen: The Migration of Lost Souls
Beethoven: Symphony No. 7
Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 2

Beethoven & Rachmaninoff

Dec 11, 2014

Renée & Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

The Pacific Symphony
Carl St.Clair, conductor
Alain Lefevre, piano
Prangcharoen: Illuminating Journey (World premiere)
Prangcharoen: The Migration of Lost Souls
Beethoven: Symphony No. 7
Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 2

Vicennium Void

Nov 06, 2014

Mills Hall Mosses Humanities

Vicennium Void in collaboration with the UW Contemporary Chamber Ensemble presents with Christopher Janwong McKiggan, Geoffrey Herd, Leah Gastler, Kevin Downs, and featuring UW clarinetist Kai-Ju Ho--a concert of contemporary works by Jalbert, Prangcharoen, Schwendinger, Thomas, Tower and a world premiere by UW Alumnus Christopher Walczak

ISU Faculty, Students and Friends Chamber Recital

Oct 24, 2014

Landini Center for Performing and Fine Arts, Recital Hall

Vedanā - Narong Prangcharoen performed by 
Sharilyn Spicknall, violin; Brian Kilp, horn
Martha Krasnican, piano

Chakra with Western Michigan University Symphonic Band

Oct 19, 2014

Performance of Chakra with Western Michigan University Symphonic Band, conducted by Dr. Scott Boerma

Passionate Fury

Sep 27, 2014

Anderson Center for the Arts, Binghamton, NY

Program:
Narong Prangcharoen: Tri-Sattawat
L. van Beethoven:  Piano Concerto No.3
J. Brahms:  Symphony No. 1
Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by José-Luis Novo

Tapalin and her Cello

Aug 23, 2014

MACM Hall

Award winning talents are on display as Thai cellist Tapalin Charoensook performs acclaimed Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen’s “Far from Home” for Cello and Orchestra. Italian Guest Conductor Alfonso Scarano leads TPO in this concert that concludes with Borodin’s Symphony No. 2.

Tapalin and her Cello

Aug 22, 2014

MACM Hall

Award winning talents are on display as Thai cellist Tapalin Charoensook performs acclaimed Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen’s “Far from Home” for Cello and Orchestra. Italian Guest Conductor Alfonso Scarano leads TPO in this concert that concludes with Borodin’s Symphony No. 2.

Echo of the Mountains with Suan Plu Chorus

Aug 02, 2014

Thailand Cultural Centre

Performance of "Echo of the Mountains" by Suan Plu Chorus, Ramon Lijauco, Jr., conductor.

The 4th Jean-Marie Londeix International Saxophone Competition Final Round

Jul 18, 2014

MACM Hall

The celebrated French saxophone artist Jean-Marie Londeix returns to chair the final round of his 4^th International Saxophone Competition.  The TPO will perform with the finalists of the competition under the baton of Polish Guest Conductor Dariusz Mikulski. Narong Prangcharoen: Concerto for Saxophone “Maha Mantras”

Mozart meets Lutoslawski

Jun 14, 2014

MACM Hall

American guest conductor Jeffery Meyer returns to lead TPO in a performance of Polish Composer Witold Lutoslawski’s Symphony No. 2. The program also features Czech bassoonist Pavel Langpaul performing Mozart’s Bassoon Concerto in B-flat major, and a performance of Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen’s work Phenomenon.

Mozart meets Lutoslawski

Jun 13, 2014

MACM Hall

American guest conductor Jeffery Meyer returns to lead TPO in a performance of Polish Composer Witold Lutoslawski’s Symphony No. 2. The program also features Czech bassoonist Pavel Langpaul performing Mozart’s Bassoon Concerto in B-flat major, and a performance of Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen’s work Phenomenon.

Premiere of "Respiration of the Earth" for Suona and Orchestra

Jun 05, 2014

Beijing Concert Hall, China

Premiere of "Respiration of the Earth" for Suona and Orchestra by Shi Haibin, suona, Li Xincao, conductor and the Central Ballet Symphony Orchestra.

China-ASEAN Music Festival

May 25, 2014

National Arts Palace, Concert Hall - Guangxi

Performance of Tri-Sattawat for Orchestra at  China-ASEAN Music Festival by Guangxi Symphony Orchestra  Conductor: Jinyi Jiang

Echoes of Silence in Tianjing

May 23, 2014

Tianjin University of Science & Technology

Performance of Echoes of Silence by Conservatory Wind Symphony Chamber Players

Echoes of Silence in Tianjing

May 22, 2014

Tianjing Conservatory of Music Concert Hall, Tianjing

Performance of Echoes of Silence by Conservatory Wind Symphony Chamber Players

Echoes of Silence

May 20, 2014

Concert Hall of the Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing

Performance of Echoes of Silence by Conservatory Wind Symphony Chamber Players

UMKC Conservatory Wind Symphony

May 01, 2014

White Recital Hall

2014 Version Premiere of Echoes of Silence for Chamber Ensmble.  Directed by Steven D. Davis, with guest faculty artist Martin Hackleman, horn with UMKC Wind Symphony Members.

Guest artist recital with flutist Luisa Sello

Apr 28, 2014

White Recital Hall

US Premiere of Lom for solo flute by Luisa Sello.

Pin-Hua Chen Saxophone DMA Recital

Apr 18, 2014

Smith Recital Hall, UIUC

Michael Hall Faculty Recital

Mar 26, 2014

VanderCook College of Music

Program

Kita Silpathorn Concert

Mar 22, 2014

the National Theatre, Bangkok

Performance of "Rhythms Of Nan" by the Bangkok Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Vanich Potavanich

Recital Series

Mar 22, 2014

Krannert Center

Performance of Maha Mantras by Shyen Lee, Saxophone and Casey Dierlam, piano at North American Saxophone Alliance 2014

Mantras with California State University Wind Symphony

Mar 08, 2014

Meng Concert Hall

Mantras with California State University Wind Symphony

Mar 07, 2014

Meng Concert Hall

The Duo "2"

Mar 06, 2014

Ward Hall, Lipscomb University

New from “2”: Works by Elizabeth Vercoe, Richard Nelson, Pamela Marshall, and Narong Prangcharoen: Between Heaven and Earth for Flute and Piano.

Troy Savings Bank Music Hall

Mar 06, 2014

Troy Savings Bank Music Hall,

Calgary Pro Musica

Mar 03, 2014

Eckhardt-Gramatté Hall, Canada

Calgary Pro Musica

Mar 02, 2014

Eckhardt-Gramatté Hall, Canada

Flute Concert MUSIKA FOLLIA

Feb 20, 2014

Brick 5, Fünfhausgasse 5, Wien

Premiere of "Lom" for solo flute and European Premiere of "Between Heaven and Earth" by Luisa Sello, flute and Jia Lee Wang, piano.

Jeff Heisler plays Mantras

Feb 19, 2014

Varner Recital Hall - Oakland

Jeff Heisler, saxophonist, performs Mantras for Soprano Saxophone and Wind Symphony with Oakland University Wind Symphony under the baton of Gregory Cunningham. 

Valentine Day

Feb 15, 2014

MACM Hall

Singaporean guest conductor Chan Tze Law makes his debut with TPO in a performance of romantic orchestra works to celebrate Valentine Day.  The program will also include a performance of celebrated Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen’s Concerto for Saxophone “Maha Mantras” performed by world renowned classical saxophonist, Shyen Lee.

Valentine Day

Feb 14, 2014

MACM Hall

Singaporean guest conductor Chan Tze Law makes his debut with TPO in a performance of romantic orchestra works to celebrate Valentine Day.  The program will also include a performance of celebrated Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen’s Concerto for Saxophone “Maha Mantras” performed by world renowned classical saxophonist, Shyen Lee.

DMA Recital II

Dec 04, 2013

Texas Tech University Lubbock,

Performance of Maha Mantras by Michael Christensen, saxophone.

TPO 9th Season Opening Concert

Nov 08, 2013

MACM Hall

The Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra’s ninth season opens in grand fashion as Chief Conductor Gudni A. Emilsson is joined by bass clarinet soloist Henri Bok to kick off TPO’s new expanded program season. Bok will perform a world premiere concerto written by acclaimed Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen, whose music will be featured throughout the 9th Season. The concert will conclude with popular classics – Sibelius’ Finlandia and Rimsky Korsakov’s Capriccio Espagnol.

TPO 9th Season Opening Concert

Nov 07, 2013

MACM Hall

The Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra’s ninth season opens in grand fashion as Chief Conductor Gudni A. Emilsson is joined by bass clarinet soloist Henri Bok to kick off TPO’s new expanded program season. Bok will perform a world premiere concerto written by acclaimed Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen, whose music will be featured throughout the 9th Season. The concert will conclude with popular classics – Sibelius’ Finlandia and Rimsky Korsakov’s Capriccio Espagnol.

Salaya Modern Ensemble

Jul 09, 2013

MACM Hall

Performance of Whispering for Soprano Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Piano, and Percussion with Salaya Modern Ensemble. Commissioned by newEars Contemporary Music Ensemble.

An American in Bangkok

Jul 05, 2013

MACM Hall, Thailand

American guest conductor Jeffery Meyer joins TPO to perform American composer Aaron Copland’s Symphony No. 3, a magnificent symphonic work containing one of Copland’s most recognizable melodies – the Fanfare for the Common Man. The program also features young Thai violinist Pitchayapa Lueangtawikit performing Saint-Saëns’ Violin Concerto No. 3.Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra with Jeffery Meyer, conductor. Performance of The Migration of Lost Souls.
Program:
Narong Prangcharoen: The Migration of Lost Souls for Orchestra (2013)
Camille Saint-Saëns: Violin Concerto No. 3 in B Minor, Op. 61
Aaron Copland: Symphony No. 3

An American in Bangkok

Jul 04, 2013

MACM Hall, Thailand

American guest conductor Jeffery Meyer joins TPO to perform American composer Aaron Copland’s Symphony No. 3, a magnificent symphonic work containing one of Copland’s most recognizable melodies – the Fanfare for the Common Man. The program also features young Thai violinist Pitchayapa Lueangtawikit performing Saint-Saëns’ Violin Concerto No. 3.Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra with Jeffery Meyer, conductor. Performance of The Migration of Lost Souls.
Program:
Narong Prangcharoen: The Migration of Lost Souls for Orchestra (2013)
Camille Saint-Saëns: Violin Concerto No. 3 in B Minor, Op. 61
Aaron Copland: Symphony No. 3

Mantras for Soprano Saxophone and Orchestra

May 30, 2013

Ziaozi Music Hall, Chengdu, China

Performance of Mantras for Solo Soprano Saxophone and Orchestra by Chien-Kwan Lin, saxophone and the Sichuan Philharmonic Orchestra.

Vedana in Nanning

May 29, 2013

Guangxi Arts Institute Concert Hall

Performance of Vedana for Horn, Violin and Piano at 2013 China-ASEAN Music Week in Guangxi, Nanning, China. Performers include Huang Jinying, Huang Shiting, and Chen Sifan

Romeo&Juliet

May 24, 2013

Music Center at Strathmore, North Bethesda, MD

5301 Tuckerman Lane, North Bethesda, MD 20852Carlos Kalmar introduces Phenomenon by the award-winning young Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen and conducts the great moments from Prokofiev's intoxicating and impassioned ballet Romeo and Juliet. Also featured is pianist Jean-Philippe Collard, known for his masterful interpretation of Saint-Saens' works, in the rarely performed Third Piano Concerto

Romeo&Juliet

May 23, 2013

The Meyerhoff Hall, Baltimore, MD

Carlos Kalmar introduces Phenomenon by the award-winning young Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen and conducts the great moments from Prokofiev's intoxicating and impassioned ballet Romeo and Juliet. Also featured is pianist Jean-Philippe Collard, known for his masterful interpretation of Saint-Saens' works, in the rarely performed Third Piano Concerto

Romeo&Juliet

May 22, 2013

The Meyerhoff Hall, Baltimore, MD

Carlos Kalmar introduces Phenomenon by the award-winning young Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen and conducts the great moments from Prokofiev's intoxicating and impassioned ballet Romeo and Juliet. Also featured is pianist Jean-Philippe Collard, known for his masterful interpretation of Saint-Saens' works, in the rarely performed Third Piano Concerto

Bhavana in Beijing

May 18, 2013

CCOM Concert Hall, Beijing

China Philhamonic Orchestra
Music Director: CHEN Yun
Conductor: LIN Tao
Performance of Bhavana at Beijing Modern Music Festival, Central Conservatory of Music Concert Hall

