April 1, 2001 - The St. Louis Symphony, conducted by Dr. Julius
Karr-Bertolli, performed Partita for String
Orchestra during the Festival of African American Music (FESAAM
2001) in St. Louis, MO.
March 31, 2001 - St. Louis, MO. Flautist Wendy Hymes played
selections from Dancing Through the Walls,
an electro/acoustical work for flute and Virtual Percussion ensemble during
the Festival of African American Music (FESAAM 2001) in St. Louis, MO. This
dance suite has been released on Delos International Records and was nominated
for a Grammy.
February 8, 2000 - Rambunctious Serenade
performed by the UCLA Orchestra, conducted by Jon Robertson, at
UCLA's Schoenberg Hall.
November 11, 1999 - Dancing Through
the Walls performed by Laura Hamm, flautist, and the New
Chamber Ensemble of the Center for Black Music Research at the South
Shore Cultural Center in Chicago, IL. Coleridge Taylor-Perkinson, Musical
Director.
October 14, 1999 - Piece for Chamber
Orchestra performed by the New Chamber Ensemble of the Center
for Black Music Research at the South Shore Cultural Center in Chicago, IL,
Coleridge Taylor-Perkinson, Conductor.
October 14, 1999 - Arion's
Song (Woodwind Quintet #2) performed by the Imani Woodwind
Quintet, at Christ & St. Stephen's Church in New York
City.
October 9, 1999 - Three Chaconnes in
Blue performed by piano soloist, Darryl Hollister, at the University
of Pittsburgh, Conference on "African Pianism."
October 7, 1999 - Three Chaconnes in Blue
performed by piano soloist, Mark Boozer, at the University of
Pittsburgh, Conference on "African Pianism."
February 1999 - Atalanta's
Challenge performed by the Memphis Symphony Orchestra. For Soprano
saxophone and Orchestra. Allen Rippe, saxophonist; Vincent Danner,
conductor.
October 15, 1998 - Rambunctious Serenade
performed by the Yale Wind Ensemble. Conducted by Thomas
Duffy. (They performed a wind ensemble version of this work.)
August 1997 - Round Robin, a
Divertissement for Clarinet Choir, was premiered at the European
Clarinet/Saxophone Conference in Budapest by the Hungarian Clarinet Choir
Association. It was also broadcast over the Bartok Channel of Hungarian National
Radio.