Chamber Concert II with International Contemporary Ensemble

In the dreams of another, Kay Rhie
A Prayer amidst the Chaos, Jeremy Da valos (World Premiere)
Double Jeopardy, Mu-Xuan Lin
Petrified Unrest, Hugh Levick (World Premiere)
Glimpse II, Joseph Pereira

Chamber Concert III with International Contemporary Ensemble

Nobject Catoptriarch Umbration, Andrew Moses (World Premiere - Hear Now
Krummel Commission)
Danse Macabre, Michael M. Lee (World Premiere)
Fougère, J.M. Gerraughty
Triboluminescence, Corey Dundee
Hagall, Jeffrey Holmes

Reflection of Our Time

“Our time” can mean the time of the past, present, or future. Reflection is not purely retrospective; reflection can be a means for us to assess our present and plan for our future. Through the works of Britten, Morlock, Henze, and Hearne, we see through their historical lenses: their reflections on different times, spaces, events, traumas and emotions. Ironically, while these pieces reflect the past events, they also implore us to reflect on our present society. We will be premiering two compositions, and the whole program features Amy Cruz as our narrator. The concert is at Saint Paul the Apostle Catholic Church (10750 Ohio Ave) on April 27th, @7:30pm. ADMISSION BY DONATION.

Exilio
Exilio, founded by Koji Sakano and Ann Chen, is an a cappella octet comprised of singers from the University of Southern California (USC) Thornton School of Music. The name “Exilio” is derived from the Latin words, “ex ilio”, which mean “from Troy”; and “exilio” which means “to spring forth.” The group is dedicated to featuring music composed by marginalized and underrepresented composers throughout history, as well as ascendant composers.