Premonitions

May 04, 2013

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

Storm Large joins the "virtuoso Oregonians" in a spell-binding work from the classical repertoire. Oregon Symphony and Carlos Kalmar, conductor
Prangcharoen: Phenomenon
Weill: Seven Deadly Sins
Schoenberg: Accompaniment to a Cinematographic Scene
Schubert: Symphony No. 8, "Unfinished"
Ravel: La valse

Premonitions

May 03, 2013

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

Storm Large joins the "virtuoso Oregonians" in a spell-binding work from the classical repertoire. Oregon Symphony and Carlos Kalmar, conductor
Prangcharoen: Phenomenon
Weill: Seven Deadly Sins
Schoenberg: Accompaniment to a Cinematographic Scene
Schubert: Symphony No. 8, "Unfinished"
Ravel: La valse

Oregon Symphony in Seattle

May 02, 2013

Benaroya Hall

For the first time in its 116-year history, the Oregon Symphony will perform in Seattle next season. Music director Carlos Kalmar will lead the orchestra in a performance in Benaroya Hall on May 3, 2013. program is:
Narong Prangcharoen: "Phenomenon"
Kurt Weill: "Seven Deadly Sins",
Arnold Schoenberg: "Accompaniment to a Cinematographic Scene"
Franz Schubert: Symphony No. 8, "Unfinished"
Maurice Ravel: "La valse"

Carriage Barn Series

Mar 26, 2013

Bennington College, Bennington, VT

Performance of Antahkarana for Solo Viola by Michael Hall.
Program including
Mara Gibson: Canopy for solo viola and fixed media
Kee Yong Chong: Temple Bell Still Ringing in My Heart
Elliot Carter: Figment IV
Nico Muhly: Keep in Touch
Narong Prangcharoen: Antahkarana
John Harbison: The Violist’s Notebook
Shulamit Ran: Perfect Storm
Marta Ptaszynska: Elegia: in memoriam John Paul II

Thailand Premiere of Pubbanimitta with Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra

Mar 22, 2013

MACM Hall

TPO and chief conductor Gudni Emilsson present the work Beethoven considered to be one of his finest – his Symphony No. 7. Joining Emilsson is one of Germany’s leading piano soloists, Wolfram Schmitt-Leonardy, performing Mozart’s Piano Concerto in D Minor. Thailand Premiere of Pubbanimitta by Narong Prangcharoen.

Antahkarana in Virginai

Mar 21, 2013

University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA

Performance of Antahkarana for Solo Viola by Michael Hall.
Program including
Mara Gibson: Canopy for solo viola and fixed media
Kee Yong Chong: Temple Bell Still Ringing in My Heart
Elliot Carter: Figment IV
Nico Muhly: Keep in Touch
Narong Prangcharoen: Antahkarana
John Harbison: The Violist’s Notebook
Shulamit Ran: Perfect Storm
Marta Ptaszynska: Elegia: in memoriam John Paul II

Thailand Premiere of Pubbanimitta with Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra

Mar 21, 2013

MACM Hall

TPO and chief conductor Gudni Emilsson present the work Beethoven considered to be one of his finest – his Symphony No. 7. Joining Emilsson is one of Germany’s leading piano soloists, Wolfram Schmitt-Leonardy, performing Mozart’s Piano Concerto in D Minor. Thailand Premiere of Pubbanimitta by Narong Prangcharoen.

Brooks Center for the Performing Arts - Clemson University

Mar 10, 2013

Brooks Center Theatre CLEMSON, SC

Imani Winds performed Shadow for Woodwind Quintet

Cultural Programs of the National Academy of Arts and Sciences

Feb 09, 2013

National Academy of Sciences Auditorium, WASHINGTON, DC

Imani Winds performed Shadow for Woodwind Quintet

Shenandoah University Conservatory - Performance Arts Live

Feb 08, 2013

Armstrong Concert Hall WINCHESTER, VA

Imani Winds performed Shadow for Woodwind Quintet

UNCSA Wind Ensemble

Feb 07, 2013

Stevens Center, UNCSA

Faculty artist Taimur Sullivan joins the UNCSA Wind Ensemble in "Mantras", a concerto for saxophone and wind ensemble by Narong Prangcharoen. Dr. Michael Dodds conducts.

A Tale of Three Centuries

Feb 01, 2013

Duncan Recital hall in Rice University

Christopher Janwong McKiggan Doctoral Chamber Recital with Rachel Sigman, Clara Yang, Aaron Perdue, and The Dover Quartet (Brian Lee, Joel Link, Camden Shaw) with guest Jarita NgChristopher Janwong McKiggan Doctoral Chamber Recital performing: Robert Beaser's Emily Dickinson Songs, Narong Prangcharoen's Bencharong and Leo Ornstein's Piano Quintet

A Flute and Piano Duo Recital

Nov 20, 2012

Siam Ratchada Music School's auditorium

The evening programme will feature Cecile Chaminade's Concertino, Bach's Sonata E Flat, BWV 1031, Kaija Saariaho's Prelude (For Solo Piano), Kenji Bunch's Velocity, Narong Prangcharoen's Between Heaven And Earth, Debussy's Syrinx (For Solo Flute), Edie Hill's This Floating World (For Solo Flute) and William Grant Still's Mother and Child and Garmin.Linda Chatterton, flutist, and Matthew McCright, piano, will perform Narong Prangcharoen's Between Heaven And Earth in Thailand.

Zeitgeist New Music Cabaret

Nov 17, 2012

Studio Z, St. Paul

Zeitgeist will be performing three works. Double Ikat by Paul Dresher is a lush, pulse-driven work inspired by a style of Southeast Asian weaving. Tink & Thud by Minnesota composer Jocelyn Hagen is a brand-new work for piano and percussion, and Whispering by Narong Prangcharoen, written in reaction to several natural disasters, contrasts hauntingly lovely passages with an exuberant life-affirming dance.

Zeitgeist New Music Cabaret

Nov 16, 2012

Studio Z, St. Paul

Zeitgeist will be performing three works. Double Ikat by Paul Dresher is a lush, pulse-driven work inspired by a style of Southeast Asian weaving. Tink & Thud by Minnesota composer Jocelyn Hagen is a brand-new work for piano and percussion, and Whispering by Narong Prangcharoen, written in reaction to several natural disasters, contrasts hauntingly lovely passages with an exuberant life-affirming dance.

A Flute and Piano Duo Recital

Nov 15, 2012

Hyatt Regency Hua-Hin

The evening programme will feature Cecile Chaminade's Concertino, Bach's Sonata E Flat, BWV 1031, Kaija Saariaho's Prelude (For Solo Piano), Kenji Bunch's Velocity, Narong Prangcharoen's Between Heaven And Earth, Debussy's Syrinx (For Solo Flute), Edie Hill's This Floating World (For Solo Flute) and William Grant Still's Mother and Child and Garmin.Linda Chatterton, flutist, and Matthew McCright, piano, will perform Narong Prangcharoen's Between Heaven And Earth in Hua-Hin, Thailand.

Zeitgeist New Music Cabaret

Nov 15, 2012

Studio Z, St. Paul

Zeitgeist will be performing three works. Double Ikat by Paul Dresher is a lush, pulse-driven work inspired by a style of Southeast Asian weaving. Tink & Thud by Minnesota composer Jocelyn Hagen is a brand-new work for piano and percussion, and Whispering by Narong Prangcharoen, written in reaction to several natural disasters, contrasts hauntingly lovely passages with an exuberant life-affirming dance.

Zeitgeist New Music Cabaret

Nov 14, 2012

Studio Z, St. Paul

Zeitgeist will be performing three works. Double Ikat by Paul Dresher is a lush, pulse-driven work inspired by a style of Southeast Asian weaving. Tink & Thud by Minnesota composer Jocelyn Hagen is a brand-new work for piano and percussion, and Whispering by Narong Prangcharoen, written in reaction to several natural disasters, contrasts hauntingly lovely passages with an exuberant life-affirming dance.

Sattha with Southern Symphony Orchestra

Nov 08, 2012

Taylor Auditorium, Joplin, MO

Performance of Sattha for Strings, Piano and Percussion with Southern Symphony Orchestra, Jeffrey Macomber, conductor.

Parinya Chucherdwatanasak Recital

Nov 04, 2012

White Recital Hall

Parinya Chucherdwatanasak Recital with members of the Conservatory Chamber Orchestra
BEETHOVEN: "Coriolan" Overture in C Minor, Op. 62
PRANGCHAROEN: Sattha for Strings, Piano, and Percussion
MOZART: Symphony No. 38 in D Major, K. 504 ("Prague")

Orchestra Underground: Dreams and Dances

Oct 25, 2012

Carnegie Hall, NYC

Conductor-composer José Serebrier leads this multicultural program of new music, starting with his own Flute Concerto with Tango and Israeli flutist Sharon Bezaly. Also on the program are works by Serbian composer and performance artist Milica Paranosic, and Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen, the 2011 winner of ACO’s Underwood Commission. Ives’s Symphony No. 3, “The Camp Meeting,” concludes the program with a nostalgic look at the 19th century.Premiere of The Migration of Lost Souls by American Composers Orchestra with Maestro José Serebrier, conductor.

New Music Harvest

Oct 05, 2012

Studio Z at St. Paul

Zeitgeist’s season opener features a cornucopia of new chamber music plus delectable dishes prepared by Lowertown’s finest restaurants. Works include Next.Stop by New Yorker Anna Clyne, Whispering by Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen, Stiff Rain by Iowan Brooke Joyce, Prime by Marc Mellits and We Speak Etruscan by Lee Hyla, both from Chicago. This concerts features guest artist Kyle Hutchins, soprano sax and Kirsten Whitson, cello. Whispering with Zeitgeist Ensemble in St. Paul, Minnesota at their season opening concert.

New Music Harvest

Oct 04, 2012

Studio Z at St. Paul

Zeitgeist’s season opener features a cornucopia of new chamber music plus delectable dishes prepared by Lowertown’s finest restaurants. Works include Next.Stop by New Yorker Anna Clyne, Whispering by Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen, Stiff Rain by Iowan Brooke Joyce, Prime by Marc Mellits and We Speak Etruscan by Lee Hyla, both from Chicago. This concerts features guest artist Kyle Hutchins, soprano sax and Kirsten Whitson, cello. Whispering with Zeitgeist Ensemble in St. Paul, Minnesota at their season opening concert.

New Music Harvest

Oct 03, 2012

Studio Z at St. Paul

Zeitgeist’s season opener features a cornucopia of new chamber music plus delectable dishes prepared by Lowertown’s finest restaurants. Works include Next.Stop by New Yorker Anna Clyne, Whispering by Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen, Stiff Rain by Iowan Brooke Joyce, Prime by Marc Mellits and We Speak Etruscan by Lee Hyla, both from Chicago. This concerts features guest artist Kyle Hutchins, soprano sax and Kirsten Whitson, cello. Whispering with Zeitgeist Ensemble in St. Paul, Minnesota at their season opening concert.

Illuminations in Thailand

Jul 13, 2012

MACM Hall, Mahidol University, Thailand

Thailand Premiere of Illuminations for Orchestra with Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra and Jeffery Meyer, conductor part of the Closing Concert for Thailand International Composition Festival 2012

Anatman in Thailand

Jul 08, 2012

MACM Hall, Mahidol University, Thailand

Thailand Premiere of Anatman: Concerto for Cello and Wind Ensemble by Carter Enyeart, cello, Gregg Gausline, conductor and Mahidol University Wind Symphony as the opening concert of Thailand International Composition Festival, 2012

Solidarity Concert

Jun 22, 2012

Kad Theater, Chiang Mai

Performance of Tenor Saxophone Concerto "the Dawn of Darkness" with Wisuwat Pruksavanich, saxophone, and Major Prateep Suphanrojn, conductor with Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra

Salaya Modern Ensemble Concert

Jun 06, 2012

Goethe Institute Bangkok

The programme will feature Beethoven's Overture to Die Geschopfe des Prometheus, Op 43; Mozart's Ein Musikalischer Spass, K 522, Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E Minor, Op 64 as well as the Thailand's premiere of Echoes of Silence by a world-renowned composer, Narong Prangcharoen who has received the Silapathorn Award and many international prizes.

