Callithumpian Consort presents Globokar World Premiere

NEC: Jordan Hall | Directions

290 Huntington Ave.
Boston, MA
United States

The CALLITHUMPIAN CONSORT is dedicated to the proposition that music is an experience. Founded by pianist, conductor and NEC faculty Stephen Drury sometime in the 1980’s, the Consort is a professional ensemble producing concerts of contemporary music at the highest standard. Stephen Drury created the Callithumpian Consort in the belief that new music should be an exciting adventure shared by performers and listeners alike, and that the brand new masterpieces of our day are beautiful, sensuous, challenging, delightful, provocative, and a unique joy. Our audiences bring fresh ears to sounds never heard before; they bring their experiences from rock stadiums, jazz clubs, and internet electronica to the concert hall. They hunger for the new.

Tonight's performance features the world premiere of Vinko Globokar's "Les mots, les langues et les sons," commissioned by Callithumpian, with support from NEC, the French-American Cultural Exchange and Jeffrey Duryea. SICPP 2018 commissioned composer Brian Riordan will also have his "Recorded Ruins" premiered by the ensemble as well.

Ensembles
  • Callithumpian Consort
Conductors
Artists
  • Vinko Globokar, Composer
  1. Brian Riordan: Recorded Ruins (2018) World Premiere

    Commissioned by the Callithumpian Consort, as part of the SICPP program

    Artists
    • Christopher Moore, trombone
    • Lilit Hartunian, violin
    • Alexis Lanz, clarinet
    • Stephen Marotto, cello
    • Dorothy Chan, electric piano
    • Stephen Drury, conductor
  2. Pierluigi Billone: Mani.Δίκη (2012)

    Artists
    • Mike Williams, percussion
  3. Sabrina Schroeder: Stircrazer II (2013)

    Artists
  4. Paul Mortilla: Stupor (2015)

    Artists
    • Kyle Spraker, trumpet
    • David Goodchild, double bass
    • Yukiko Takagi, piano
    • Mike Williams, percussion
    • Alexis Lanz, bass clarinet
    • Stephen Drury, conductor
  5. Vinko Globokar: Les mots, les langues et les sons (2018) World Premiere

    commissioned by the Callithumpian Consort with funds provided by New England Conservatory, Jeffrey Duryea, and the French-American Cultural Exchange (FACE) Contemporary Music Fund, a program of FACE with major support from the Cultural Services of the French Embassy, SACEM, Institut français, and the Florence Gould Foundation

    Artists
    • Jennifer Ashe, soprano
    • Thea Lobo, contralto
    • Brian Church, bass
    • Ben Fox, oboe/English horn
    • Philipp Staeudlin, saxophone
    • Kyle Spraker, trumpet
    • Christopher Moore, trombone
    • Lilit Hartunian, violin
    • David Goodchild, double bass
    • Dan VanHassel, electric guitar
    • Yukiko Takagi, synthesizer
    • Mike Williams, percussion
    • Stephen Drury, conductor