I will be out of email or telephone contact (except for emergencies)
from now until May 31st. Megan and I will be in Atlanta for the
wedding ceremony, followed by Hawaii for our honeymoon. We will have
more updates and pictures at http://www.meganandhunter.com Happy
Wedding!
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Monday, May 04, 2009
ATL&S Interactive Player Piano Installation
If you're around the ATL&S Building this week, check out the premiere of my Purple Donkey Pomegranate, for player piano. E.J. Posselius has created a neat user interface where you can turn on or off one of three tracks played by a Disklavier piano. His installation will be available in the lobby of the ATL&S building at CU on Tuesday, May 5th until 4:00pm and Thursday, May 7th until 7:00pm.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Open Me - Performance Tomorrow
If you're in the Denver area tomorrow, check out my 'Open Me', being performed as part of the excellent CoCoCo (Colorado Composers Concert) by the Playground Ensemble. There are also two other great performances by CU Composers Greg Simon and Anthony Green (as well as a lot of other works by Colorado composers) on the same concert. Pre-concert lecture starts at 6:00, and the concert is at 7:30, at the Kenneth King Center for the Performing Arts, at DU.
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performance
Monday, March 30, 2009
8 New Videos
As promised, here are the videos from my most recent premiere, elements. The preferred viewing order is as follows:
Staccato (ugh, it drops a lot of frames)
YouTube is experimenting with a new HD mode, but at the time being, my videos are failing to play at that resolution. Anyway, please enjoy!
Friday, March 13, 2009
Unconventional Publishing
So as strange as this seems, my latest soprano/piano piece Open Me is published in the latest issue of Ouroboros (a poetry and art magazine). The images from the score are placed next to Amy Pence's original poetry. There is (at least for now) a free version available online, or you can purchase print issues from their website. You can listen to an mp3 here, or watch videos of the premiere here and here.
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publication,
release,
web
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
New Premiere 3/18
I'd like to invite anyone in the Boulder/Denver area to a cool new premiere of my multimedia composition Elements. The performance is on 3/18, in the Atlas Black Box Theater, at CU-Boulder. The composition was written for video and 5.1 surround sound (in the DVD format), so it differs significantly from Gi•nt's Eye in its ease of use and simple setup! After the concert I will be posting youtubes of the videos, so be on the lookout!
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performance
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Alarm Will Sound
If you're interested, the unbelievably talented new music ensemble "Alarm Will Sound" is doing my piece Ultradian Bipolar Disorder, tonight in Grusin Hall at CU Boulder. If you're in the area, feel free to stop by at 6:00.
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performance
Friday, December 19, 2008
2009 CoCoCo Competition Winner
I just heard from The Playground Ensemble that my piece Open Me for soprano and piano was selected as one of the winners of the Colorado Composers Concert Call for Scores. The performance will be on 4/25/09, but I will post more details as they become available. Thanks to everyone on the selection committee!
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award,
performance
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Unsilent Night
Check out Megan and me in a fun piece of performance art by Phil Kline. It's called Unsilent Night and consists of carrying boom boxes around downtown Boulder, playing some pretty, ambient music. Video is courtesy of the Daily Camera.
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performance
Thursday, December 11, 2008
New Ultradian Bipolar Disorder Videos
Firstly, I am well aware that many of my recent posts have been videos. A video section is on the way. In the mean time, please enjoy this recording of Ultradian Bipolar Disorder. If you want a mastered, excellent sounding version, please visit my compositions page. I also have an excellent new shopping cart on that page if you are interested in scores.
Ultradian Bipolar Disorder: part 1 of 2
Ultradian Bipolar Disorder: part 2 of 2
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performance,
recording,
web
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