Thai Family Day

May 26, 2012

Asia Society Hong Kong Center

Calling all families… Join Asia Society and Morgan Stanley for an exciting, fun-filled cultural adventure! Come discover and learn the customs and traditions of Thailand through engaging activities, enchanting performances, delicious food, and creative activities planned for all ages. The Asia Society Hong Kong Center premises, steeped in history and cultural significance, will transform each of its unique spaces into captivating pavilions to enjoy the many cultural splendors of Thailand.
Traditional Thai Dance Muay-Thai Kickboxing Contemporary Thai Music Shadow Puppetry Arts and Crafts Corner Culinary FavoritesPROGRAMME
A lecture/ demonstration, featuring works by contemporary Thai composers, including:
Narong Prangcharoen Antahkarana for solo viola
Thatchatham Silsupan 'Untitled, 2000' (in memory of Montien Boonma) for solo percussion
Pantawit Kiangsiri Snapshots for guitar and percussion
with demonstrations on Thai percussion instruments.

Capital Heritage Concert

May 18, 2012

Troy Savings Bank Music Hall

Premiere of Echoes of Silence with Member of Albany Symphony Orchestra and Devid Alan Miller, conductor. This concert is featuring eight world-premiere pieces inspired by the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall and performed in the historic space.

At ehe Edge of Time

May 18, 2012

NCPA Concert Hall, Beijing

Premiere of Illuminations at the Opening Ceremony Concert of 2012 Beijing Modern Music Festival by China NCPA Orchestra, LV Jia, conductor.
Program including:
CHEN Yi (U.S.A.) Blue, Blue Sky 12’
Narong Prangcharoen (Thailand) Illuminations 12’
Enjott Schneider (Germasny) At the Edge of Time 17’
------Intermission------
ZOU Hang (China) The Color of Beijing 8’
Robert Beaser (U.S.A.) Piano Concerto 35’
Christopher McKiggan Piano

SCHUBERT’S NINTH

May 11, 2012

R&H Segerstrom Concert Hall

East meets West with Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen’s Sattha reflecting on the Tsunami that hit his native country. The work was selected by Orange County audiences as the winner of the American Composers Competition. Then young superstar Andrew von Oeyen performs a classic piano concerto written by another young superstar, Felix Mendelssohn. Franz Schubert was never a superstar in his short life, but he wrote nine symphonies, the last of which has been called “The Great” for the last 200 years.Carl St. Clair, conductor and the Pacific Symphony Prangcharoen: Sattha for Strings, Piano and Percussion Mendelssohn: Piano Concerto No. 1 Schubert: Symphony No. 9, “The Great”

SCHUBERT’S NINTH

May 10, 2012

R&H Segerstrom Concert Hall

East meets West with Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen’s Sattha reflecting on the Tsunami that hit his native country. The work was selected by Orange County audiences as the winner of the American Composers Competition. Then young superstar Andrew von Oeyen performs a classic piano concerto written by another young superstar, Felix Mendelssohn. Franz Schubert was never a superstar in his short life, but he wrote nine symphonies, the last of which has been called “The Great” for the last 200 years.Carl St. Clair, conductor and the Pacific Symphony Prangcharoen: Sattha for Strings, Piano and Percussion Mendelssohn: Piano Concerto No. 1 Schubert: Symphony No. 9, “The Great”

SCHUBERT’S NINTH

May 09, 2012

R&H Segerstrom Concert Hall

East meets West with Thai composer Narong Prangcharoen’s Sattha reflecting on the Tsunami that hit his native country. The work was selected by Orange County audiences as the winner of the American Composers Competition. Then young superstar Andrew von Oeyen performs a classic piano concerto written by another young superstar, Felix Mendelssohn. Franz Schubert was never a superstar in his short life, but he wrote nine symphonies, the last of which has been called “The Great” for the last 200 years.Carl St. Clair, conductor and the Pacific Symphony Prangcharoen: Sattha for Strings, Piano and Percussion Mendelssohn: Piano Concerto No. 1 Schubert: Symphony No. 9, “The Great”

The Dawn of Darkness in Tokyo, Japan

May 09, 2012

Sumida Triphony Hall, Tokyo

At a Concert to Celebrate the 125th Anniversary of Thailand-Japan Diplomatic Relations, The Dawn of Darkness will received its Japanese Premiere on May 10, 2012 at Sumida Triphony Hall, Tokyo, Japan with Wisuwat Praksavanich, Tenor Saxophone, Prateep S.MABALRSM, conductor and the Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra.

UMKC Wind Symphony

Apr 25, 2012

White Recital Hall

Premiere of Anatman for Cello and Winds by UMKC Wind Symphony, Directed by Steven D. Davis.

UMKC Wind Ensemble

Apr 23, 2012

White Recital Hall

Performance of Fata Morgana with UMKC Wind Ensemble, Directed by Joseph Parisi.

Tchaikovsky & Prangcharoen

Mar 16, 2012

MACM Hall,

Conductor
Dariusz Mikulski
Soloist
Wisuwat Pruksavanich, Saxophone
Program
Thai Traditional Music
Narong Prangcharoen: Concerto for Saxophone and Orchestra (World Premiere)
Peter Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italien op.45
Peter Tchaikovsky: The Sleeping Beauty op.66
One of Thailand’s most recognized young composers, Narong Prangcharoen, teams up with talented Thai saxophone artist Wisuwat Pruksavanich for the world premiere of Prangcharoen’s Concerto for Saxophone and Orchestra. Guest conductor Dariusz Mikulski returns to lead Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra, with a second half that features two Tchaikovsky favourites – Capriccio Italien and Sleeping Beauty.

Phenomenon in Madrid

Mar 15, 2012

Teatro Momumental, Madrid

Orquesta OSRTVE
Conductor: Carlos Kalmar

Tchaikovsky & Prangcharoen

Mar 15, 2012

MACM Hall,

Conductor
Dariusz Mikulski
Soloist
Wisuwat Pruksavanich, Saxophone
Program
Thai Traditional Music
Narong Prangcharoen: Concerto for Saxophone and Orchestra (World Premiere)
Peter Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italien op.45
Peter Tchaikovsky: The Sleeping Beauty op.66
One of Thailand’s most recognized young composers, Narong Prangcharoen, teams up with talented Thai saxophone artist Wisuwat Pruksavanich for the world premiere of Prangcharoen’s Concerto for Saxophone and Orchestra. Guest conductor Dariusz Mikulski returns to lead Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra, with a second half that features two Tchaikovsky favourites – Capriccio Italien and Sleeping Beauty.

Phenomenon in Madrid

Mar 14, 2012

Teatro Momumental, Madrid

Orquesta OSRTVE
Conductor: Carlos Kalmar

the Opening Gala Concert of NASA Biennial Conference

Mar 14, 2012

Tempe Center for the Arts, Arizona State University

Performance of Mantras for Soprano Saxophone and Wind Ensemble
Chien-Kwan Lin, saxophonist, Gary Hill,conductor and ASU Wind Ensemble at the Opening Gala Concerto Night of the North American Saxophone Alliance Biennial Conference.

UMKC Composers at Le Poisson Rouge

Mar 08, 2012

Le Poisson Rouge

http://lepoissonrouge.com/events/view/2932UMKC Conservatory Composers: "Crossroads" w/ music of Chen Yi, John Corigliano, James Mobberley, Paul Rudy, Narong Prangcharoen and the NYC premiere of excerpts from Zhou Long's Pulitzer Prize-winning opera "Madame White Snake"

Mantras with University of Cincinnati

Mar 05, 2012

Corbett Auditorium at the University of Cincinnati

Performance of Mantras for Soprano Saxophone and Wind Ensemble by University of Cincinnati Wind Symphony, Thanapol Setabrahmana, conductor

Crossroads

Mar 01, 2012

Office Port, Kansas City

The UMKC Conservatory, home to a robust composition community, is committed to living music, from Charlie Parker to Zhou Long, from John Kander to Narong Prangcharoen. The Crossroads concerts in Kansas City and New York City are an eclectic mix of people and cultures, including composers Paul Rudy, winner of a 2010 Rome Prize fellowship; Guggenhiem Fellow James Mobberley; Chen Yi, winner of the Charles Ives Living Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, DMA Composition student Nicholas Omiccioli; NYC’s own John Corigliano, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and Barr Laureate Composer at UMKC 2012–14; the music of Kevin Oldham and John Kander as sung by internationally acclaimed tenor and UMKC Professor Vinson Cole, and excerpts from Zhou Long's brilliant opera Madame White Snake, winner of 2011 Pulitzer Prize in Music.

Mantras at CBDNA Region V Conference

Feb 24, 2012

Central Michigan University

Performance of Mantras (concerto for soprano saxophone and wind ensemble) by Jeff Heisler and Wayne State University Wind Symphony Concert at CBDNA Region V Conference

CBDNA North Central Divisional Conference

Feb 23, 2012

Central Michigan University

Fata Morgana at CBDNA North Central Divisional Conference by Drake University Wind Symphony; Robert Meunier, conductor

Mantras with Jeff Heisler

Feb 19, 2012

Detroit Symphony Orchestra Symphony Hall

Performance of Mantras (concerto for soprano saxophone and wind ensemble) by Jeff Heisler and Wayne State University Wind Symphony Concert at 7:30 p.m. - Detroit Symphony Orchestra Symphony Hall (Detroit, MI)

Interpretations

Feb 08, 2012

Roulette, in Downtown Brooklyn

Thomas Buckner’s 24th annual concert of commissioned works for baritone voice! Composers featured on this evening include his long-time collaborators, esteemed composers Robert Ashley, Annea Lockwood, and Alvin Lucier, along with New York premieres by Anne Guthrie, Narong Prangcharoen, and Kit Young. Featuring, Thomas Buckner (voice) Theodore Mook (cello), Chris Nappi (percussion), Jill Van Nostrand (french horn), Sun Ying (guqin), and Kit Young (piano).US Premiere of "Bhavana" for Baritone, Cello, Piano and Guqin
Thursday, February 9, 2012 8PM at Roulette, in Downtown Brooklyn! 509 Atlantic Ave (corner of Atlantic and 3rd Ave)

“Music of Living Composers”

Feb 04, 2012

Herbst Theatre, San Francisco

Thomas Buckner, Baritone, sings Bhavana for Baritone, Cello, Piano and Guqin.
The New York Times calls Tom Buckner a “pillar of the experimental music establishment.”
“A communicative interpretive style and a good command of timbre, a voice well-suited to the material he performs, an engaging presence!” – The New York Times

Association AMICI DELLA MUSICA in Udine (Italy)

Jan 29, 2012

Palamostre Theatre – Udine – 8.30 pm

Jess Trio Wien, (vn.vc.pf) music by haydn, Mendelsshon, Prangcharoen.

NewMusicMannes, fall 2011

Dec 12, 2011

Mannes Concert Hall

Under the direction of Madeleine Shapiro, NewMusicMannes concerts feature solo and chamber works of new music performed by Mannes students. The program is including Anusorn for Cello and Piano by Thai Composer, Narong Prangcharoen.

Mantras with Eastman Wind Ensemble

Dec 08, 2011

Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre

Mantras with Eastman Wind Ensemble, Mark Scatterday, conductor and Chien-Kwan Lin, soprano saxophone
Narong Prangcharoen – Mantras (12’)
David T. Little – East Coast Attitude (7’)
Steven Stucky – Concerto for Percussion and Wind Orchestra

Phenomenon in Germany

Dec 04, 2011

Theater Lübeck, Germany

Conductor Yongyan Hu
Piano Florian Uhlig
Lübeck Philharmoniker
Narong Prangcharoen (*1973) Phenomenon
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 - 1827) Piano Concerto Nr. 1 C-major op. 15
Jean Sibelius (1865 - 1957) Symphony No. 5 Es-major op. 82

Phenomenon in Germany

Dec 03, 2011

Theater Lübeck, Germany

Conductor Yongyan Hu
Piano Florian Uhlig
Lübeck Philharmoniker
Narong Prangcharoen (*1973) Phenomenon
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 - 1827) Piano Concerto Nr. 1 C-major op. 15
Jean Sibelius (1865 - 1957) Symphony No. 5 Es-major op. 82

GERSTEIN RETURNS FOR RACHMANINOFF

Nov 18, 2011

PERISTYLE

WEBER Overture to Oberon RACHMANINOFF Piano Concerto No. 1 RACHMANINOFF Piano Concerto No. 4 PRANGCHAROEN Phenomenon* Gregory Vajda, conductor* Kirill Gerstein, pianoToledo Symphony performs Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerti 1 & 4 with Kirill Gerstein. Guest conductor Gergory Vajda adds Weber’s Overture to Oberon and Narong Prangcharoen’s “explosion of orchestral colors” Phenomenon.

