Repertorio de Competencia de Vivaldi Meg Quigley 2023:
-Antonio Vivaldi, Concerto in A Minor, RV 499
-Jeff Scott, Elegy for Innocence (2008)
-Jacqueline Wilson, Dance Suite (2021)
-Noelia Escalzo, Argenta (2016)
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Presentation and discussion of database: Woodwind Quintets written by South and Central American composers - Sasha Gee Enegren reveals a database of quintet music by South and Central American composers.
Women Composers in Brazilian Music for Bassoon: an Overview/Proposal for Visibility and Sustainability-Catherine Carignan proposes that by engaging women composers, bassoonists, teachers & students in safe spaces, new learning, composing & performing processes will be developed.
Towards the Introduction of Electric Bassoon in a School Curriculum - Fernando Zúñiga-Chanto presents a new approach to bassoon teaching in a pre-college and college level curriculum that includes an introduction to electric bassoon and its possibilities.
Mexican Contemporary Music for Solo Bassoon and Electronics - Ashley Haney will highlight two compositions for solo bassoon and electronics by Mexican Composers: Mario Lavista’s Plegarias (Prayers) (2009), and Rodrigo Sigal’s Twilight (2001).
We’re back to highlight more of our upcoming Meg Talks! The following 30-minute Talks will take place on January 5, starting at 1:30pm PST/4:30pm EST as part of our 2021 Symposium:
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Improvisation as a Tool for Mastering Extended Techniques and Discovering New Sound Worlds
- Dana Jessen demonstrates using improvisation as a tool for better understanding extended techniques on the bassoon to facilitate the discovery of new sound worlds.
Rubisphere #4 Milonga Misterio: Homage to Piazzolla - Alex Davis examines the stylistic influence of Argentinian composer Astor Piazzolla on Valerie Coleman’s “Rubispheres #2” for Bassoon and Saxophone.
¨Reavivando nuestra identidad¨ Reviving our identity. - Rocío Yllescas Jacobo introduces us to new contemporary music for bassoon written by Mexican composers while showing emblematic places of Mexico.
We’re excited to highlight some of our upcoming 30-minute Meg Talks to be featured in next month’s symposium! On Monday January 4, 11am PST/2pm EST symposium participants can look forward to the following:
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East Asian Women in Classical Music: Moving Beyond Traditional Gender Roles and the Label of the "Female Musician" - Yoon Joo Hwang examines issues of gender, tradition, and power as they relate to East Asian Women Classical musicians.
The Reimagining of a Forgotten Romantic Voice: A Transcription of Emilie Mayer’s Violin Sonata in A Minor for Bassoon - Rachel Fredericksen highlights the forgotten Romantic voice of Emilie Mayer by way of her transcription of the composer’s Violin Sonata in a minor for bassoon.
Do you have a project addressing diversity, equity, and inclusion in the performing arts? There's still time to apply for a Sphinx Venture Fund grant! Learn more and apply by 9/30: https://t.co/1b8mLEVr9m.
Announcing the LAST MQVC Summer Series of 2020!
🌟 Meg Quigley Summer Series Week NINE 🌟
🎶🔎 COMPOSER SESSION! 🔍🎶
📌 THURSDAY, August 13th, 5pm EDT/2pm PDT
In the final session of the 2020 Meg Quigley Summer… https://t.co/4h9qYRkAaD