Last month I had the distinct honor of attending a Holiday concert in a rather chilly New Jersey, during which my Global Music Award winning piece Wind Quintet 1 was played for the very first time. Thanks to Jane Rondin and the Zephyrs Winds, I got to hear what the ‘human element’ could add to the composition I’d been hearing in my head and online for weeks.
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“Direct human interaction transforms the way we experience music.” (Recordings vs. live concerts) @Stephen_P_Brown
It was pretty good!
The audience seemed to really enjoy all four movements and I’m so pleased there were many friends & fans who were able to join us before (for drinks in town), during and after the concert – thank you. It’s always really nice to see familiar faces and meet new folk, too.
For those of you who were not able to attend, here’s what happened:
Stephen P Brown’s “Wind Quintet 1”
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Do you like this piece?
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