An interview with Ben Smolen
Mixer #10: Christopher Theofanidis, Composer
Celebrated American composer Christopher Theofanidis joins our Symphony Mixer this week.
The Percussion Collective Live Stream - Christopher Theofanidis and Drum Circles
Interview with Drum Circles composer Christopher Theofanidis
Collective members in attendence: Matt Keown, Michael Compitello, Kramer Milan
Bob Moir, manager
Robert van Sice, artistic director
Stream produced by Doug Perry
An interview with Tigran Arakelyan
Let's Talk Off The Podium with Tigran Arakelyan.
Ep. 118: Christopher Theofanidis, composer
St. John Flynn and the Apollo Chamber Players interview
Virtual Festival 20x2020 Episode 11 - What is the Word?
Apollo Chamber Players connects communities and cultures through globally inspired music. Episode 10 explores Irish cultural elements with a work for quartet and electronic by composers Christopher Theofanidis and Mark Wingate. With underwriters Rhonda and Donald Sweeney.
Maia’s Aria from The Cows of Apollo (2001)
Nadine Sierra, Soprano
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra/Robert Spano, conducting
Aria (2016) for solo marimba
(from Concerto for Marimba and Wind Sinfonietta - 2013)
Sam Um, Marimba
Lakshmi and the Seed of Divine Desire (2017) for flute and piano
Benjamin Smolen, flute; Jennifer Hsiao, piano
An interview with Robert Spano about Dreamtime Ancestors
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Music Director Robert Spano sits down with composer Christopher Theofanidis to discuss his new work entitled "Dreamtime Ancestors" which the Orchestra will be premiering on March 2 and 4, 2017.
Christopher Theofanidis: A Thousand Cranes (excerpts) - 2015
Excerpts from Christopher Theofanidis' 2015 work, A Thousand Cranes, for strings and harp, played by the East Coast Chamber Orchestra (ECCO) and Sivan Magen, harp. Performed at the Winspear Opera House in Dallas as part of Soundings: New Music at the Nasher, December 2015.
Mvt. I: Stars and Sonnets
Mvt. II: Wind Spirit
Mvt. III: Sadako
Christopher Theofanidis: KAORU 1994 for two flutes
Moskowitz Bayse Gallery
Benjamin Smolen, Johanna Borenstein, flutes
I. darting, restless
II. bitter, sharp
III. Joyous
Christopher Theofanidis: KAORU 1994 for two flutes
An 11 minute work in 3 movements for two flutes by Christopher Theofanidis composed in 1994, originally written for Kaoru Hinata and Christopher Vaneman; performed here by Andrew Robson and Felice Doynov as part of the NY Philharmonic's 2016 Biennial at Greene Space in New York City.
Mvt 1 starts at 0'18"
Mvt 2 starts at 4'34"
Mvt 3 starts at 7'45"
Q2 Interview about KAORU with Helga Davis
Q2's Helga Davis interviews Christopher Theofanidis about his work Kaoru (1994) for two flutes as part of the NY Philharmonic's Biennial at Greene Space in New York City.
Christopher Theofanidis: Birichino (2013) for solo piano
Live performance of Birichino (2013) for solo piano by Christopher Theofanidis.
Jayson Gillham, piano, at the 2013 Cliburn Competition Semi-Finals, Bass Hall, Fort Worth, Texas.
Christopher Theofanidis: Muse (2007)
I. Brilliant, fiery
II. With a light touch, ornate 3:10
III. Wilful, deliberate 7:52
January 26, 2014
Portland Youth Philharmonic/ David Hattner, Musical Director
Wieden+Kennedy Building Portland, Oregon
PBS NewsHour: 'Heart of a Soldier' Opera Chronicles Heroism, Love Amid Tragedy of 9/11
Rick Rescorla saved lives during the Vietnam War, and again on 9/11, but he lost his life as a result. His story, told in the book "Heart of a Soldier" by James Stewart, has been recast as an opera in San Francisco. Spencer Michels reports.
Heart of a Soldier preview from San Francisco Opera
Libretto by Donna Di Novelli
Francesca Zambello, director
Thomas Hampson, William Burden - lead roles
San Francisco Opera/ Patrick Summers, conducting
NHSO Interview with Christopher Theofanidis
New Haven Symphony Orchestra Music Director William Boughton interviews composer Christopher Theofanidis.
Christopher Theofanidis and the Northern Lights
American composer Christopher Theofanidis discusses a brand new piece, The Legend of the Northern Lights, with WFMT's Noel Morris on the eve of its world premiere by the Grant Park Orchestra in Chicago.