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	Concerts for Contemporary Audiences
	The following are a list of concerts from members of Vox Novus

October 23rd, 2004	4:00 PM	a Composer's Voice Concert featuring Craig Hultgren
		12 Emily Street Valley Falls, New York Directions at Map Quest
		Cellist Craig Hultgren is an activist for new music, the newly creative arts, and the avant-garde. Possessing a broad range of instrumental techniques from traditional to radical, he has commissioned over fifty new works for the cello. Through his collaborations with living composers, he is changing the way people write for and listen to the instrument. Besides playing written compositions, Hultgren also performs his own spontaneous, free-style improvisations. He presents programs of new music throughout the country and abroad. His performances have been broadcast on National Public Radio’s Performance Today, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and European radio. The Birmingham News said of him, “Hultgren...pushes the limits of his instrument brilliantly by using extended techniques in fascinating ways.” Chained cello Craig Hultgren Craig Hultgren - cello and electronic playback hunger Robert Voisey Beth Griffith - soprano and electronic playback drowningXnumbers Dorothy Hindman Craig Hultgren - cello and electronic playback Note passing Note Mary Jane leach Beth Griffith - soprano and electronic playback Fantasy Monroe Golden Craig Hultgren - cello solo By Still Waters Dennis Bathory-Kitsz Beth Griffith - soprano and electronic playback The Artist and his model Charles Norman Mason Craig Hultgren - cello and electronic playback Jubilate Noah Creshevsky Beth Griffith - soprano, Craig Hultgren - cello and electronic playback We would also like to thank the Puffin Foundation and the Living Music Foundation for their commitment support. Funding provided by the Puffin Foundation "…continuing the dialogue between art and lives of ordinary people"

October 24th, 2004	3:00 PM	a Composer's Voice Concert featuring Craig Hultgren
		UNDER St. Marks 94 Saint Marks Place between 1st Avenue and Avenue A Directions
		Cellist Craig Hultgren is an activist for new music, the newly creative arts, and the avant-garde. Possessing a broad range of instrumental techniques from traditional to radical, he has commissioned over fifty new works for the cello. Through his collaborations with living composers, he is changing the way people write for and listen to the instrument. Besides playing written compositions, Hultgren also performs his own spontaneous, free-style improvisations. He presents programs of new music throughout the country and abroad. His performances have been broadcast on National Public Radio’s Performance Today, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and European radio. The Birmingham News said of him, “Hultgren...pushes the limits of his instrument brilliantly by using extended techniques in fascinating ways.” Chained cello Craig Hultgren Craig Hultgren - cello and electronic playback hunger Robert Voisey Beth Griffith - soprano and electronic playback Mirrors, Stones, and Cotton Charles Norman Mason Oren Fader- guitar and electronic playback drowningXnumbers Dorothy Hindman Craig Hultgren - cello and electronic playback Note passing Note Mary Jane leach Beth Griffith - soprano and electronic playback Fantasy Monroe Golden Craig Hultgren - cello solo By Still Waters Dennis Bathory-Kitsz Beth Griffith - soprano and electronic playback The Artist and his model Charles Norman Mason Craig Hultgren - cello and electronic playback Jubilate Noah Creshevsky Beth Griffith - soprano, Craig Hultgren - cello and electronic playback We would also like to thank the Puffin Foundation and the Living Music Foundation for their commitment support. Funding provided by the Puffin Foundation "…continuing the dialogue between art and lives of ordinary people"

November 7th, 2004	6:00 PM	60x60 (2004)
		UNDER St. Marks 94 Saint Marks Place between 1st Avenue and Avenue A Directions
		60x60 is concert designed of 60 works by 60 composers, 60 seconds or less in length, to make a continuous one hour long concert. These sixty pieces, also referred to as "signature works", will be performed in a continuos concert exactly one hour long. An analog clock marks the passage of time. Each pieces starts at the beginning of each minute. Works less than 60 seconds are padded with time before or after the work. The goal of this project is to include many composers to represent a cross-section of contemporary music, representing many different styles and aesthetics as well as to produce concerts in as many venues throughout the world as possible exposing audiences to the variety of todays music composition. Composer's featured: Riad Abdel-Gawd Aaron Acosta Liana Alexandra John Allemeier Christian Banasik Dennis Bathory-Kitsz Stephen Betts Sandeep Bhagwati Justin Breame Scott Brickman George Brunner Robert Carl Miha Ciglar David Claman Douglas Cohen Noah Creshevsky Leslie de Melcher Patrick Dorobisz Moritz Eggert Karlheinz Essl Carlo Forlivesi David Gamper Douglas Geers Peter Gilbert Robert Gluck Daniel Goode Ramon Gorgoitia James Hegarty Mark Henry Erik Hinds Bernand Hughes David Jaggard Keith Johnson Michael Kinney John Link David T. Little Guy Livingston Annea Lockwood Juan Maria Solare Charles Mason James McWilliam Luis Menacho David Mooney Michael Murphy Serban Nichifor Richard O'Donnell Maggi Payne Mark Petering Morgan Quaintance Giuseppe Rapisarda Laura Reid & Andrew Hudson Robert Sazdov Jacky Schreiber Alex Shapiro Emma Shiffrin Allen Strange Thomas Sutter Vladimir Tosic Eldad Tsabary Robert Voisey

