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The Vision String Quartet
is scheduled to play Carl's Third String Quartet
at the Kleiner Saal of Hamburg's
Elbphilharmonie on
14 January 2021. The program will include Beethoven's string quartet op 18 no 4 and
Verdi's E minor quartet. |
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With the continued uncertainty of concert activities
during the global pandemic,
there may be no news of future performances for some time. |
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| Recent Highlights |
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On In June 2020 the
Piano Duo Hayashizaki-Hagemann
was scheduled to perform Carl's
Sonata for Piano Four Hands at the
Art Museum Spendhaus in
Reutlingen, Germany.
The venue is closed until further notice due to Covid-19. |
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The innovative multimedia experience ZOFOMOMA
featuring Carl's "Arrival of Implacable Gifts"
was to receive new performances from the ZOFO Piano Duet in the USA. All performances have been cancelled due to Covid-19. |
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Lindsay Garritson's worldwide premiere
tour to launch Carl's Fourth Piano Sonata is on hold due
to Covid-19. Her performances at the
Melbourne Recital Centre in Australia and at the
Esplanade Recital Studio in Singapore
have both been postponed until next year.
Ms Garritson's exclusive right to perform the work has been extended until mid-2021. |
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Performances of Carl's
Percussion Symphony
on 18 and
19 March 2020,
by the
Canberra Symphony Orchestra
conducted by
Nicholas Milton AM, were cancelled
due to Covid-19. |
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Carl's Piano Sonata No 4 was
commissioned by Lindsay Garritson
who gave the first performance at Carnegie Hall (New York) on
November 11
2019. Ms Garritson gave further performances in Barcelona at the
Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya (26 Jan),
and in London at the
Royal College of Music (28 Jan)
and at the
University of West London (29 Jan). |
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CDBaby Music has released a new album of
Carl's piano music performed by American pianist
Lindsay Garritson.
It features the premiere recording of Carl's Fourth Piano Sonata alongside his First Piano Sonata,
the Anne Landa Preludes, Five Bagatelles and
Toccatissimo. |
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Carl's Sixth String Quartet, Child's Play,
was performed by the Goldner String Quartet
in November 2019 at the Ukaria Cultural Centre
in Mount Barker (South Australia).
They performed it again later that month at the 2019
Huntington Estate Music Festival
in Mudgee, New South Wales. |
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Carl composed a new work to be the last music ever heard at the 30th and final
Huntington
Estate Music Festival in November 2019.
"A Farewell to Music" featured every musician appearing at the festival. It is a solo cantata
setting of Shelley's evocative poem, Music, When Soft Voices Die.
(see the performance on Youtube). |
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Masterful pianist
Poom Prommachart played Carl's Piano Sonata No 1 at the
Steinway Piano Gallery Ottawa on
27 October. Poom is co-founder and Artistic Director of the
VP Agency in Singapore representing an exclusive roster
of exceptional international pianists. |
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"Then and Now" is Carl's new song for
Katie Noonan and the
Australian String Quartet using the poetry of remarkable
activist and artist Oodgeroo Noonuccal. It was premiered in an
extensive concert tour of Australia starting at the
Sydney Opera House on 28 October. The complete project is available on Katie's CD
The Glad Tomorrow. |
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The Jupiter String Quartet performs Carl's piano quintet,
"Fantasia", with pianist
Bernadette Harvey on a new CD on the
Marquis Classics label.
The album features the world premiere recordings of four works commissioned by the
Arizona Friends of Chamber Music. Available at the
Marquis Website and on
Amazon. |
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In June 2019 Carl's Choral Symphony (Symphony No 6) was performed at the
Grant Park Music Festival
in Chicago.
Carlos Kalmar conducted the
Grant Park Orchestra and Chorus at Millennium Park. |
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The ZOFO Piano Duet presented its
ZOFOMOMA multimedia experience throughout Australia
in May 2019.
The performance included Carl's
"Arrival of Implacable Gifts" for piano four hands,
commissioned especially for the production. |
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Conductor Arvo Volmer directed the
Estonian National Symphony Orchestra in the Estonian premiere of Carl's Symphony No 7 in
February 2019
at the Estonia Concert Hall in Tallinn. |
