Virtual Fallen Leaves
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Kyo-Shin-An Arts first virtual concert. Available all month. Two world premiere trios for piano, cello and shakuhachi by Randy Woolf and Masatora Goya. Plus a world premiere for solo piano by Eric Lyon and a new work for solo shakuhachi by Ingrid Arauco. The performers are Kathleen Supové, piano; Hikaru Tamaki, cello; and James Nyoraku Schlefer, shakuhachi.
PROGRAM
Bow Down (2020) by Randall Woolf (piano, cello and shakuhachi)
a Kyo-Shin-An Arts commission
Manas (2020) by Masatora Goya (piano, cello and shakuhachi)
a Kyo-Shin-An Arts commission
Screaming Fist from Earth to Kathy (2020) by Eric Lyon (solo piano)
Poem (Now it is spring) (2020) by Ingrid Arauco (solo shakuhachi)
Announcing 2021 Visionary Awards Recipient
2021 First Commission
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Paloma Alonso
"2020"
Darian Donovan Thomas, violin
Shayna Dunkelman, percussion
Angélica Negrón, mentor
Paloma Alonso is a New York City native. She is 13 years old and attends the Léman Manhattan Preparatory School. Her parents, both classical concert pianists, were her first piano teachers. Alonso cites her Cuban father and Albanian mother as major inspirations for introducing her to music of all styles and genres. She began studying cello six years ago with Juilliard-trained teacher Yves Dharamraj and also pursues her passion for dance at the school of New York Theatre Ballet where she has trained rigorously since the age of four. Alonso joined the New York Philharmonic Young Composers Program in 2017. She commented that "This wonderful program opened a whole new world of expression to me. Composing is another tool that allows me to be expressive in a beautiful and artistic way". In December 2019, on a Young People's Concert, the Philharmonic performed Alonso's Sweating Bullets under the baton of its Music Director Jaap van Zweeden. The orchestral work was scheduled to be performed by the Philharmonic again in April of 2020 but, was unfortunately cancelled due to the Covid-19 Pandemic.