Performances
The Utah Metropolitan Ballet will premiere Vanessa Cook’s ballet A Brief Collection of Moments with music by Dylan Findley. This work was commissioned by the Ariel Bybee Endowment Grant through the Center for Latter-day Saint Arts.
The Utah Metropolitan Ballet will premiere Vanessa Cook’s ballet A Brief Collection of Moments with music by Dylan Findley. This work was commissioned by the Ariel Bybee Endowment Grant through the Center for Latter-day Saint Arts.
The Wooster Symphony Orchestra premieres Pursuit!
I will present on interdisciplinary and collaborative work through two current projects in my presentation Navigating Interdisciplinary and Collaborative Communication."
A Real Buster will be performed at the Contemporary Art Music Project’s 2026 CAMPGround Festival!
Dylan Findley will perform on laptop with saxophonist Andrew Hosler on Pierre Boulez’s Dialogue d’lombre double as part of Andrew Hosler’s solo recital.
to till the ground will be performed at the Florida State University Festival of New Music.
Pierre Boulez’s Dialogue de l'ombre double will be performed by Andrew Hosler on saxophone and Dylan Findley on laptop/electronics.
to till the ground will be performed at the Christian Fellowship of Art Music Composers Conference themed “Sound, Light, and Imagination” at Indiana Wesleyan University.
A Real Buster will be performed by Andrew Hosler.
An Undisclosed Location for four performers receives its premiere by the Wooster Contemporary Chamber Ensemble.
Abby Washinger and Kathryn Stockmaster premiere a rOund for bassoon duo.
Daniel Murray will premiere to till the ground for solo guitar as part of the 2024 São Paulo Contemporary Composers Festival.
Csaba Jevtic-Somlai and I will jointly compose and perform Celebration! for the International Clarinet Association’s ClarinetFest in Dublin, Ireland. The ambitious multimedia work aims to interact with audience members in a way that builds a sense of community.
Calliope: East Bay Center for Music & Arts Presents: Ting Luo - New Works for Solo Piano will feature the second performance of my Cosmic Cliffs, this time performed as an acoustic piece.
Pa-Hay-Okee will be performed as part of the University of Oklahoma’s inner sOUndscapes Festival. Stay tuned for details!
Dylan Findley’s A Real Buster, premieres featuring Andrew Hosler, and Dylan plays the music of Ingrid Stölzel, Mark Volker, and Patrick Chan. Hosler also performs a new work by Cara Haxo.
Monte Taylor, Patrick Chan, Mark Volker, Jacob Lyon, Will Sieber, and Dylan will perform a live improvisation.
Every work will be accompanied by videos created by Dylan Findley and Jacob Lyon, and Thom Haxo.
Program:
Zwischenraum by Ingrid Stölzel
Echoes of Yesterday by Mark Volker
Stories, Secrets, and Forgotten Wisdom by Cara Haxo
Improvisation by Monte Taylor, Patrick Chan, Dylan Findley, Jacob Lyon, and Will Sieber
—Intermission—
Tempora mutantur by Patrick Chan
A Real Buster by Dylan Findley
Dylan Findley will perform Pa-Hay-Okee as part of the 2024 Web Audio Conference, hosted at Purdue University.
Dylan Findley performs his Five Wooster Miniatures, written for the College of Wooster Celebration of Creators and Scholars.
Exact time TBA.
I will be performing Pa-Hay-Okee for the Napoleon Electronic Music Festival! This piece for this festival was accepted again after being one of the cancelled entries for the 2021 edition (thanks to COVID…). Looking forward to finally getting to gather for this!
Dr. Louie Eckhardt plays Lo! along with Honegger, Wheeler, MacMilan, Gershwin, and Hedwig.
Csaba Jevtic-Somlai will perform The Story of Our Journey at the Burton Barr Library in Phoenix. This 53-minute piece was commissioned through the In FLUX program sponsored by the City of Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture in 2020 and was virtually premiered that year. After several live performances, we are excited to present the work to the originally intended Phoenix community.
Learn more here: https://www.phoenix.gov/arts/presents
Guest saxophonist Drew Hosler will perform Six Sax Pieces in a recital on the College of Wooster campus.
I’m very excited to return to Miami to perform Improvisations VI: Just, Plane, Natural ! The College Music Society concert is open to those who are part of the festival and will be held at the Marriot Hotel in Dadeland.
Written for the University of South Florida’s McCormick Percussion Group, Figurings receives its premiere. This work for percussion quartet and clarinet features Calvin Falwell on clarinet.
Concert 3
June 20, 9pm
Tenri Cultural Institute
43A W 13th St, New York, NY 10011
Judith Lang Zaimont: ASTRAL ... a mirror life on the astral plane ...
Dinah Bianchi: Harmony 58
Sepehr Pirasteh: Narrative
Dylan Findley: i2i
Moon Young Ha
Cosmic Cliffs will be premiered by Ting Luo as part of New Art Collaboration. More details forthcoming!
Csaba Jevtic-Somlai will perform The Story of Our Journey as part of a residency for international refugee advocacy group Their Story is Our Story on the College of Wooster campus.
Lo! will be performed by Dr. Louie Eckhardt as the closer to Friday’s performance at the University of Nebraska at Kearney’s New Music Festival.
Galán Trio performs Ánimo as part of their Midwest Kinesis Tour. Also on this concert are performances of works by Daniel Powers, Brooke Joyce, Navid Bargrizan, Jeffrey Kowalkowski/Pantellis Bolarakis, Mary Ellen Haupert, Randy Bauer, and Alex Lubet.
Galán Trio performs Ánimo as part of their Midwest Kinesis Tour. Also on this concert are performances of works by Daniel Powers, Brooke Joyce, Navid Bargrizan, Jeffrey Kowalkowski/Pantellis Bolarakis, Mary Ellen Haupert, Randy Bauer, and Alex Lubet.
Galán Trio performs Ánimo as part of their Midwest Kinesis Tour. Also on this concert are performances of works by Daniel Powers, Brooke Joyce, Navid Bargrizan, Jeffrey Kowalkowski/Pantellis Bolarakis, Mary Ellen Haupert, Randy Bauer, and Alex Lubet.
Galán Trio performs Ánimo as part of their Midwest Kinesis Tour. Also on this concert are performances of works by Daniel Powers, Brooke Joyce, Navid Bargrizan, Jeffrey Kowalkowski/Pantellis Bolarakis, Mary Ellen Haupert, Randy Bauer, and Alex Lubet.
