Composer's Voice Concert November 13, 2001 La Scala De San Telmo Pasaje Giuffra 371 Buenos Aires, Argentina

In conjunction with La Scala De San Telmo, Vox Novus produced its first overseas concert in Buenos Aires. Similar in program, the concert made an opportunity for several debuts for American (both North and South) composers in New York and Argentina. This first Composer's Voice collaboration was a tremendous success with many debuts of contemporary music. We are proud to host debuts of Claudia Montero Benjamin Bierman, John Bouz, Robert Voisey and more.

Title Composer Instrument Perfromer Vendran lluvias suaves Adrian Pages soprano Agueda Abad-Pages piano Nora Cardahi Nocturno Adrian Pages soprano Agueda Abad-Pages piano Nora Cardahi Aprendizaje Adrian Pages soprano Agueda Abad-Pages piano Nora Cardahi Rhapsody John Bouz piano Nora Cardahi Fantasia para violin solo Claudia Monetro violin Miguel Buchhalter Preludes for Violin Benjamin Bierman violin Miguel Buchhalter Music is Poetry in Motion Robert Voisey soprano Agueda Abad-Pages violin Miguel Buchhalter

Performers Agueda Alejandra Fernandez Abad Miguel Buchhalter

Composers Benjamin Bierman Benjamin Bierman is a composer, trumpet player, educator, arranger, producer, and bandleader. He has a very wide range of musical experiences and an eclectic aesthetic sensibility to match. As a composer, his works have been performed both nationally and internationally. His works have been performed by, among others, Cygnus Ensemble, Monica Harte, The Remarkable Theater Brigade, 60x60 Project, Anderson/Fader guitar duo, The New York Victorian Consort (he is their resident arranger), and the CUNY Graduate Center Contemporary Music Ensemble. Claudia Montero Claudia Montero Was born in Buenos Aires, and started her musical education in Alberto Ginastera Conservatory in Buenos Aires, graduating in Musical Pedagogy and Composition. From 1993 to the present, she has had an opening for all her works, She has received requests from Soloists in the most pretisgious Orchestras in Buenos Aires, and Chamber Orchestras from the Chambers in Argentina, Spain and the rest of Europe. Robert Voisey “With few opportunities and much competition,...composers show creativity in just getting heard.” And in Chris Pasles’s article in the Los Angeles Times, Robert Voisey is highlighted as one of those composers. Composing electroacoustic and chamber music, his aesthetic oscillates from the Romantic to the Post Modern Mash-Up. His work has been performed in venues throughout the world including: Carnegie Hall, World Financial Center Winter Garden Atrium, and Stratford Circus in London.

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