Concert At Miller Theatre, Miya Masaoka’s Composer Portrait is a Deconstruction of Playful Chaos 12 Mar 0
Concert American Composers Orchestra Explores Latin American Music’s Transatlantic Roots at Carnegie Hall Under the leadership of CEO Melissa Ngan and Artistic Director Curtis Stewart, the American Composers Orchestra has been widening its.. 11 Mar 0
Essay Media Professionals Rely On Your Digital Footprint — Here’s What We Wish Artists Knew As an artist, your digital presence is both a practical marketing tool and an opportunity for storytelling. When curated intentionally.. 10 Mar 0
ArticlePlaylist ListN Up Playlist: Amanda Ekery (March 6, 2025) ListN Up playlists are commissioned by American Composers Forum. Artists are selected by ACF staff (including I CARE IF YOU.. 6 Mar 0
Essay Framing the Artist: Photography, Music, and the Power of Being Seen I’ve spent years on both sides of the camera. As a musician, I know what it feels like to stand.. 5 Mar 0
Interview 5 Questions to Solomiya Moroz (composer) Solomiya Moroz is a UK-based Ukrainian-Canadian composer and flutist whose textural music defies preconceived notions of timbre and conventions of.. 4 Mar 1
Album Will Mason’s “Hemlocks, Peacocks” Draws Upon Art and Poetry for a Transportive Listening Experience Spending time with an album inspired by other artistic references feels akin to watching the bonus features of a movie.. 27 Feb 0
Album Claire Chase Explores Minutiae and Ubiquity in Anna Thorvaldsdottir’s “UBIQUE” In Edgard Varèse’s Density 21.5, a solo flutist pushes and shoves through ever widening intervallic leaps in a tumultuous journey.. 25 Feb 0
Interview 5 Questions to Sarah Belle Reid (performer-composer) As a classical trumpeter, Sarah Belle Reid felt that she was constantly being asked to emulate the sound of someone.. 24 Feb 0
Playlist ListN Up Playlist: María Valencia (February 20, 2025) ListN Up playlists are commissioned by American Composers Forum. Artists are selected by ACF staff (including I CARE IF YOU.. 20 Feb 0
Concert Julia Bullock’s “History’s Persistent Voice” Collapses the Past and the Present at Lincoln Center The idea for soprano Julia Bullock’s project “History’s Persistent Voice” came eight years ago when composer Jessie Montgomery asked if.. 19 Feb 0