Project 440

  • Cornelius Dufallo

    Senescence Music was written in 2008 as part of ETHEL's collaboration with choreographer Annie-B Parson. The term senescence refers to the process of aging in plant leaves. When I w... Jun 15, 2010

    Cornelius Dufallo
  • Corey Dargel

    These two songs come from the larger work Thirteen Near-Death Experiences, an art-pop song cycle about different kinds of psychiatric delusions, with a focus on hypochondria. Everyb... Jun 15, 2010

    Corey Dargel
  • Conrad Tao

    Love is the constant enigma. I aim to search the endless possibilities and risks that love entails. Love, that huge concept, that bombastic idea that countless books and films poun... Jun 15, 2010

    Conrad Tao
  • Christopher Trapani

    Sparrow Episodes unfolds like a musical comic book, a series of consecutive snapshots. Musical material varies wildly from frame to frame, but together the episodes trace a single r... Jun 15, 2010

    Christopher Trapani
  • Caleb Burhans

    The Things Left Unsaid was commissioned by a cello octet called the Tarab Cello Ensemble in the summer of 2006. The piece explores the emotions of both the things left unsaid that ... Jun 15, 2010

    Caleb Burhans
  • Beata Moon

    My second CD of chamber music, Earthshine, was designed to let me experiment with writing for a variety of solo instrumental and mixed ensembles. The good fortune of my collaboratio... Jun 15, 2010

    Beata Moon
  • Anthony Cheung

    One of my favorite places to visit is the Point Lobos State Reserve along the Monterey Coast, some two hours south of San Francisco. Unique to this area are the famous Monterey Cypr... Jun 15, 2010

    Anthony Cheung
  • Ann Millikan

    Ballad Nocturne (2009) was commissioned by Orchestra Filarmonica di Torino for pianist Emanuele Arciuli. It is both a ballad, in the tradition of jazz music, and a nocturne, in the ... Jun 15, 2010

    Ann Millikan
  • Andy Akiho

    I falleN TwO, a quintet for string quartet and steel pans, depicts in seven continuous movements the struggles of an individual faced with dualities.  The title embraces multiple in... Jun 15, 2010

    Andy Akiho
  • Amy Kirsten

    Lately I’ve been researching the history of The Little Red Riding Hood for an opera I’m composing. I’ve come across quite a number of versions of this well-known story. Many of the ... Jun 15, 2010

    Amy Kirsten