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Michael Alec Rose

Composer of concert music • Scorhill Music, Publisher • Author

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Goings-on, 2011

September 19, 2011 by Michael Alec Rose

  • Outtake from November’s recording session for upcoming CD
  •  Performance of Dr. Johnson and Mr. Savage (duo for violin and cello) at the National Portrait Gallery, London, “Only Connect” Exhibition, September 30, 2011
  • Premiere of Hopeful Monsters (for strings), concert for the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Cable Street, Wilton’s Music Hall, London, October 1, 2011
  • Three performances of Burlesques Before the Ark
         (Piano Quartet, 2010-11):
    —Blakemore Piano Trio, with guest violist Kathryn Plummer. Blair School of Music, October 25, 2011
    —Concert Series at the University of Maryland, Baltimore Campus, November 10, 2011 (faculty players).
    —Peabody Institute of Music, Baltimore, January 23, 2012 (faculty players)
  • Two further premieres at the Blair School of Music, October 25, 2011:
    —Hopeful Monsters (a version of the above piece, for unaccompanied oboe), performed by Roger Wiesmeyer
    — Opened Ground for cello, performed by Felix Wang
  • Upcoming appearances as featured speaker:
    —Tanglewood Festival, Boston Symphony Orchestra, gala finale concert
    (Beethoven’s Ninth), August 28, 2011
    —The Carmel Authors & Ideas Festival, Sept. 23-25, 2011,
    Carmel-by-the-Sea, California
  • “Paganini in Nashville:” Guest Artist Recital, Peter Sheppard Skaerved, violin, co-director (with Michael Alec Rose) of the Blair / Royal Academy of Music Exchange Programme.
    Includes the world premiere of Michael Alec Rose’s Air.
    Onstage in Ingram Hall, Blair School of Music, Monday, September 19, 8:00pm. Admission is free.
  • Works in Progress:
    —String Quartet No.5
    —“Seens of Inchantment” : A Natchez Trace Odyssey
    (commissioned by the Natchez Trace Parkway Association in collaboration with the Nashville Symphony; to be premiered in 2013 at various venues, including Schermerhorn Symphony Center)

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  • Michael Alec Rose

    composes a wide variety of chamber and symphonic music for many distinguished performers and venues.
  • audible signs

  • Audible Signs:
    Essays from a Musical Ground
    by Michael Alec Rose
    Continuum, Sept. 2010
    ISBN 9781441180506
    $24.95 paper

  • Michael Alec Rose (composer)

  • Have a listen (mp3s)

    • Everything Under the Sun: Four Seasons for Two Violins (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter): Peter Sheppard Skaerved and Benjamin Hart, violins

    • Spring
    • Summer
    • Fall
    • Winter

    • The Periodic Table: Concerto for Piano and Eight Players. Aaron Shorr, piano, and players at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama [1st movement only]

    • Arguing With God: Concerto for Klezmer and Chamber Orchestra. Brave Old World and the Nashville Chamber Orchestra [2nd movement only]
    • • Graces, Furies.
      Carolina Piano Trio

    • Two ballets for Nashville Ballet:

    • • The Night of the Iguana (Ballet in One Act), with the Vanderbilt Orchestra
    • • The Apparition (Ballet in One Act), with Christian Teal, piano and Craig Nies, piano
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  • Selected Works

    For Complete Works, see tab at top of page.

    • An arch never sleeps, for violin and double bass (2009)

    • The Periodic Table: Chamber Concerto for Piano and Eight players (2009)

    • Everything Under the Sun: Four Seasons for Two Violins (2009)

    • Hubbert Peak: Three Gas Stations for String Quartet (2008)

    • Dr. Johnson and Mr. Savage Pantomime for violinist and cellist (2008) Premiered at Wilton’s Music Hall, London.

    • Arguing with God: Concerto for Klezmer and Chamber Orchestra (for Brave Old World and the Nashville Chamber Orchestra) Premiered March 2007, Schermerhorn Symphony Center

    • Graces, Furies for piano trio (for the Carolina Trio) Three city tour, 2007

    • Pastoral Concerto for violin and orchestra (for Peter Sheppard Skaerved) Royal Academy Music Festival, St. Ives, 2007

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    The header image is a Victorian-era, colored engraving of Scorhill Circle, a neolithic stone circle in Dartmoor National Park, England. My family and I have spent many happy hours stretched out on the grass here, alongside sheep and cows and meadowlarks. I love this place so much, it inspired my ASCAP publishing moniker, Scorhill Music.
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