GERSTEIN RETURNS FOR RACHMANINOFF

Nov 17, 2011

PERISTYLE

WEBER Overture to Oberon RACHMANINOFF Piano Concerto No. 1 RACHMANINOFF Piano Concerto No. 4 PRANGCHAROEN Phenomenon* Gregory Vajda, conductor* Kirill Gerstein, pianoToledo Symphony performs Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerti 1 & 4 with Kirill Gerstein. Guest conductor Gergory Vajda adds Weber’s Overture to Oberon and Narong Prangcharoen’s “explosion of orchestral colors” Phenomenon.

LEXUS CLASSIC SERIES

Sep 23, 2011

Maryland Hall, Annapolis, MD

50th Anniversary Season
CLASSIC 1 8:00 P.M.
PRANGCHAROEN PHENOMENON
R. STRAUSS DON JUAN
SHOSTAKOVICH SYMPHONY NO. 5

LEXUS CLASSIC SERIES

Sep 22, 2011

Maryland Hall, Annapolis, MD

50th Anniversary Season
CLASSIC 1 8:00 P.M.
PRANGCHAROEN PHENOMENON
R. STRAUSS DON JUAN
SHOSTAKOVICH SYMPHONY NO. 5

Sunyata by Arcadia Trio

Sep 07, 2011

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Dr. Jennings will be joined by Arcadia Trio members Deborah Greitzer, violinist with the Buffalo Philharmonic, and Chindarat Charoenwongse, professor of Piano at the University of Central Oklahoma. The Arcadia Piano Trio will perform in Gorell Hall at 8 p.m.

Sunyata by Arcadia Trio

Sep 05, 2011

University of Central Oklahoma

Central School of Music faculty Dr. Chindarat Charoenwongse, piano with guests Deborah Greitzer, violin and Dr. Linda Jennings, cello; will perform pieces by Turina, Rachmaninov, Bolling, Chen Yi and Narong Prangcharoen.

Pleasure of Piano Trio

Jul 25, 2011

Music Hall, Chulalongkorn University

Performance of Sunyata with Mathias Boegner, violin, Yukihisa Nakagawa, cello and Tomoko Honda, piano

Thailand International Composition Festival

Jul 20, 2011

Payap University

Thailand premiere of Whispering by newEar contemporary music ensemble.

Thailand International Composition Festival

Jul 19, 2011

Payap University, Chiang Mai

Thailand premiere of Vedana for Horn Trio by Third Angle

Thailand International Composition Festival

Jul 19, 2011

Payap University

World premiere of Aberration of the Earth by Amrein/Henneberger Duo

Duo Concert

Jul 15, 2011

Mahidol University (Room 407)

sneak-preview of Aberration of the Earth for Trombone and Piano by Dirk Amrein, Trombone and Jürg Henneberger, Piano

Whispering with newEar

Jun 22, 2011

White Recital Hall, Kansas City

Works by Jim Mobberley, Narong Prangcharoen, Matthew Burtner, Billy Lacky, Mara Gibson and Ingrid Stölzel

ACO Underwood New Music Readings

Jun 03, 2011

Miller Theatre (New York City)

American Composers Orchestra is pleased to announce the six winners of its 20th annual Underwood New Music Readings. The Readings are one of the country’s most coveted honors for up-and-coming artists. The readings are free and open to the public. Six of the nation’s most promising composers in the early stages of their professional careers have been selected from more than 100 submissions received from around the country. This year’s participants are Janet Jieru Chen, Michael Djupstrom, Jordan Kuspa, Kohei Muklai, Narong Prangcharoen, Kate Soper.Run-throughs concert of Pubbanimitta at ACO Underwood New Music Reading.
George Manahan, conductor
American Composers Orchestra

Earth Walking...Earth Singing: North/South Meridians

May 29, 2011

Shijitan Contemporary Art Centre (Beijing)

Premiere of Bhavana for Baritone, Cello, Piano and Gu Qin
Thomas Buckner, Baritone
Li Cheng, Cello
Kit Young, Piano
Wu Na, Gu Qin

Earth Walking...Earth Singing: North/South Meridians

May 28, 2011

National Centre for the Performing Arts (the Egg, Beijing)

Premiere of Bhavana for Baritone, Cello, Piano and Gu Qin
Thomas Buckner, Baritone
Li Cheng, Cello
Kit Young, Piano
Wu Na, Gu Qin

Earth Walking...Earth Singing: North/South Meridians

May 27, 2011

Chaoyang 9 Theather (Beijing)

Premiere of Bhavana for Baritone, Cello, Piano and Gu Qin
Thomas Buckner, Baritone
Li Cheng, Cello
Kit Young, Piano
Wu Na, Gu Qin

Asian Music Now

May 25, 2011

The Old Church, Portland, Oregon

This performance will be a proper send off for Third Angle’s forthcoming trip to Thailand, where the ensemble will be in residence at the 2011 Thailand International Composition Festival.
http://thirdangle.org/20102011-season/asian-music-now/Preview concert for Horn Trio by Third Angle,
Third Angle will perform a program of fascinating works from the new generation of Asian artists. The program will feature the world premiere of a new horn trio by Thai composer, Narong Prangcharoen, plus works by 2011 Pulitzer winner Zhou Long and Chinese composer Xiaoou Hu.

Beijing Modern Music Festival

May 21, 2011

Concert Hall of China National Center for the Performing Arts

http://www.chncpa.org/n33879/n33958/n34529/index.htmlTri-Sattawat for Orchestra, China Premiere at Beijing Modern Music Festival. Perform by China Philharmonic Orchestra, Maestro ZHANG Guoyong, conductor.

New Music Circle

May 13, 2011

Kranzberg Art Center, St. Louis

Program Prangcharoen: BencharongSchwantner: Black AnemonesCorigliano: Etude FantasyCrumb: Vox balaenea (Voice of the Whale) Omiccioli: Falling Through Infinity Jonathan Borja (flute), Brendan Kinsella (piano) Ben Gitter (cello)

The Intimacy of Creativity

May 07, 2011

Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts

Richard Stoltzman, clarinet; Yehudi Wyner, piano; Bright Sheng, piano; Daedalus Quartet: Ara Gregorian, violin; Min-Young Kim, violin; Jessica Thompson, viola; Raman Ramakrishnan, violoncello; Ming-Hsiu Yen, piano; Olivier Nowak, flute; Stephen Chong, clarinethttp://www.ic.shss.ust.hk/eng/concerts_prog_2.html Performance of Bencharong in Hong Kong

Mantras with NAU Wind Symphony

Apr 26, 2011

Ardrey Memorial Auditorium, Northern Arizona University

NAU WIND SYMPHONY with Daniel Schmidt, conductor Program TBA 7:30 pm

Three Minds at Rice University

Mar 23, 2011

Shepherd School of music, Duncan recital hall

Henri Wieniawski: Faust Fantasie op20 Xiaoxiao Qiang, violin
Giovanni Sollima: "Alone" SeHee Kim, Cello
Narong Prangcharoen: "Three Minds" - Fierce, Absent, Hesitant Christopher Janwong Mckiggan
Robert Schuman: Piano trio in d minor op.63

Regional North American Saxophone Alliance Conference

Mar 10, 2011

The University of Montana

Performance of Mantras, Soprano Saxophone Concerto and Wind Ensemble by The University of Montana Wind Ensemble, James Smart, conductor

Gregory Oakes performs Whispering

Mar 05, 2011

Martha-Ellen Tye Recital Hall, Iowa State U.

Gregory Oakes is one of the most exciting and energetic clarinetists of his generation. From his Carnegie Hall debut with members of Ensemble Intercontemporain and Pierre Boulez to his performances as a member of the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, Mr. Oakes has been praised by critics for his “outstanding performance” (New York Times) and “jazzy flourishes”(Denver Post). Performance of Whispering for Soprano Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Piano and Percussion by Gregory Oakes, faculty at Iowa State University. at 3:00pm

UCLA Wind Ensemble

Mar 01, 2011

UCLA Schoenberg Hall

Wednesday, March 2 8 p.m. Schoenberg Hall, Schoenberg Music Building Tickets: $12; $5 UCLA faculty, staff and students (with ID)UCLA Wind Ensemble with Nipatdh Kanchanahuta Nipatdh Kanchanahuta and William Plenk, guest conductors The program features works by Narong Prangcharoen, Kitti Kuramanee, Ira Hearshen, John Mackey, Satoshi Yagisawa and His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand.

Music in Paris

Jan 21, 2011

MACM Hall, Thailand

Sat, January 22, 2011 / 4.00 p.m. / MACM
Conductor Claude Villaret
Soloist Sophie Hervé, Soprano
Choir Mahidol University Choir, Thailand Philharmonic Choir (TPO Choir)
Choir Master Henri PompidorProgram
* Narong Prangcharoen: Namaskar
* Maurice Ravel: Suite No. 1 & 2 “Daphnis et Chloé”
* Francis Poulenc: Gloria (FP 177)

Music in Paris

Jan 20, 2011

MACM Hall, Thailand

Fri, January 21, 2011 / 7.00 p.m. / MACM
Conductor Claude Villaret
Soloist Sophie Hervé, Soprano
Choir Mahidol University Choir, Thailand Philharmonic Choir (TPO Choir)
Choir Master Henri PompidorProgram
* Narong Prangcharoen: Namaskar
* Maurice Ravel: Suite No. 1 & 2 “Daphnis et Chloé”
* Francis Poulenc: Gloria (FP 177)

53rd annual Band Music Reading and Directors Clinic

Jan 20, 2011

Kobacker Hall, Bowling Green State University

Performance of Mantras for Soprano Saxophone and Wind Ensemble by John Sampen, saxophonist, Bruce Moss, conductor, and BGSU Wind Symphony

Hanoi Millennium: ModernWorks Ensemble

Nov 09, 2010

Freer Gallery of Art, Smithsonian Institution

To celebrate Hanoi's millennium, ModernWorks performs pieces for piano and strings by leading Vietnamese composers Ton-That Tiet, P. Q. Phan, and Vu Nhat Tan, as well as Bung-Ching Lam and Narong Prangcharoen. Called a "dynamic new-music ensemble" by the New York Times, the group has appeared at the International Festival of Cello Ensembles (France), Nuovi Spazi Musicali (Rome), and Rive Gauche Concerti (Turin). Categories: After Five. Performances. Venue: Freer Gallery. Event Location: Meyer Auditorium. Cost: Free tickets required. Related Events: Pre-concert tour, Freer Highlights, 6:45 pm. Wednesday, November 10, 2010, 7:30 PM. Will be performming pieces for piano and strings by leading Vietnamese composers Ton-That Tiet, P. Q. Phan, and Vu Nhat Tan, as well as Bung-Ching Lam and Narong Prangcharoen' Anusorn for Cello and Piano.

Minnesota Orchestra's 10th Annual Composer Institute

Oct 28, 2010

Orchestra Hall, Mineapolis

Seven composers have been selected as participants in the Minnesota Orchestra's 10th Annual Composer Institute. Chosen from a pool of 167 candidates through a competitive process, these seven composers hail from locations throughout the U.S., and their works represent a variety of musical styles. These seven composers will travel to Minneapolis for six days of rehearsals, seminars and tutoring sessions from October 24 to 30, 2010, culminating in a public Future Classics concert of their works with The Minnesota Orchestra led by the Orchestra's Music Director Osmo Vänskä. The concert will take place at Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis on Friday, October 29.Premiere of Namaskar for Orchestra with Minnesota Symphony Orchestra
Program
Taylor Brizendine (Los Angeles, CA): MANDRAGORA OFFICINARUM
Wang Jie (Phildelphia, PA): SYMPHONY #1
Polina Nazaykinskaya (Austin, TX): WINTER BELLS
Clint Needham (Bloomington, IN): THE BODY ELECTRIC
Ben Phelps (Los Angeles, CA): OVERTURE MAXIMUS
Narong Prangcharoen (Kansas City, MO): NAMASKAR
David Weaver (Philadelphia, PA): MUTATIS MUTANDIS

Beethoven was just 16 when Haydn predicted: “Keep your eye on him. He’ll make a noise in the world someday.” The same could be said of the young women and men whose brand-new works the Orchestra champions in an electrifying night of fresh and innovative sounds. Now in its fifth year, the Future Classics concert is an ear-opening experience. Buy tickets early—discover the music of tomorrow.

