Blair Hamrick will be performing a my piece Fólkvangr which I wrote for her in 2019 as part of the program for her final recital in pursuit of a DMA at Stony Brook University
As part of their program the clarinet choir at Emporia State University under the direction of Dawn McConkie will be performing “Ice-9”. Live stream available here
The program features winners of the annual Meadows Concerto Competition, who are chosen to perform with the orchestra from a highly competitive field of talented Meadows undergraduate and graduate students. Highlighting the concert is the world premiere of Jason Mulligan’s They Come Through the Wires, a short work inspired by horror films, novels and games that takes the listener on a journey through anger, fear, anxiety, momentary relief and back.
The program features winners of the annual Meadows Concerto Competition, who are chosen to perform with the orchestra from a highly competitive field of talented Meadows undergraduate and graduate students. Highlighting the concert is the world premiere of Jason Mulligan’s They Come Through the Wires, a short work inspired by horror films, novels and games that takes the listener on a journey through anger, fear, anxiety, momentary relief and back.
The Sterling Trio presents their inaugural concert tour, The Edge of Oblivion. Alissa Roca, Brian Tracey, and Jason Mulligan perform Dominick Argento’s To Be Sung Upon the Water, excerpts from Ricky Ian Gordon’s Orpheus & Euridice, and two world premieres by Jason Mulligan and Steven Serpa.
Admission is pay what you want, all are welcome regardless of ability to pay.
Inspired by the eclectic album of the same title by Joni Mitchell, this four-part series invites the audience on a journey through the many colors and connotations of blue found in life and in death. This performance will feature the music of Julie Giroux, Frank Ticheli, Stephen Montague, and the premiere of Jason Mulligan’s The Things We See.
“Acid, booze, and a**
Needles, guns, and grass
Lots of laughs
Lots of laughs
Everybody's saying that hell's the hippest way to go well
I don't think so, but I'm
Gonna take a look around it though Blue
I love you”-Joni Mitchell, Blue
Let's. Get. Spooky.
Come celebrate local musicians and living composers of horn music, all while drinking tasty Urban Artifact beers!
Featuring:
Jess Pinkham, Ariadne Antipa, Brooke Ten Napel, Aaron Brant, Amy Lassiter, and Alex Dick
Performing works by:
Jason Mulligan, Tim Martin, Paul Basler, and Andrea Clearfield
Poetry read by Beth Uhimchuk
Promotional art by Lizzy DuQuette
(Includes the US premiere of Folkvangr for French Horn and Piano
Works by Esa-Pekka Salonen, John Adams, Terry Riley, Andrew Waggoner, Stephen Jaffe, and others, including premiere performances of works written for Ms. Cheng by Duke composition fellows Huijuan Ling and Jason Mulligan.
WCM Chamber Music Immersion Fellows premiere new works composed for the festival followed by an open rehearsal on the music of Harold Meltzer. Includes the premiere of In Broad Daylight for melodica, cello, percussion, and piano.
Meet the WCM Fellows and Open Rehearsal, Questions and Discussion with Festival Artists and Composer-in-Residence Harold Meltzer. Includes the premiere of One Against the Other for four hands piano, performed by Jason Mulligan and Huijuan Ling.
Jim Drayton premieres Salamandra for oboe and piano.
Alissa Roca and Jason Mulligan present an evening of art song that takes audiences on a whiplash inducing journey of narrative contrasts. The program ranges from well known classics like Mozart’s "Das Veilchen" and Schubert’s "Gretchen am spinnrade" to exciting recent works by Libby Larsen and Kevin Puts. And it features the world premieres of two songs by Akshaya Tucker and Jason Mulligan! Joined by special guest Brian Tracey!
Alissa Roca and Jason Mulligan appear in a special one night only performance at Germano’s Piattini. The program includes selections from their Contrasts concert tour followed by opera and musical theater favorites!
Blair Hamrick premieres my new piece for horn and piano, Folkvangr. A long overdue collaboration, this piece depicts the search for a place to rest after a conflict internal or external.
Alissa Roca and Jason Mulligan present an evening of art song that takes audiences on a whiplash inducing journey of narrative contrasts. The program ranges from well known classics like Mozart’s "Das Veilchen" and Schubert’s "Gretchen am spinnrade" to exciting recent works by Libby Larsen and Kevin Puts. And it features the world premieres of two songs by Akshaya Tucker and Jason Mulligan!
Alissa Roca and Jason Mulligan present an evening of art song that takes audiences on a whiplash inducing journey of narrative contrasts. The program ranges from well known classics like Mozart’s "Das Veilchen" and Schubert’s "Gretchen am spinnrade" to exciting recent works by Libby Larsen and Kevin Puts. And it features the world premieres of two songs by Akshaya Tucker and Jason Mulligan!
Jason Mulligan and Alissa Roca present an evening of art song that takes audiences on a whiplash inducing journey of narrative contrasts. The program ranges from well known classics like Mozart’s Das Veilchen and Schubert’s Gretchen am spinnrade to exciting recent works by Libby Larsen and Kevin Puts. And it features the world premieres of two songs by Akshaya Tucker and Jason Mulligan!
Concert featuring various ESU Woodwind groups with a special performance from the Emporia High School Flute Choir
you say you’re ok + by Jason Mulligan
Three Pieces of Odyessy by Kyle Krause*
Apricity by Kyle Krause*
Delirium + by Aaron Gage
Kilonova + by Aaron Gage
+indicates world premier
Rising Star Recital featuring excerpts from Preludes for Piano and A Child’s Garden of Verses. Performance will include the premiere of two new art songs.
Alissa Roca presents her last recital at Southern Methodist University. The program includes my setting of Lewis Caroll's "Jabberwocky" as well as the premiere of "A Simple Memory".
Harrison Hintzsche and Carson Rose Schneider premiere "Loveliness Revealed" at a competition for new art songs.
Mary Claire Curran performs a wide ranging program of works from Tchaikosvky and Mahler to American music theatre, including Lacrimosa for Soprano and Piano.
"A Child's Garden of Verses" performed by Jacob Christopher and Carson Rose Schneider
Michael Raymond Rittling and Sean Meyers present music for soprano sax and double bass, apart and together. Including the premiere of my new work "away from the wind" featuring Jordan Randall Smith, percussion.
Trio Mélange performs For Jessica at the New Music on the Bayou Festival
