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Category Archives: Contemporary Classical
New Oregon ArtsWatch Article
Cappella Romana, a Northwest professional vocal ensemble with international acclaim, will be hosting the Arvo Pärt Festival this coming weekend. Here is my preview article: Arvo Pärt Festival preview: Spirituality in sound
Crooked Stream
I wrote a string quartet in October. I submitted it to a call for string quartet scores from fEARnoMUSIC, a new music ensemble in Portland. It did not make the grade and another composer’s work was chosen: Tylor Neist’s Unfolding. … Continue reading
Eleven Nights
Eleven Nights is a solo piano work written in 2009. It is the last contemporary classical piece I wrote before shifting to songwriting under my alter ego Daniel Boone’s Fault. It uses a composition technique that employs folk tunes, fiddle … Continue reading
Posted in Contemporary Classical, Recordings
Tagged acoustic music, cascadia composers, composition, contemporary classic, contemporary piano music, Daniel Heila, english broadside ballads, english folksong, eugene, eugene oregon, folk music, hung-yun chu, new music, piano, piano music
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Review of Project Trio at the Shedd Institute in Eugene, Oregon
Here is a link to a review I wrote for the Oregon Arts Watch. My friend Brett Campbell is an editor on staff and asked me to review Project Trio’s workshop and performance a week back at the Shedd Institute … Continue reading