The 31st Annual New Music Festival

Oct 22, 2010

Kobacker Hall, BGSU

The 31st Annual New Music Festival takes place October 21 –23, 2010. This year’s festival will feature Robert Morris as special guest composer and will include performances by the acclaimed JACK Quartet, Duo Diorama, BGSU ensembles, faculty, students and guests. Organized by the MidAmerican Center for Contemporary Music and the College of Musical Arts, the festival has hosted John Adams, Samuel Adler, Milton Babbitt, William Bolcom, Anthony Braxton, John Cage, Chen Yi, John Corigliano, George Crumb, Mario Davidovsky, Anthony Davis, Philip Glass, John Harbison, Lou Harrison, Karel Husa, Joan La Barbara, Paul Lansky, Pauline Oliveros, Shulamit Ran, Bernard Rands, Terry Riley, Christopher Rouse, Frederic Rzewski, Gunther Schuller, Joseph Schwantner, Bright Sheng, Steven Stucky, Morton Subotnick, Joan Tower, Vladimir Ussachevsky and more than 400 other guest composers and musicians since 1980. Performance of Mantras at The 31st Annual New Music Festival, Bowling Green State University.
* Northern Light (1997): David Liptak
* Poetry of the Piedmont (2006): Stephen Jaffe
* Pilgrimage (1990): Robert Morris
* A Brandenburg Autumn (2006): Stephen Hartke
* Wind (world premiere, 2010): Chen Yi
* Mantras (2010): Narong Prangcharoen
* Matins (2007): Marilyn Shrude

Hilary Hahn Plays Tchaikovsky

Oct 03, 2010

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

Phenomenon with Oregon Symphony Orchestra conducted by Maestro Carlos Kalmar
Hilary Hahn, violin
Program
• Prangchareon: Phenomenon
• Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto
• Prokofiev: Symphony No. 5

Hilary Hahn Plays Tchaikovsky

Oct 02, 2010

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

Phenomenon with Oregon Symphony Orchestra conducted by Maestro Carlos Kalmar
Hilary Hahn, violin
Program
• Prangchareon: Phenomenon
• Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto
• Prokofiev: Symphony No. 5

Hilary Hahn Plays Tchaikovsky

Oct 01, 2010

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

Phenomenon with Oregon Symphony Orchestra conducted by Maestro Carlos Kalmar
Hilary Hahn, violin
Program
• Prangchareon: Phenomenon
• Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto
• Prokofiev: Symphony No. 5

Premiere of "Wisdom of the Land" with Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra

Sep 24, 2010

MACM Hall

Written in 1901 and 1902, it is generally regarded as Mahler’s most well known symphony. Open with a funeral trumpet solo, lets TPO bring you to explore the beauty of Mahler, a supreme orchestral technician!* Narong Prangcharoen: Wisdom of the Land
* Friso van Witck: Concerto for Bass Clarinet
* Gustav Mahler: Symphony No.5 in C-sharp minor

Premiere of "Wisdom of the Land" with Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra

Sep 23, 2010

MACM Hall

Written in 1901 and 1902, it is generally regarded as Mahler’s most well known symphony. Open with a funeral trumpet solo, lets TPO bring you to explore the beauty of Mahler, a supreme orchestral technician! * Narong Prangcharoen: Wisdom of the Land
* Friso van Witck: Concerto for Bass Clarinet
* Gustav Mahler: Symphony No.5 in C-sharp minor

Thailand International Composition Festival

Jul 11, 2010

Rangsit University

Thailand Premiere of Mantras: Concerto for Soprano Saxophone and Wind Ensemble

Music of Our Time

May 26, 2010

Concerto Hall of Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing

Performance of Vayu at Beijing Modern Music Festival

CBDNA Southwestern Division

Apr 07, 2010

New Mexico State University in Los Cruces

Premiere of Namaskar for Large Wind Ensemble by Texas Tech University with Sarah McKoin, conductor

Hell HOT! Music Festival

Apr 07, 2010

Hong Kong Arts Centre

Olivier Messiaen: Sounds of an Impalpable Dream
Joyce Tang: Song of Crystal Light
Narong Prangcharoen: Three Minds
Lee Kar Yee: In the Beginning
Zhou Long: Wu Kui
Bright Sheng: My Song
Wong Qian Yi: Toccata
Mary Wu, Piano
Date & Time: 04/08 7:30pm
Ticket: $160/100*
Star pianist Mary Wu presents some hot works for solo piano by our festival composers, including some surprises!

Premiere of Saxophone Concerto

Mar 22, 2010

White Recital Hall, James C. Olson Performing Arts Center

Program
Symphonies of Wind Instruments..............Igor Stravinsky
Symphony for Wind Ensemble.........Ryan Oldham
Dixtuor for Winds in D Majoy, Op.14..........George Enescu
Mantras, Concerto for Soprano Saxophone and Wind Ensemble..........Narong PrangcharoenPremiere of Mantra for Saxophone and Wind Ensemble by John Sampen, saxophone, Steve Davis, conductor and University of Missouri-Kansas City Wind Symphony

CBDNA Western Division

Mar 11, 2010

University of Nevada, Reno

http://wnwcbdna.org/forms/2010_Performance_Schedule.pdfPerformance of Chakra with Northern Arizona University Wind Symphony and Daniel Schmidt, conductor

Symphonic Wind Ensemble

Mar 10, 2010

Hemmle Recital Hall

Premiere of Namaskar for Wind Ensemble by Texas Tech Symphonic Wind Ensemble, Sarah McKoin, conductor at Hemmle Recital Hall, Texas Tech University, 8 p.m.

Ben Gitter, Faculty Cello Recital

Mar 09, 2010

Hart Recital Hall

Performance of Bencharong for Flute, Cello and Piano at University of Central Missouri, Hart Recital Hall, 5:30 p.m.

Chakra in Las Vegas

Mar 09, 2010

Basic High School

Performance of Chakra with the Northern Arizona University Wind Symphony, Daniel Schmidt, conductor.

Gold Series: Wind Symphony Concert featuring Alumni Composers

Mar 09, 2010

Center for the Performing Arts (CPA)

College of Fine Arts 40th Anniversary Concert. The Premiere of "In the Dark Cloud, Light" with ISU Wind Symphony
Wind Symphony performs premieres of three alumni composers: Roy Magnuson, Mark Nowakowski and Narong Prangcharoen. These three works were written expressly for the celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the College of Fine Arts. In addition, alum Andy Rummel, Professor of Tuba, will premiere Kimberly Archer's /Concerto for Tuba and Wind Ensemble/.

Chakra in Las Vegas

Mar 08, 2010

Palo Verde High School

Performance of Chakra with the Northern Arizona University, Daniel Schmidt, conductor

Dr. Brendan Kinsella Faculty Recital

Mar 04, 2010

Potter Hall, Missouri Western State University

Bencharong for Flute, Cello and Piano performance at Potter Hall Theater, Missouri Western State University, 7:30 p.m.

Fata Morgana with UNT

Feb 23, 2010

Winspear Hall of the Murchison Performing Arts Center

The concert will be broadcast live online, www.music.unt.edu at 7:30pm.Performance of Fata Morgana for Large Wind Ensemble with University of North Texas, Denton, Nicholas E Williams, conductor

“Images real, remembered and imagined”

Feb 04, 2010

Hill Auditorium

Pre-concert discussion at 7:15 on the main floor of HILL featuring composer Joel Puckett who will discuss his new composition to be premiered by the Symphony Band and UM’s dynamic flute professor, Amy Porter. PROGRAM: Tower - Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman #1; Holst - Hammersmith; Prangcharoen - Chakra; Puckett - Concerto for Flute; Copland - Red Pony SuiteMichael Haithcock, conductor. “Images real, remembered and imagined”. A collection of musical stories inspired by images of people, places, and ideas as told by a variety of composer’s both familiar and new.

The 1st KL Contemporary Music Festival 09

Nov 27, 2009

SEGi University College

Evening Concert: Hong Kong New Music Ensemble & guests (Moritz Eggert / pno ; Yii Kah Hoe / Dizi)
“Quartet” [8’] for Oboe, Cello, Paino and Vibraphone (2007) - Tony Prabowo (Indonesia)
“Sunyata” for Violin, Cello and Piano (2007) - Narong Prangcharoen (Thailand)
“Spiral VI” [10’11’’] for clarinet, violin, cello, and piano (1992 - Chinary Ung (Cambodia)
“Haemmerklavier III: One Man Band” [3’] for piano solo (1994) - Moritz Eggert (Germany) [Guest pianist: Morizt Eggert]
“Yuan-Fei” (源－飛) [6’] for Dizi, Oboe, Clarinet (Bass Cl), Viola, Cello and Piano - Chong Kee Yong (Malaysia)
“Scherzo Vivo” [7’] for Viola solo (1999) - Nguyen Thien DAO (Vietnam)
"The Source” [10’] for Clarinet, cello and piano - Slamet Abdul Sjukur (Indonesia)
“The East” [6’] for Dizi, Oboe, Clarinet (Bass Cl) and Cello - Teh Tze Siew (Malaysia)
“Haemmerklavier XX: One Man Band 2” [6’] for piano solo (2009) - Moritz Eggert (Germany) (Guest pianist: Morizt Eggert)
“PATANGIS-BUWAYA” [14’] Version for 2Dizis, Oboe, Clarinet and audiences [100 bamboo bird whistles] - Dr. Jonas Baes (Philippine) (Guest Dizi: Yii Kah Hoe)KL Premiere of Sunyata for Violin, Cello and Piano

Duo "2" Recital

Oct 14, 2009

Lewis University

Performance of "Between Heaven and Earth"
Peter H. Bloom, flute, and Mary Jane Rupert, piano

Grand Opening of The World Saxophone Congress XV

Jul 06, 2009

The College of Music, Mahidol University

World Premiere of Hallucinations for Soprano Saxophone, Percussion Ensemble, Painter, and Dancer at the World Saxophone Congress XV presided over by a representative of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej.

"A Path of Our Dream"

Jun 29, 2009

Thailand Cultural Centre

Premiere of "Echo of the Mountains" by BCC Glees Club conduct by Sathit Sukchongchaipurk

Eon Trio in Shanghai

Jun 20, 2009

Jin Mao Concert Hall, Shanghai

More information at www.jinmaoconcerthall.comThe Eon Trio will give a first China Performance of Sunyata in Shanghai

MMTA Commissioning Program Premiere

Jun 05, 2009

Whitmore Recital Hall, Fine Arts Building

Premiere of "Between Heaven and Earth" for Flute and Piano (full version) at 2009 Missouri Music Teachers Association Annual Conference. University of Missouri, Columbia.
Jonathan Borja, Flute and Christopher J. McKiggan, Piano.

Concert of Contemporary Music Works

May 22, 2009

Concert Hall of Central Conservatory of Music

Beijing Premiere of Whispering for Soprano Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Piano and Percussion. Commissioned by newEar New Music Ensemble. Perform as a part of Beijing Modern Music Festival.

newEar Recital

May 19, 2009

Cristo Rey High School

Wednesday, May 20 at Cristo Rey High School (on Linwood Blvd., at the intersection of Linwood and Broadway)
11:30-11:55 first performance
12:00-12:25 second performancePerformance of Whispering for Soprano Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Piano and Percussion. Composed especially for newEar New Music Ensemble.

Opening Concert of the 2009 Beijing Modern Music Festival

May 19, 2009

Beijing Concert Hall

Beijing Premiere of Phenomenon for Orchestra as a part of the opening concert of the 2009 Beijing Modern Music Festival. Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra, Yongyan Hu

newEar Recital

Apr 12, 2009

Kansas City Art Institute

Performance of "Whispering" composed especially for newEar Contemporary Music Ensemble.

