It'll be here before you know it!

Cordelia review in SF Bay Times

Very thoughtful, I think.  I recommend you click here.

Review of Cordelia by Gaetana Caldwell-Smith

Click here to read it.  Anna does not, in fact do any singing in the play.  We teased her about that all last evening to the effect of, "Well, Gaetana said so, so now you have to sing!"

Cordelia opens on April 20th

And I will spend all day tomorrow in tech rehearsal. The show runs for three weekends, with 12 performances. Here's where to buy your tickets online, and I hope to see you in the audience!

Excerpt from Penelope

Amy Likar commissioned this piece from me, and she is playing it in this recording from December 18th. The music has three lines, one for piccolo sounds, one for vocal sounds, and one for footsteps. It's good to hear a piccolo player make all the sounds they're capable of! Or maybe just most of them.

Live recording of Alcyone from December 18th, 2010

Laura Malouf-Renning, mezzo-soprano
Phillip Greenlief, clarinet
Cory Wright, bass clarinet
Lisa Mezzacappa, contrabass
Suki O'Kane, percussion

Blog post about the music of Cordelia

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A Theatre of Yugen board member blogs about the music of the upcoming play Cordelia, its basis in Noh tradition, and its modern innovations.  And there's a picture of my back, rehearsing.