Sacred Songs & Interludes in New Jersey... November 21: The Ars Musica Chorale, conducted by music director Robert Long, will perform Nancy Galbraith's choral suite "Sacred Songs & Interludes" at Westside Presbyterian Church in Ridgeway, New Jersey on Saturday November 21 at 7:00 PM. One of New Jersey's premiere choral ensembles, Ars Musica presented Nancy's "Magnificat" in June 2007. In 2005, Long also led his chamber choir Seraphim in a performance of "Magnificat" in St. Paul's Chapel at Columbia University. Robert Long has enjoyed a quite an impressive career in the NYC area in the past decade. You can read his bio on the Ars Musica web site, where you may also purchase tickets ($20) online. "Sacred Songs & Interludes" was featured on a recent recording by the Pittsburgh Camerata led by music director Rebecca Rollett.

Electric flute premiere in Pittsburgh... November 22: World renowned baroque flutist Stephen Shultz and Pittsburgh's celebrated electric cello ensemble Cello Fury will present the premiere of Nancy Galbraith's latest electroacoustical composition "Other Sun." The premiere is included on the program of the Carnegie Mellon Baroque Ensemble's concert at Kresge Recital Hall on the CMU campus in Pittsburgh on Sunday Novemember 22 at 5:00 PM. The concert will be recorded, and broadcast on WQED-FM at a later date. Schultz is a professor of music at Carnegie Mellon University, and director of the Baroque Ensemble. Last year Schultz and Celloforte premiered Galbraith's "Night Train" which also featured electroacoustical effects on the flute. The work was later recorded at the studios of Audible Images, and will be released on Galbraith's new CD in early 2010.

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