Circles and Lines + Cadillac Moon Ensemble + WVUM.org

Our Interview with Cadillac Moon Ensemble and Jackson Parodi on WVUM 90.5 FM The Voice‘s classical lunch will air at 11:00AM EST Today! Topics discussed cover collaborating during the composition process, new classical music and much, much more! Oh, yeah also clips of pieces we’ve written for Cadillac Moon! Tune in here: http://wvum.org/index.php/wvum/stream/

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New recordings of The Cure at Troy and the second movement of my 1st String Quartet

Simply put:

String Quartet No. 1 – Movement II; Grave

Violin I – Curtis Stewart Violin II – Patti Kilroy Viola – Sarah Lemons Cello – James Waldo

String Quartet No. 1 – II. Grave

The Cure at Troy

Violin I – Amanda Lo Violin II – Jeff Young Viola – Sarah Lemons Cello I [...]

Flute Multi-Phonics

I’ve recently been geeking out over a book (really it’s the appendix of a book) that has all practical flute multi-phonics written out. Yes, that’s correct 1826 different multi-phonics. The interesting thing about this appendix is that it is hyper specific to the actual frequencies of each pitch, dividing the scale used (from a fundamental [...]

Circles and Lines Live @ Le Poisson Rouge

Post Card Art Front

The composer consortium I am a part of is having another concert at Le Poisson Rouge on May 2nd at 7:30 PM! It would be great to see you all there. Below is the program. We have some fantastic players joining us, including Iktus Percussion Quartet and Transit New Music [...]

Love Songs: Sheet Music

These are songs for Mezzo Soprano and Piano that I wrote a few months ago and were performed at the latest Circles and Lines concert in December. I’ll hopefully have recordings for you all soon. The texts are below each blurb about the piece.

Mezzo-Soprano, Piano Score of Love Songs

The cycle is intended to [...]

Recitals

Apologies to readers, the posting may be a little light in the coming days as I’ll be preparing for and performing my senior recital on Sunday. Afterwards I hope to have some interesting articles on art and the economy and a guest post from Patti Kilroy on the edition of Bach Partitas and Sonatas I [...]

Grant Awarded to Put on The Cure At Troy

I recently applied for a collaborative grant to put on a performance art piece I am writing called The Cure at Troy. I am happy to announce that I have been awarded $2000 to rehearse, promote and perform my work:

On behalf of the review panel of the Coordinating Council for Music at New York [...]

Prelude in Bb Minor

I wrote part of this piece at the end of last year. It, like the last movement of my Viola Sonata, is in a semetrical mode consisting of the pitches, C, Db, Eb, E, F#, G#, A# (Bb). I feel it is very different from most of what I have written before, though still considerably [...]

Compositions By Eric Lemmon

To make an easy update on content, I am happily posting most of my complete, original compositions for the general public to download and enjoy. I entreat any composers who wish to have free hosting of their work to send me an email at elemmon@opensourcemusic.org and I would be happy to post them up here [...]