A Flute and Piano Duo Recital

Jan 19, 2009

MACM Hall

In a collaboration spanning 20 years, flutist Peter H. Bloom and pianist/harpist Mary Jane Rupert have performed in venues across the United States, winning praise for compelling performances of repertoire by European and American masters. Bloom, whose playing has been called "a revelation for unforced sweetness and strength" (The Boston Globe), tours with leading ensembles and appears on 30 CDs from SONY Classical, Dorian, Newport Classic, Leo Records, and other labels, with distribution throughout North America, Europe and Asia. Winner of the American Musicological Society’s coveted Noah Greenberg Award, he is an acclaimed classical musician and also a noted jazz artist, celebrating his 30th season as flutist/saxophonist with the internationally renowned Aardvark Jazz Orchestra (“a saxophonic blend worthy of Duke Ellington’s finest reed sections” - Jazz Times). Mary Jane Rupert, acclaimed as a concert pianist and harpist, has performed throughout the world from Carnegie Recital Hall to the Beijing Concert Hall. She has appeared with symphony orchestras and chamber music groups across the United States; records for North Star Records and Harmony Hill; and serves on the music faculties of Tufts University, Wellesley College, Boston College and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dr. Rupert holds a DM in Piano Performance and Music Literature, an MM in Piano, and an MM in Harp from Indiana University, as well as a BM in Piano from Oberlin College. Composer Elizabeth Vercoe has been hailed by The Washington Post as “one of the most inventive composers working in America today.” She has been a composer at the Civitella Ranieri Center in Italy, the St. Petersburg Spring Music Festival in Russia, the Cité International des Arts in Paris, the Charles Ives Center for American Music, and the MacDowell Colony. The music of composer Narong Prangcharoen has been called “absolutely captivating” (Chicago Sun Times). His compositions have been performed in Asia, Australia, Europe and the United States by renowned ensembles such as the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, Nagoya Philharmonic, Melbourne Symphony, and New York New Music Ensemble. In 2007 the Thai government named him a Contemporary National Artist and awarded him the prestigious Silapathorn Award. He received the Alexander Zemlinsky International Composition Competition Prize, the Toru Takemitsu Composition Award, and the Pacific Symphony’s American Composers Competition Prize, among other awards.PROGRAMME:
Sonata in A Major, BWV 1032 by J.S. Bach
Theme and Variations, Opus 160 by Franz Schubert
Duo for Flute and Piano by Aaron Copland
Kleemation (2003) by Elizabeth Vercoe (Thailand premiere)
Between Heaven and Earth (2008) by Narong Prangcharoen (Sneak Preview)

Sattha in Germany

Jan 18, 2009

Deutsches Nationaltheater & Staatskapelle Weimar

Program includes work by Prangcharoen, Khatchaturian, and Tchaikovsky
Philippe Quint (Solist)The First Performance of Sattha in Europe at the German National Theater and Staatskapelle in Weimar, Germany under the baton of Maestro Carl St. Clair.

Sattha in Germany

Jan 17, 2009

Deutsches Nationaltheater & Staatskapelle Weimar

Program includes work by Prangcharoen, Khatchaturian, and Tchaikovsky
Philippe Quint (Solist)The First Performance of Sattha in Europe at the German National Theater and Staatskapelle in Weimar, Germany under the baton of Maestro Carl St. Clair.

East meets West

Jan 16, 2009

MACM Hall, Thailand

Conductor: Gudni A. Emilsson
Soloist: Ratimir Martinovic, Piano
Hear the TPO present their first-ever performance of Tchaikovsky’s colorful Third Symphony, the only seven symphonies from the composer in a major key. Also take this opportunity to sample the only concerto written by the Russian composer, Alexander Scriabin, featuring pianist Ratimir Martinovic from Montenegro.Program:
* Narong Prangcharoen: Reflections of CHAKRA for orchestra
* Alexander Scriabin: Piano Concerto in F sharp minor, op.20
* Peter I. Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.3 in D major, op.29 “Polish”

A Flute and Piano Duo Recital

Jan 16, 2009

American University Alumni Language Schools

In a collaboration spanning 20 years, flutist Peter H. Bloom and pianist/harpist Mary Jane Rupert have performed in venues across the United States, winning praise for compelling performances of repertoire by European and American masters. Bloom, whose playing has been called "a revelation for unforced sweetness and strength" (The Boston Globe), tours with leading ensembles and appears on 30 CDs from SONY Classical, Dorian, Newport Classic, Leo Records, and other labels, with distribution throughout North America, Europe and Asia. Winner of the American Musicological Society’s coveted Noah Greenberg Award, he is an acclaimed classical musician and also a noted jazz artist, celebrating his 30th season as flutist/saxophonist with the internationally renowned Aardvark Jazz Orchestra (“a saxophonic blend worthy of Duke Ellington’s finest reed sections” - Jazz Times). Mary Jane Rupert, acclaimed as a concert pianist and harpist, has performed throughout the world from Carnegie Recital Hall to the Beijing Concert Hall. She has appeared with symphony orchestras and chamber music groups across the United States; records for North Star Records and Harmony Hill; and serves on the music faculties of Tufts University, Wellesley College, Boston College and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dr. Rupert holds a DM in Piano Performance and Music Literature, an MM in Piano, and an MM in Harp from Indiana University, as well as a BM in Piano from Oberlin College. Composer Elizabeth Vercoe has been hailed by The Washington Post as “one of the most inventive composers working in America today.” She has been a composer at the Civitella Ranieri Center in Italy, the St. Petersburg Spring Music Festival in Russia, the Cité International des Arts in Paris, the Charles Ives Center for American Music, and the MacDowell Colony. The music of composer Narong Prangcharoen has been called “absolutely captivating” (Chicago Sun Times). His compositions have been performed in Asia, Australia, Europe and the United States by renowned ensembles such as the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, Nagoya Philharmonic, Melbourne Symphony, and New York New Music Ensemble. In 2007 the Thai government named him a Contemporary National Artist and awarded him the prestigious Silapathorn Award. He received the Alexander Zemlinsky International Composition Competition Prize, the Toru Takemitsu Composition Award, and the Pacific Symphony’s American Composers Competition Prize, among other awards.PROGRAMME:
Sonata in A Major, BWV 1032 by J.S. Bach
Theme and Variations, Opus 160 by Franz Schubert
Duo for Flute and Piano by Aaron Copland
Kleemation (2003) by Elizabeth Vercoe (Thailand premiere)
Between Heaven and Earth (2008) by Narong Prangcharoen (Sneak Preview)

East meets West

Jan 15, 2009

MACM Hall, Thailand

Conductor: Gudni A. Emilsson
Soloist: Ratimir Martinovic, Piano
Hear the TPO present their first-ever performance of Tchaikovsky’s colorful Third Symphony, the only seven symphonies from the composer in a major key. Also take this opportunity to sample the only concerto written by the Russian composer, Alexander Scriabin, featuring pianist Ratimir Martinovic from Montenegro.Program:
* Narong Prangcharoen: Reflections of CHAKRA for orchestra
* Alexander Scriabin: Piano Concerto in F sharp minor, op.20
* Peter I. Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.3 in D major, op.29 “Polish”

A Flute and Piano Duo Recital

Jan 12, 2009

Goethe Institute (Thai German Cultural Foundation)

In a collaboration spanning 20 years, flutist Peter H. Bloom and pianist/harpist Mary Jane Rupert have performed in venues across the United States, winning praise for compelling performances of repertoire by European and American masters. Bloom, whose playing has been called "a revelation for unforced sweetness and strength" (The Boston Globe), tours with leading ensembles and appears on 30 CDs from SONY Classical, Dorian, Newport Classic, Leo Records, and other labels, with distribution throughout North America, Europe and Asia. Winner of the American Musicological Society’s coveted Noah Greenberg Award, he is an acclaimed classical musician and also a noted jazz artist, celebrating his 30th season as flutist/saxophonist with the internationally renowned Aardvark Jazz Orchestra (“a saxophonic blend worthy of Duke Ellington’s finest reed sections” - Jazz Times). Mary Jane Rupert, acclaimed as a concert pianist and harpist, has performed throughout the world from Carnegie Recital Hall to the Beijing Concert Hall. She has appeared with symphony orchestras and chamber music groups across the United States; records for North Star Records and Harmony Hill; and serves on the music faculties of Tufts University, Wellesley College, Boston College and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dr. Rupert holds a DM in Piano Performance and Music Literature, an MM in Piano, and an MM in Harp from Indiana University, as well as a BM in Piano from Oberlin College. Composer Elizabeth Vercoe has been hailed by The Washington Post as “one of the most inventive composers working in America today.” She has been a composer at the Civitella Ranieri Center in Italy, the St. Petersburg Spring Music Festival in Russia, the Cité International des Arts in Paris, the Charles Ives Center for American Music, and the MacDowell Colony. The music of composer Narong Prangcharoen has been called “absolutely captivating” (Chicago Sun Times). His compositions have been performed in Asia, Australia, Europe and the United States by renowned ensembles such as the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, Nagoya Philharmonic, Melbourne Symphony, and New York New Music Ensemble. In 2007 the Thai government named him a Contemporary National Artist and awarded him the prestigious Silapathorn Award. He received the Alexander Zemlinsky International Composition Competition Prize, the Toru Takemitsu Composition Award, and the Pacific Symphony’s American Composers Competition Prize, among other awards.PROGRAMME:
Sonata in A Major, BWV 1032 by J.S. Bach
Theme and Variations, Opus 160 by Franz Schubert
Duo for Flute and Piano by Aaron Copland
Kleemation (2003) by Elizabeth Vercoe (Thailand premiere)
Between Heaven and Earth (2008) by Narong Prangcharoen (Sneak Preview)

Three Symphonic Centuries

Nov 07, 2008

Maryland Hall, Annapolis, MD

Program Prangcharoen : Tri-Sattawat
CORELLI : Concerto Grosso Op. 6 No. 9
RAVEL : Rapsodie Espagnole
van BEETHOVEN : Symphony No. 5 in C minor
On the same November weekend that the City of Annapolis charter was signed back in 1708, the ASO will perform four works celebrating the evolution of symphonic music through the centuries by creating a commemorative recording, captured LIVE. From Corelli’s groundbreaking Concerto Grosso, written in 1708, to the definitive Beethoven Symphony No. 5 (1808), and Ravel’s arousing Rapsodie Espagnole (1908), the culminating touch will be an encore performance of Narong Prangcharoen Tri-Sattawat,the winning composition from our Annapolis Charter 300 Young Composers Competition.

TPO 4th Season GALA Opening Concert

Nov 07, 2008

MACM Hall

Program:
* Narong Prangcharoen: Tri-Sattawat
* Jean Sibelius: Finlandia, op.26
* Jean Francaix: Clarinet Concerto
* Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No.7 in A major, op.92 Celebrating the GALA opening of the 4th season, the TPO presents the Finnish composer Jean Sibelius symphonic poem, Finlandia. Following his great acclaimed appearance as the soloist in the past season, Dimitri Ashkenazy is back again to perform the French composer Jean Francaix’s Concerto for Clarinet, and also to hear the TPO presents the Beethoven’s Symphony No.7, composed while Beethoven staying in the Bohemian spa town of Teplice in the hope of improving his health.

Three Symphonic Centuries

Nov 06, 2008

Maryland Hall, Annapolis, MD

Program Prangcharoen : Tri-Sattawat
CORELLI : Concerto Grosso Op. 6 No. 9
RAVEL : Rapsodie Espagnole
van BEETHOVEN : Symphony No. 5 in C minor
On the same November weekend that the City of Annapolis charter was signed back in 1708, the ASO will perform four works celebrating the evolution of symphonic music through the centuries by creating a commemorative recording, captured LIVE. From Corelli’s groundbreaking Concerto Grosso, written in 1708, to the definitive Beethoven Symphony No. 5 (1808), and Ravel’s arousing Rapsodie Espagnole (1908), the culminating touch will be an encore performance of Narong Prangcharoen Tri-Sattawat,the winning composition from our Annapolis Charter 300 Young Composers Competition.

TPO 4th Season GALA Opening Concert

Nov 06, 2008

MACM Hall

Program:
* Narong Prangcharoen: Tri-Sattawat
* Jean Sibelius: Finlandia, op.26
* Jean Francaix: Clarinet Concerto
* Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No.7 in A major, op.92 Celebrating the GALA opening of the 4th season, the TPO presents the Finnish composer Jean Sibelius symphonic poem, Finlandia. Following his great acclaimed appearance as the soloist in the past season, Dimitri Ashkenazy is back again to perform the French composer Jean Francaix’s Concerto for Clarinet, and also to hear the TPO presents the Beethoven’s Symphony No.7, composed while Beethoven staying in the Bohemian spa town of Teplice in the hope of improving his health.

Concert in Memory of HRH Princess Galyani Vadhana

Nov 05, 2008

Thailand Cultural Center

This concert is dedicated to HRH Princess Galyani Vadhana. Seven Thai Composers composed all new composition in memory of HRH Princess which will be performed by Chulalongkorn University Orchestra.

Kansas City Connections

Oct 31, 2008

Unity on the Plaza

http://www.newear.org/season.htmlKansas City has historically been known as a crossroads for trade and culture. This concert presents the work of several composers who have had significant crossings with our great city and also features bouzouki virtuoso Roger Landes. His brilliant musicianship will be featured on Pail Elwood's In Blue Space and a new work for bouzouki and electronics by Paul Rudy-Sibling Rivalries. Also on the program: a commissioned work by Thailand's rising star Narong Prangcharoen, as well as new works by Ingrid Stölzel, William J. Lackey and David D. McIntire.

