Other notable performances have included Doug Yeo's presentation of his Concertofor Bass Trombone and Orchestra with the New England Conservatory Honors Orchestra, and the Paris Conservatoire's performance of his Palace of Nine Perfections In addition, concertsįeaturing all-Ewazen programs were given by Charles Vernon at DePaul University and at the Curtis Institute, Lawrence University, Kennesaw State University, the University of Arizona, Brevard College and Western Michigan. Ewazen was a featured composer at the European Percussive Arts Society Convention in Paris, France where the Orchestre de la Garde Rkpublicaine performed his Marimba Concerto under the direction of Francois Boulanger. He has also received commissions to compose symphonic wind ensemble works for the Bi-Centennial of West Point and for the USAF Heritage of America Band at Langley AFB, VA. Ewazen's recent and upcoming commissions include a Double Concertofor Trumpet, Trombone and Orchestra,written for the principal players of the Tucson Symphony, a Bassoon Concerto for Florida State University, The Palace of Nine Pe$ections for Oklahoma University, a Symphonyfor Strings for the InternationalSejong Soloists and a piano trio for the Ahn Trio. premiere of Shadowcatcherwith the American Brass Quintet. The Charleston (South Carolina) Symphony premiered his Concertofor Tenor Trombone and Orchestra and the West Virginia Symphony gave the U.S. Of the Chicago Symphony) were the first to perform The Art of the Cig along with the Chicago Chamber Musicians. Hornist Gail Williams and Larry Combs (principal clarinetist Linda Strommen and the American Sinfonietta performed Ewazen's Oboe Concerto for the first time in Bellingham, Washington. The Tenerife Symphony premiered the Balladefor Bass Trombone, Harp and String Orchestra in the Canary Islands. She-e Wu and the Orchestra Moments Musicales performed the Concertofor Marimba and String Orchestra in Taipei, Taiwan. The American Brass Quintet with the Orquesta Sinfonica Carlos Chavez performed Shadowcatcher, his brass quintet concerto for the first time in Mexico City. Ewazen's orchestral and chamber works have been premiered around the world. Two of his solo CDs are available on Well-Tempered Productions. His works are recorded on EM1 Classics, Summit Records, &Note Records, CRS Records, New World, Clique Track, Helicon, Hyperion, Cala, and Albany. He has received a number of composition awards and prizes and his works have been commissioned and performed by many soloists, chamber ensembles and orchestras in the U.S. at the Eastman School of Music and his M.M. ERIC EWAZEN Eric Ewazen was born in 1954 in Cleveland, Ohio.

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