Faye-Ellen Silverman

Faye-Ellen Silverman, a resident of New York, NY, holds commissions from Thomas Matta for a work for bass trombone and piano, and from the International Women's Brass Conference for a work for Junction. She has received an ASCAP Standard Award and a National League of American Pen Women's Biennial Grant in Music.

Premieres

On March 21, 2002, in New York, NY, The Mannes Trio gave the first performance of Reconstructed Music, for violin, cello, and piano. In Sacramento, CA. on May 11, 2002, Festival Trumpets members presented Double Threat, for two trumpets, and Triple Threat, for three trumpets.

Performances

Also heard in Sacramento on May 11, 2002, was Xenium, for flute and piano, with Tracy Doyle and Julia Roslovsky Greer. A Monarch Brass Quintet performance, January 17, 2002, in Spartanburg, SC, included Dialogue Continued, for French horn, trombone, and tuba. Courtney Harrison Naliboff and Thomas Jerde played Love Songs, for soprano and flute/alto flute, in Providence, RI, April 18, 2002. On May 19, 2002, Anna Povich, Rozanna Weinberger, and Melissa Slocum presented Troubled Repose, for flute, viola, and bass viol, in Stony Brook, NY.

Publications

Reconstructed Music; spring 2002; Double Threat and Triple Threat; both summer 2002; all by Seesaw Music Corp.

Further Information

2000-2001 American Composers Update
1998-1999 American Composers Update
1997-1998 American Composers Update
1996-1997 American Composers Update
SAI's Composers Bureau Online
Further information may be found at the composer's website at the American Music Center




		The 2003 American Composers Update as published in PAN PIPES, Volume 95, Number 2 Faye-Ellen Silverman Faye-Ellen Silverman, a resident of New York, NY, holds commissions from Thomas Matta for a work for bass trombone and piano, and from the International Women's Brass Conference for a work for Junction. She has received an ASCAP Standard Award and a National League of American Pen Women's Biennial Grant in Music. Premieres On March 21, 2002, in New York, NY, The Mannes Trio gave the first performance of Reconstructed Music, for violin, cello, and piano. In Sacramento, CA. on May 11, 2002, Festival Trumpets members presented Double Threat, for two trumpets, and Triple Threat, for three trumpets. Performances Also heard in Sacramento on May 11, 2002, was Xenium, for flute and piano, with Tracy Doyle and Julia Roslovsky Greer. A Monarch Brass Quintet performance, January 17, 2002, in Spartanburg, SC, included Dialogue Continued, for French horn, trombone, and tuba. Courtney Harrison Naliboff and Thomas Jerde played Love Songs, for soprano and flute/alto flute, in Providence, RI, April 18, 2002. On May 19, 2002, Anna Povich, Rozanna Weinberger, and Melissa Slocum presented Troubled Repose, for flute, viola, and bass viol, in Stony Brook, NY. Publications Reconstructed Music; spring 2002; Double Threat and Triple Threat; both summer 2002; all by Seesaw Music Corp. Further Information 2000-2001 American Composers Update 1998-1999 American Composers Update 1997-1998 American Composers Update 1996-1997 American Composers Update SAI's Composers Bureau Online Further information may be found at the composer's website at the American Music Center
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The 2003 American Composers Update