UMKC Conservatory Wind Symphony

Sep 23, 2008

White Hall, Kansas City

Program includes Dahl: Sinfonietta,Creston: Fantsy, Lang: Are You Experienced?, and Prangcharoen: ChakraPerformance of Chakra for Large Wind Ensemble with UMKC Wind Symphony under the baton of Steven D. Davis at UMKC White Hall, 7:30PM.

Pieces in Memory of HRH Princess Galyani

Jul 28, 2008

Sts. Simon and Judah Church, Prague

Ameropa Orchestra
Vadim Mazo, conductor
Marcia Porter, soprano
Pavla Jahodova, harp
Ameropa Orchestra under baton of Vadim Mazo gives a European Premiere of two pieces composed in memory of HRH Princess Galyani Vadhana. This particular church is the same church that Franz Joseph Haydn used to perform.

Thailand Composition Festival 2008

Jul 15, 2008

Burapha University

Performance of Vayu for Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello and Piano by the New York New Music Ensemble at Burapha University, Bangsan, Thailand.

New York New Music Ensemble Concert

Jul 14, 2008

Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok

Performance of Vayu for Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello and Piano by the New York New Music Ensemble at Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand.

New York New Music Ensemble Concert

Jul 10, 2008

Payab Univeristy, Chiang Mai

Premiere of Vayu for Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello and Piano by the New York New Music Ensemble at Payab University, Chiang Mai, Thailand.

Christopher J. McKiggan at Carnegie

May 17, 2008

Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall

Christopher Janwong McKiggan, a young Thai/English pianist, recently won a first prize at the Buono and Bradshaw International Piano Competition (college/professional), and as a result he will be playing at Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall in the winners concert on May 18th. He will be performing Narong Prangcharoen's "Three Minds". Christopher Janwong McKiggan will be performing Narong Prangcharoen's "Three Minds".

Concert in Memory of HRH Princess Galyani Vadhana

May 05, 2008

Thailand Cultural Centre

Perfromed by Thailand National Symphony Orchestra
Narong Prangcharoen, conductorPremiere of "The Great Person" for Soprano and Orchestra with Thailand National Symphony Orchestra

UNT Symphonic Band

Mar 26, 2008

Murchison Performance Arts Center Winspear Performance Hall

http://www.music.unt.edu/windstudies/concerts.htm
Program
Sparke – Sunrise at Angel’s Gate
Schuman – New England Triptich
Cichy – Exuberant Celebration
Prangcharoen – Chakra
Dello Joio – Scenes from the Louvre
Persichetti – Divertimento
Jennifer Kitelinger, guest conductorChakra with University of North Texas Symphonic Band
Dennis Fisher, conductor

Three Minds in Brussels, Belgium

Mar 14, 2008

Fort-Jaco, Brussels, Belgium

Pianist Tomoko Honda will give a Belgium premiere of Three Minds for solo piano. She is very active in new music performances. She has been collaborated with many composers such as Gyorgy Kurtag, Peter Eotvos, Gyorgy Ligeti, Karlheinz Stockhausen,Maurizio Kagel, Toshio Hosokawa, Jaqueline Fontyn, Yan Meresz, Marco Stroppa, Gerald Presson, George Crumb, Michel Jarrel, Walfgang Rhim, George Benjamin, Kee-Yong Ching, Oscar Bianchi, Narong Prangcharoen, Dai Fujikura, Stefaan Maylears, Hanne Deneire, Cedric Dombrain

A SPECIAL REMEMBRANCE EVENING in Memory of HRH Princess Galyani Vadhana

Feb 20, 2008

Thailand Cultural Centre, Main Hall

The Bangkok Symphony Orchestra (BSO) under the baton of Hikotaro Yazaki, BSO Music Director together with 125 chorus members from “The Voices (TV)” and “Thai Youth Choir (TYC)” will join effort for this special ceremony. Program includes Air on G String (J.S. Bach), Ave Maria (J.S. Bach & Charles Gounod), Tears of Dust (Narong Prangcharoen) and highlight of the program with “Requiem” (John Rutter) World Premiere of Tears of Dust in memory of HRH Princess Galyani Vadhana. Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn has graciously consented to preside over this special ceremony.

LEXUS CLASSIC SERIES: Annapolis Symphony Orchestra

Feb 14, 2008

Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts

ROSSINI The Silken Ladder Overture ELGAR Cello Concerto in E minor NARONG PRANGCHAROEN World Premiere - Charter 300 Finalist SCHUMANN Symphony No. 4

José-Luis Novo, Music Director
Julie Albers, celloRossini's comic opera overture launches an evening of music that spans the broadest range of emotions, from raucous humor to yearning desire. Award-winning cellist Julie Albers returns to the ASO to perform Elgar's introspective Cello Concerto, a second young composer premieres a Charter 300 Competition piece, and the evening closes with Schumann's expansive Fourth Symphony.

Tomorrows Musical Leaders

Feb 06, 2008

Krasetsart University

In Thai: ซุ่มเงียบมานานล่าสุด บัณฑิต อึ้งรังษี วาทยกรระดับนานาชาติเตรียมขึ้นคอนเสิร์ตใหญ่ TOMORROWS MUSICAL LEADERS ซึ่งจะมีขึ้นในวันที่ 7 ก.พ.นี้ เวลา 19.30 น. ที่หอประชุมสำนักพิพิธภัณฑ์และวัฒนธรรมการเกษตร ม.เกษตรศาสตร์ โดยงานนี้ บัณฑิต และอ.ณรงค์ ปรางค์เจริญ เตรียมนำบทเพลงที่ประพันธ์ขึ้นเพื่อเทิดพระเกียรติสมเด็จพระเจ้าพี่นางเธอ เจ้าฟ้ากัลยาณิวัฒนา กรมหลวงนราธิวาสราชนครินทร์มาให เบิร์ดเอกชัย เจียรกุล เยาวชนไทยที่คว้ารางวัลการประกวดกีตาร์คลาสสิคระดับนานาชาติ มาแสดงให้ชม เปิดให้ชมฟรี สำรองที่นั่งได้ที่ โทร.08-5100-8023Premiere of Elegy for a Great Person, in memory of HRH Princess Galyani Vadhana, by Mary Jane Ungrangsee and Ekachai Jearakul under the direction of Maestro Bundit Ungrangsee.

Belgium Premier of Bancharong

Jan 01, 2008

Gemeenschapscentrum De Zeyp (theatre)

Bencharong in Brussels, Belgium as a part of Festival Fontein
by Tocca-extended
Tomoko Honda (piano)
Caroline Peeters (flute)
Ann van Hecke (cello)

Pletnev Returns

Dec 10, 2007

Thailand Cultural Center Main Hall

Bangkok Symphony Orchestra
Mikhail Pletnev, conductor
Denis Matsuev, piano
Michael Collins, clarinet
Program
Narong Prangcharoen Phenomenon
Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue
Tchaikovsky Symphony No.5 in E minor, Op.64First Prize Winner at the Tchaikovsky International Competition in 1978, Mikhail Pletnev has been described as Russia's finest musical export since Mstislav Rostropovich. One of the greatest pianist/conductor of today, in 1990 he formed and became Artistic Director of the Russian National Orchestra with which he remains associated. He will conduct a piece, Phenomenon, by young Thai composer, Narong Prangcharoen.

Chakra with University of Texas at Austin

Dec 02, 2007

Bates Recital Hall

Jerry F. Junkin, conductor
Charles Villarubia, Tuba
Guest Conductors Verena Mosenbichler and Cormac Cannon
http://winds.music.utexas.edu/eventDetails.aspx?id=5118Program
Chakra by Narong Prangcharoen
Spiel fur Blasorchester by Toch
...from a dark millennium by Schwantner
Tuba Concerto by Vaughan Williams

Symphonic Wind Ensemble

Nov 28, 2007

Hemmle Recital Hall-Music Building

Performance of Chakra by Texas Tech University symphonic Wind Ensemble, Sarah McKoin, conductor

9th Asian Symphonic Band Competition

Nov 20, 2007

Mahidol University Art Centre

http://www.music.mahidol.ac.th/asbwec2005/index1.htmlPerformance of Chakra with Krasetsart University Wind Ensemble.

Raleigh Chamber Music

Nov 17, 2007

The Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts

The Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts North Carolina

PROGRAM

# Mongo Santamaria, arr. V. Coleman: Afro Blue
# Narong Prangcharoen: Shadow
# Josef Bohuslav Foerster: Quintet in D Major, Op. 95
# Cesar Franck: Scherzo
# Karel Husa: Five Poems
# Piazzolla arr. Jeff Scott: Escualo
Shadow with Imani Winds.
http://www.rcmg.org/programs/masters/0708/imani-winds.htm

Caroline Stinson plays Far from Home

Oct 23, 2007

Setnor School of Music, Syracuse University, NY

http://www.audubonstrings.com/index.php?module=announce&ANN_user_op=view&ANN_id=109This cello recital follows the theme of Compositional Sages and Students.
I'll track three study lineages in this concert, and three more again this spring. We'll move from Boulanger to Carter, Stucky (Cornell) to Waggoner (SU) to Bellor (a graduate of the program last year) and trace from Crumb through Chinary Ung to Narong Prangcharoen, a young Thai composer. With the exception of the Boulanger, the entire program will be music for solo cello.

Concerts from the Library of Congress

Oct 11, 2007

Coolidge Auditorium, WASHINGTON, DC

www.loc.gov/rr/perform/concert/ Commissioned for the Imani Winds, Wayne Shorter’s Terra Incognita receives its Washington premiere in a program that also features Astor Piazzolla, Narong Prangcharoen, Paquito D’Rivera, and Valerie Coleman.

Dartmouth College

Oct 10, 2007

Hopkins Center, HANOVER, NH

www.hop.dartmouth.edu Performance of Shadow by Imani Winds

Rhinebeck Chamber Music Society

Oct 05, 2007

Church of the Messiah, Rhinebeck, NY

www.rhinebeckmusic.org Performance of Shadow for Woodwind Quintet by Imani Winds

Festival de Musica de Camara

Sep 07, 2007

SAN MIGUEL de ALLENDE, Mexico

Program
Scherzo from Midsummer Night's Dream Mendelssohn

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen

Concerto for Wind Quintet VColeman

A Felicidade Jobim
arr. Jeff Scott

Five Poems Karel Husa

Abaafa Luli Justinian Tamusuza
Performance of Shadow by Imani Winds

Asia the 21st Century Orchestra Project

Aug 28, 2007

Nagoya, Japan

Program

1. Prangcharoen: Phenomenen
2. Mozart Piano Concerto No.20 in D minor, K.466
--- intermission (15') ---
3. Sibelius: Symphony No.2
Performance of Phenomenon for Orchestra with Nagoya Philharmonic, conducted by Bundit Ungrangsee

Melbourne Symphony

Aug 15, 2007

Melbourne - the Arts Centre, Hamer Hall

Repertoire

* PRANGCHAROEN Sattah
* WALTON Cello Concerto
* BEETHOVEN Symphony No.3 in Eb major, Op.55 (Eroica)


Featuring

Carl St Clair conductor
Pieter Wispelwey cello

This exciting program includes Walton?s captivating cello concerto and opens with a work by young Thai/American composer Narong Prangcharoen ? his haunting elegy to the victims of the 2004 tsunami. Beethoven created his extraordinary Sinfonia eroica as a tribute to Napoleon, but ultimately dedicated it to ?the memory of a great man,? in anger and disappointment at Napoleon crowning himself Emperor. Work by young Thai/American composer Narong Prangcharoen ? his haunting elegy to the victims of the 2004 tsunami

Summergarden 2007: New Music for New York

Aug 04, 2007

The Museum of Modern Art

Juilliard Concert III: Music for Clarinets, Cello, and Piano

Moran Katz, clarinet and bass clarinet; Caroline Stinson, cello; Joel Sachs, piano

Ton de Leeuw (Holland, 1926?1996)
Hommage à Henri (1989)
United States premiere

Narong Prangcharoen (Thailand/United States, b. 1973)
Far from Home (2004)
New York premiere

Eric Tanguy (France, b. 1968)
Tiento, for clarinet and cello (1997?98)
United States premiere

Pablo Ortiz (Argentina/United States, b. 1956)
Three Milonguitas, for bass clarinet (1998)
New York premiere

Ton Bruynèl (Holland, 1934?1998)
Looking Ears, for bass clarinet, piano, and soundtrack (1972)
United States premiere

Roberto Sierra (Puerto Rico/United States, 1953)
Sonata for Clarinet and Piano (2005?6)
New York premiere
Summergarden 2007: New Music for New York presents eight evenings of adventurous contemporary music, with premieres each night. Gate opens at 7:00 p.m. Concerts begin at 8:00 p.m.

