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Ricardo Zohn-MuldoonAssociate Professor of CompositionPerformances: Performances in the United States, México, Germany, Italy, Poland, The Netherlands, and Venezuela. DE RODE HOED, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Hebras, performed by Muzyka Centrum, as part of the International Festival Ensemble Spiel, October 2003. AKADEMIA MUZYCZNA, Krakow, Poland. Hebras, performed by Muzyka Centrum, as part of the International Festival Ensemble Spiel, September 2003. SPRENGEL MUSEUM, Hannover, Germany. Hebras premiered by Muzyka Centrum, as part of the International Festival Ensemble Spiel, August 2003. REAKTORHALLE, Munich, Germany. Niñopolilla, repeat performance, as part of Festival A•DEvantgarde, musicians from the Musik Hochschule, Ulrich Nicholai, conductor, June 2003. REAKTORHALLE, Munich, Germany. Niñopolilla premiered as part of Festival A•DEvantgarde, musicians from the Musik Hochschule, Ulrich Nicholai, conductor, June 2003. SALA BLAS GALINDO, Centro Nacional de las Artes, México City, México. Candelabra III premiered as part of the Foro de Música Contemporánea Manuel Enríquez, by Ensemble Sirius and Camerata de las Américas, José Luis Castillo, conductor, May 2003. WATSON HALL, University of Cincinnati. GuiTangoperformed by the CCM Guitar Ensemble, as part of their Graduate Recital, May 2003. KATZIN CONCERT HALL, Arizona State University. Páramoperformed by the New Music Ensemble, Glenn Hackbarth, director, May 2003. PATRICIA CORBETT THEATER, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. GuiTango premiered by the CCM Guitar Ensemble, as part of the 30th Anniversary of the guitar program at the College-Conservartory of Music, May 2003. AKADEMIE DER SCHÖNEN KÜNSTE, Munich, Germany. Páramo performed by Neue Ensemble Hannover, December 2002. FESTIVAL SPAZIOMUSICA, Cagliari, Italy. Páramo performed by ensemble Icarus, November 2002. OLD DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHONE GESELLSCHAFT, Hannover, Germany. Páramo performed by Neue Ensemble Hannover, November 2002. CONSERVATORIO NACIONAL, México City. Candelabra II performed by Cuarteto Latinoamericano, October 2002. CENTRO NACIONAL DE LAS ARTES, Sala Blas Galindo, México City. Candelabra II premiered by Cuarteto Latinoamericano, October 2002. FESTIVAL A-TEMPO, Caracas, Venezuela. Páramo performed by the College-Conservatory of Music Chamber Players, July 2002. ROBERT WERNER HALL, College-Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati. Páramo performed by the College-Conservatory of Music Chamber Players, July 2002. BRAUNSCHWEIG, Germany (at the inauguration of the Mexican Pavillion). Flores del Viento II performed by Neue Ensemble Hannover, July 2002. BALLHOF, Hannover, Germany. Flores del Viento II performed by Neue Ensemble Hannover, May 2002. YERBABUENA CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Danza Nocturna performed by the San Francisco Contemporary Players, May 2002. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, School of Music Recital Hall. Danza Nocturna performed by the Furious Band, March 2002. Awards and commissions (including recently completed and in progress): FROMM MUSIC FOUNDATION, commission, 2003 To compose a work for Eastman-based ensemble Tarab. ENSEMBLE SPIEL FESTIVAL, commission, 2003 Hebras, premiered in August 2003. SISTEMA NACIONAL DE CREADORES DE ARTE, México’s National Fund for Culture and the Arts, fellowship, 2002-2004. FESTIVAL A*DEVANTGARDE, commission, 2002 NiñoPolilla, a miniature chamber opera, as part of the project “The Last Days of V.I.R.U.S.” (premiered in June 2003)* HOWARD HANSON FUND, Eastman School of Music, 2002. CCM GUITAR ENSEMBLE, Clare Callahan, Director, 2002. Tango II(for premiere in April, 2003)* CUARTETO LATINOAMERICANO, sponsored by Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes, México, 2002. Candelabra II premiered October 2002. SIRIUS ENSEMBLE, 2001, sponsored by the U.S./México Fund for Culture. Candelabra III, for piano and percussion (soloists), bass clarinet, and string orchestra (premiere in 2003)* JUAN HERMIDA, Universidad de las Américas, Puebla, México. Work for violoncello and piano, 2001. Candelabra, to be premiered December, 2003. Recordings Candelabra, for violoncello and piano, to be recorded in January, 2003, by Juan Hermida and Misa Ito, as part of a CD featuring new works for their duo. The recording is sponsored by the Fondo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes (FONCA), of México, and will be distributed by Quindecim records. Speaking engagements Cornell University, Music Department. Guest speaker at the composition symposium, and also led a master-class for composition students, March 2003. |