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IN THE WORKS Kati Agócs appointed to the composition faculty of the New England Conservatory in Boston Read the NEC news link Duo Concertante (Violinist Nancy Dahn and pianist Timothy Steeves) premiere Supernatural Love, Canada Council for the Arts commission, at the North Okanagan Community Concert Association (Vernon, British Columbia)
The American Academy of Arts and Letters awards a 2008 Charles Ives Fellowship to Kati Agócs Read the news story in the national Hungarian publication, Fidelio Súgó (Budapest) Albany Symphony Orchestra (Dogs of Desire, David Alan Miller, conductor) premieres By the Streams of Babylon Read the review from the Daily Gazette, Schenectady, New York Time Out New York celebrates "Love is Come Again", CD featuring harpist Bridget Kibbey's debut recording of Every Lover is a Warrior, as one of its Top 10 Recordings of 2007 ASCAP Foundation presents the Leonard Bernstein Fellowship to Kati Agócs in Awards Ceremony at Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York. (Read the CBC News Profile) CBC Commission for solo piano “Nostalgia for Airs Unheard” premiered by Christina Petrowska Quilico; broadcast nationally on CBC Radio and Radio France (Hear the World Premiere Broadcast) Kati Agocs attends the Tanglewood Music Center with the ASCAP Foundation Leonard Bernstein Composer Fellowship MUSO Classical Music Magazine (U.K.) profiles Kati Agócs’s collaboration with harpist Bridget Kibbey as part of a performer feature article (Read the article) St. Luke's Chamber Ensemble premieres new commissioned work for cello duet, I and Thou, on its Second Helpings Series, Notable Women Festival (Review on Press page) (Hear Work) Da Capo Chamber Players premiere Immutable Dreams for Quintet, commissioned by the American Composers Forum Jerome Foundation Composers Commissioning Program, 28 January 2007, Merkin Hall, New York. Program: Second Viennese Roots and Shoots, with music by George Perle, Milton Babbitt, Webern Fredrik Ullén gives the world premiere of Division of Heaven and Earth for solo piano at Nybrojaken 11, Stockholm, Sweden. Excerpts from reviews in Swedish national newspapers Kati Agócs named a 2006 Composition Fellow by The New York Foundation for the Arts “The Mechanics of Culture: New Music in Hungary Since 1990,” article by Kati Agócs, published in the September 2006 issue of The Musical Times |
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