Ted Vives named finalist in The 2013 American Prize in Composition - Choral Division The American Prize is pleased to announce composer FINALISTS for 2013 in the choral category, professional division. http://theamericanprize.blogspot.com/2013/06/finalist-composers-choral-professional.html FINALISTS: The American Prize in Composition—Choral, Professional Division      David Avshalomov   Santa Monica CA    Songs of Innocence and of Experience Greg  Bartholomew   Seattle WA    selected choral works Susan LaBarr    selected choral works Elise Letourneau   Orleans, ON Canada    selected choral works David Lipten   Tallahassee FL    Time’s Dream Daniel McCarthy   Akron OH    Song of Summer John Muehleisen   Mukilteo WA    selected choral works Richard Rice   Alexandria VA    Mental Cases (Wilfred Owen) Paul John Rudoi   Minneapolis MN    selected choral works Jake Runestad   Minneapolis MN    selected choral works Jonathan Santore   Plymouth NH    selected choral works Ted  Vives   Los Alamos NM    The Soldier (1914); Premonition Congratulations! The Music Lesson Reviewed in the April 2013 edition of The International Trombone Association Journal “The Music Lesson” a work commissioned by the Professional Music Teachers of New Mexico for its 2010 State Convention is reviewed by Thomas Zugger of Capital University on page 47 of the April 2013 edition of the International Trombone Association Journal, http://www.trombone.net/journal/ Ted Vives named Semi-finalist in The 2013 American Prize in Composition - Choral Division The American Prize is pleased to announce composer semi-finalists for 2013 in the orchestra and choral categories. "A significant number of candidates in each division made the preliminary cut," commented chief judge David Katz. "As we begin to move towards selecting finalists, and ultimately the winners and runners-up in each division, it will surely prove to be a very tight and exciting race, and a difficult final choice for our judges. The depth of talent on display is truly impressive." The American Prize in Composition—Choral, Professional Division      Jonathan Adams   Jonesboro AR Adrienne Albert   Los Angeles CA David Avshalomov   Santa Monica CA Greg  Bartholomew   Seattle WA Doug Brandt   New York NY B.J. Brooks   Canyon TX Oliver  Caplan   Somerville MA I'Lana S. Cotton   Medford OR David Crowe   Lee MA Rachel DeVore Fogarty   Nashville TN Raphael  Fusco   North Bergen NJ Joseph J. Giallombardo   Glenview IL Brian Holmes   San Jose CA Chiwei (Jerry) Hui   Madison WI Mary Ann Joyce-Walter   Airmont NY Ryan Keebaugh   Stephens City VA Frank La Rocca   Oakland CA Susan  LaBarr   Cleveland TN Elise Letourneau   Orleans, ON Canada Darin Lewis   Stamford CT David Lipten   Tallahassee FL Christopher Marshall  Orlando FL Luke Mayernik   Pittsburgh PA Daniel McCarthy   Akron OH Kathleen McGuire   San Francisco CA Margaret S. Meier   Claremont CA John Muehleisen   Mukilteo WA Stephen Murray   Richmond MA Sean Pflueger   Burke VA William Popp   Loveland CO Kathleen Ready   Westwood MA Richard Rice   Alexandria VA Paul John Rudoi   Minneapolis MN Jake Runestad   Minneapolis MN Jonathan Santore   Plymouth NH Ted  Vives   Los Alamos NM Deanna Witkowski   New York NY Now Available!!!! Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 (complete) for Concert Band and Chorus Survives Music (www.survivesmusic.net) is pleased to announce the publication of a new transcription for Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 in D minor for concert band and chorus. This new transcription of all four movements of Beethoven’s monumental work is now available form Survives Music. Ted Vives has taken great care to remain as faithful to Beethoven;s original orchestration as possible. All movements are in the original keys and can be performed with any edition of the choral parts. This welcome addition to the band repertoire will be premiered by the Los Alamos Community Winds this coming Spring (2013) A recording and video will be also available late next year. Score and parts are available for purchase or rental from Survives Music New Works for Chorus! Survives Music (www.survivesmusic.net) is pleased to announce the publication for 3 new works for chorus by Ted Vives: elegy - A choral setting based on the text of “A Parable of Immortality” by Henry Van Dyke Premonition - text by famed poet Robert Service (the Bard of Canada) Nursery Rhymes - a 4 movement suite of choral works based on English children’s songs and games. Samples of the works (pdf files) are available via Survives Music’s Vocal Works page, and can be ordered here. All works will be recorded by The Composer’s Choir of Middlefield, CT, Daniel Shaw, director. (audio samples will be posted in the near future.) http://theamericanprize.blogspot.com/2013/06/finalist-composers-choral-professional.htmlhttp://www.survivesmusic.nethttp://www.survivesmusic.netVocal%20Works.htmlOrder.htmlhttp://www.composerschoir.net/shapeimage_2_link_0shapeimage_2_link_1shapeimage_2_link_2shapeimage_2_link_3shapeimage_2_link_4shapeimage_2_link_5
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