Bellas Artes de Mexico

Aug 03, 2007

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO

PROGRAM
Scherzo from Midsummer Night's Dream Mendelssohn

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen

Concerto for Wind Quintet VColeman

A Felicidade Jobim
arr. Jeff Scott

Five Poems Karel Husa

Abaafa Luli Justinian Tamusuza
Performance of Shadow by Imani Winds

Eon Trio

Jul 27, 2007

Thailand Cultural Center

Program
Beethoven: Piano Trio No.5 in D major, Op.70 No.1 "Ghost"
Prangcharoen: Sunyata for Piano Trio
Shostakovich: Piano Trio No.2 in E minor, Op.67 Premiere of Sunyata for Piano Trio

The Twelfth International Festival of New Music for Orchestra and Chorus

Jun 30, 2007

Zlin, Czech Republic

The Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic Orchestra was founded 60 years ago and has taken its name after one of the great Czech composers, Bohuslav Martinu. Guest performances abroad have taken the orchestra to Italy, Denmark, Hungary, Greece, Poland, Austria, Romania, Germany, France, Portugal, Spain and the USA. The orchestra has made many recordings for various companies and artists. The concert hall seats about 600 people. Performance of Phenomenon, Sattha, and Respiration of the Sun by Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic Orchestra of Zlin, conducted by Andreas Hérm Baumgartner

Maverick Concerts "Music in the Woods"

Jun 23, 2007

WOODSTOCK

PROGRAM

Scherzo from Midsummer Night's Dream
Mendelssohn
arr. Friedrich

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen

Concerto for Wind Quintet VColeman

Le Tombeau de Couperin Ravel
arr. Mason Jones

Homage to Duke Jeff Scott

Aires Tropicales Paquito D'Rivera
Maverick Concerts, America's oldest continuous summer chamber music series and winner of the Chamber Music America/ASCAP Award for Adventurous Programming, thrives on the love of great music and the spirit of its unique site in the unspoiled woods. The rustic 1916 concert hall, with its perfect acoustics, is ideally suited to chamber music and the intimacy of live performance.

Grant Park Music Festival

Jun 19, 2007

Millennium Park, Chicago

Acclaimed by critics and beloved by audiences, the Grant Park Music Festival is the nation's only remaining free, outdoor summer classical music series. The Jay Pritzker Pavilion in Millennium Park is the official home of the Grant Park Orchestra and Chorus.

Founded by the Chicago Park District in 1935 and co-presented by the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs since 2001, the Grant Park Music Festival, featuring the Grant Park Orchestra and Chorus, presents approximately 35 free concerts between June and August. Concerts are generally performed on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturday evenings, and occasionally on Sundays. Additionally, the Festival presents nearly 60 concerts in neighborhood parks between July and mid August

All Grant Park Music Festival performances are free to the public. The lawn and general seating section in the pavilion are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Season memberships are available, which include seating in the reserved section as well as invitations to special events. First outdoor performance of Phenomenon for Orchestra in The 73rd season of the Grant Park Music Festival.

Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center

May 08, 2007

Lincoln Center, NEW YORK

PROGRAM

Scherzo from Midsummer Night's Dream
Mendelssohn
arr. Friedrich
Shadow Narong Prangcharoen
A Felicidade A. C. Jobim
arr. Jeff Scott
Shout Chorus Kenji Bunch
Suite Popular Brasileira Julio Medaglia
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Student Producers Benefit Concert

Chamber Music Columbus

Apr 27, 2007

Southern Theater

PROGRAM
Escualo Astor Piazzolla
arr. Jeff Scott

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen

Kites Over Havana Paquito D'Rivera
trans. VColeman

Speak No Evil Wayne Shorter
arr. Jeff Scott
Terra Incognita Wayne Shorter

Suite "Belle Epoque in Sud-Amerika" Julio Medaglia Performance of Shadow

Lorain County Community College

Apr 26, 2007

Lorain County Community College, Stocker Arts Center

PROGRAM

Escualo Astor Piazzolla
arr. Jeff Scott

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen
Kites Over Havana Paquito D'Rivera
trans. VColeman
Speak No Evil Wayne Shorter
arr. Jeff Scott

Terra Incognita Wayne Shorter
Suite "Belle Epoque in Sud-Amerika" Julio MedagliaPerformance of Shadow

Ensemble Music Society

Apr 24, 2007

Indiana Historical Society

PROGRAM

Scherzo from Midsummer's Night Dream
Mendelssohn
Shadow Narong Prangcharoen
Wind Quintet Gyorgy Orban
A Felicidade Jobim arr. Jeff Scott
Five Poems Karel Husa
Suite "Belle Epoque in Sud-Amerika" Julio Medaglia "...The physicality of the group...isn't mere histrionics. It's an outward manifestation of a passionate mode of expression that permeates every note." Indianapolis Star

Illinois State University Wind Symphony

Apr 21, 2007

Center for the Performing Arts

Premiere of CHAKRA for Large Wind Ensemble by Illinois State University Wind Symphony Stephen K. Steele, conductorPremiere of CHAKRA for Large Wind Ensemble by Illinois State University Wind Symphony Stephen K. Steele, conductor

Bennett Lerner and Friends

Apr 17, 2007

Greenwich House Music School

American pianist, Bennett Lerner will complete his last concert of Debussy recording project on April 18, 2007. The concert is featured pieces by Debussy along with young Thai composer, Narong Prangcharoen.ick Dinnerstein, cellist, will do a New York Premiere of Far from Home for Solo Cello

University of the South Sewanee Performing Arts Series

Mar 30, 2007

University of the South Sewanee, Guerry Auditorium

PROGRAM

Scherzo from Midsummer Night's Dream
Mendelssohn
arr. Friedrich

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen

Abaafa Luli Justinian Tamusuza

A Felicidade A.C. Jobim
arr. Jeff Scott

Five Poems Karel Husa

Concerto for Wind Quintet VColeman
Performance of Shadow for Woodwind Quintet

Covenant College

Mar 29, 2007

Covenant College, Brown Chapel

PROGRAM

Scherzo from Midsummer's Night Dream
Mendelssohn

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen

Abaafa Luli Justinian Tamusuza

A Felicidade Jobim arr. Jeff Scott

Five Poems Karel Husa

Wind Quintet Gyorgy Orban
Performance of Shadow

"Extreme Chamber Music"

Mar 19, 2007

Ithaca College, Ford Hall

PROGRAM

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen

Shout Chorus Kenji Bunch

Feng Chen Yi

Speak No Evil Wayne Shorter arr. Jeff Scott

Terra Incognita Wayne Shorter

Abaafa Luli Justinian Tamusuza

Performance of Shadow

Hudson Opera House

Mar 15, 2007

Hudson Opera House

PROGRAM

Call and Response VColeman

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen

Quintet in D Major opus 95 Josef Bohuslav Foerster

Freedom's Delight John Clark

Five Poems Karel Husa

Escualo Piazzolla arr. Jeff Scott
Performance of Shadow

Loser Concert Series

Mar 06, 2007

Wheaton College, Cole Chapel

PROGRAM

Escualo Astor Piazzolla arr. Jeff Scott

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen

Kites Over Havana Paquito D'Rivera
trans. VColeman

Speak No Evil Wayne Shorter
arr. Jeff Scott

Terra Incognita Wayne Shorter

Suite "Belle Epoque in Sud-Amerika" Julio Medaglia
featuring Imani Winds. The five musicians of Imani Winds joined forces in 1997 to expand the boundaries of the traditional wind quintet. Imani, literally 'faith' in Swahili, embodies their mission: to explore the links between European, African and American music traditions, to perform innovative concerts and to engage and inspire audiences of diverse cultural backgrounds.

University of Maine

Mar 03, 2007

Maine Center for the Performing Arts, Hauck Auditorium

PROGRAM

Escualo Astor Piazzolla
arr. Jeff Scott

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen

Kites Over Havana Paquito D'Rivera
trans. VColeman

Speak No Evil Wayne Shorter
arr. Jeff Scott

Terra Incognita Wayne Shorter

Suite "Belle Epoque in Sud-Amerika" Julio Medaglia
The five accomplished musicians of Imani Winds joined forces in 1997 to expand the boundaries of the traditional wind quintet and explore the links between European, African and American music traditions. The name Imani, which literally means "faith" in Swahili, embodies this mission. In their time together, this young ensemble of African/Latin American heritage has established a distinct presence in the classical music world for dynamic playing, innovative programming, and inspirational outreach programs, which they have brought to communities throughout the country.

Santa Fe New Music

Feb 22, 2007

Lensic Performing Arts Center

PROGRAM

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen

Shout Chorus Kenji Bunch

Feng Chen Yi

Speak No Evil Wayne Shorter arr. Jeff Scott

Terra Incognita Wayne Shorter

Abaafa Luli Justinian Tamusuza
This groundbreaking African American wind quintet is taking the chamber music world by storm. In their New Mexico debut in the Lensic, they will bring to Santa Fe a program featuring new works and commissions by Wayne Shorter, Chen Yi, Kenji Bunch, Narong Prangcharoen, and Justinian Tamusuza.

Candlelight Concert Society

Feb 16, 2007

Howard Community College, Smith Theatre

PROGRAM

Scherzo from Midsummer's Night Dream
Mendelssohn

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen

Abaafa Luli Justinian Tamusuza

A Felicidade Jobim arr. Jeff Scott

Five Poems Karel Husa

Wind Quintet Gyorgy Orban

The five accomplished musicians of Imani Winds joined forces to expand the boundaries of the traditional wind quintet and explore the links between European, African and American music traditions. The name Imani, which literally means "faith" in Swahili, embodies this mission. This young ensemble of African/Latin American heritage has established a distinct presence in the classical music world for dynamic playing, innovative programming, and inspirational outreach programs.

Shadow

Feb 13, 2007

University of Nebraska, Milo Ball Student Center Ballroom

PROGRAM
Scherzo from Midsummer's Night Dream
Mendelssohn

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen

Wind Quintet Gyorgy Orban

A Felicidade Jobim arr. Jeff Scott

Shout Chorus Kenji Bunch

Suite "Belle Epoque inSud-Amerika" Julio Medaglia
Performance of Shadow

Abendmusik: Lincoln Fine Arts Series

Feb 10, 2007

First-Plymouth Congregation Church, Linclon

PROGRAM

Scherzo from Midsummer's Night Dream
Mendelssohn

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen

Wind Quintet Gyorgy Orban

A Felicidade Jobim arr. Jeff Scott

Five Poems Karel Husa

Suite "Belle Epoque in Sud-Amerika" Julio Medaglia
Performance of Shadow by Imani Winds

Imani Winds

Feb 09, 2007

Northwestern University School of Music Pick-Staiger Lutkin Hall

PROGRAM
Scherzo from Midsummer Night's Dream
Mendelssohn
arr. Friedrich

Shadow Narong Prangcharoen

Concerto for Wind Quintet VColman

A Felicidade A. C. Jobim
arr. Jeff Scott

Five Poems Karel Husa

Suite Popular Brasileira Julio Medaglia
Performance of Shadow for Woodwind Quintet

newEar Concert

Feb 02, 2007

Unity Temple on the Plaza

Shapiro, a New York City native, is a recognized figure in the field of contemporary music as a cellist and as a producer of chamber music concerts. She has appeared as a solo recitalist throughout the United States, Europe and Latin America. Shapiro?s strong commitment to the performance of works by living composers has made her one of the most sought after cellists in the US. Her repertoire now encompasses over 40 solo works by composers from the Americas, Europe and Asia. Her program with newEar will feature a world premiere by Kansas City composer Paul Rudy. Also on the program are works by Judith Shatin, Riza Vali, Narong Prongcharoen, Steven Stucky and Joan Tower. Madeleine Shapiro joins newEar for a special evening of new music written for cello.

Pacific Symphony Orchestra

Nov 29, 2006

Renée & Henry Segestrom Concert Hall

Premiere of Sattha Commissioned by Pacific Symphony Orchestra, Maestro Carl St. Clair conductor

Pacific Symphony Orchestra

Jan 11, 2006

Renée & Henry Segestrom Concert Hall

Renée & Henry Segestrom Concert Hall Premiere of Sattha Commissioned by Pacific Symphony Orchestra, Maestro Carl St. Clair conductor

Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra

May 29, 2004

Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall

Concert for final selection
Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall : Takemitsu Memorial
Magnus Lindberg, judge
Norichika Iimori, conductor / Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra

Jan 01, 1970

Jan 01, 1970