November 9th, 2004	7:30 PM	60x60 (2004)
		Birmingham-Southern College in the Hill Recital Hall 900 Arkadelphia Road Birmingham, Alabama Directions
		60x60 is concert designed of 60 works by 60 composers, 60 seconds or less in length, to make a continuous one hour long concert. These sixty pieces, also referred to as "signature works", will be performed in a continuos concert exactly one hour long. An analog clock marks the passage of time. Each pieces starts at the beginning of each minute. Works less than 60 seconds are padded with time before or after the work. The goal of this project is to include many composers to represent a cross-section of contemporary music, representing many different styles and aesthetics as well as to produce concerts in as many venues throughout the world as possible exposing audiences to the variety of todays music composition. Composer's featured: Riad Abdel-Gawd Aaron Acosta Liana Alexandra John Allemeier Christian Banasik Dennis Bathory-Kitsz Stephen Betts Sandeep Bhagwati Justin Breame Scott Brickman George Brunner Robert Carl Miha Ciglar David Claman Douglas Cohen Noah Creshevsky Leslie de Melcher Patrick Dorobisz Moritz Eggert Karlheinz Essl Carlo Forlivesi David Gamper Douglas Geers Peter Gilbert Robert Gluck Daniel Goode Ramon Gorgoitia James Hegarty Mark Henry Erik Hinds Bernand Hughes David Jaggard Keith Johnson Michael Kinney John Link David T. Little Guy Livingston Annea Lockwood Juan Maria Solare Charles Mason James McWilliam Luis Menacho David Mooney Michael Murphy Serban Nichifor Richard O'Donnell Maggi Payne Mark Petering Morgan Quaintance Giuseppe Rapisarda Laura Reid & Andrew Hudson Robert Sazdov Jacky Schreiber Alex Shapiro Emma Shiffrin Allen Strange Thomas Sutter Vladimir Tosic Eldad Tsabary Robert Voisey

November 19th, 2004	8:00 PM	60x60 (2004)
		CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM ST LOUIS 3750 Washington Boulevard St. Louis, Missouri phone 314.535.4660
		60x60 is concert designed of 60 works by 60 composers, 60 seconds or less in length, to make a continuous one hour long concert. These sixty pieces, also referred to as "signature works", will be performed in a continuos concert exactly one hour long. An analog clock marks the passage of time. Each pieces starts at the beginning of each minute. Works less than 60 seconds are padded with time before or after the work. The goal of this project is to include many composers to represent a cross-section of contemporary music, representing many different styles and aesthetics as well as to produce concerts in as many venues throughout the world as possible exposing audiences to the variety of todays music composition. Composer's featured: Riad Abdel-Gawd Aaron Acosta Liana Alexandra John Allemeier Christian Banasik Dennis Bathory-Kitsz Stephen Betts Sandeep Bhagwati Justin Breame Scott Brickman George Brunner Robert Carl Miha Ciglar David Claman Douglas Cohen Noah Creshevsky Leslie de Melcher Patrick Dorobisz Moritz Eggert Karlheinz Essl Carlo Forlivesi David Gamper Douglas Geers Peter Gilbert Robert Gluck Daniel Goode Ramon Gorgoitia James Hegarty Mark Henry Erik Hinds Bernand Hughes David Jaggard Keith Johnson Michael Kinney John Link David T. Little Guy Livingston Annea Lockwood Juan Maria Solare Charles Mason James McWilliam Luis Menacho David Mooney Michael Murphy Serban Nichifor Richard O'Donnell Maggi Payne Mark Petering Morgan Quaintance Giuseppe Rapisarda Laura Reid & Andrew Hudson Robert Sazdov Jacky Schreiber Alex Shapiro Emma Shiffrin Allen Strange Thomas Sutter Vladimir Tosic Eldad Tsabary Robert Voisey

November 20th, 2004	1:00 PM	60x60 (Pacific Basin)
		Saturday, November 20, 2004, at 1:00 PM Los Angeles Harbor College 1111 Figueroa Place Wilmington, CA 90744 Information call (310) 233-4526 Directions
		All are invited to attend the 60 X 60 concert at Los Angeles Harbor College that will be part of the Harbor College PACE (Program for Accelerated College Education) conference. 60x60 is a concert designed of 60 works by 60 composers, 60 seconds or less in length, to make a continuous one-hour-long concert. These sixty pieces, also referred to as "signature works", will be performed in a continuous concert exactly one hour long. An analog clock marks the passage of time. Each piece starts at the beginning of each minute. Works less than 60 seconds are padded with time before or after the work. The goal of this project is to include many composers to represent a cross-section of contemporary music, representing many different styles and aesthetics. The project endeavors to produce concerts in as many venues throughout the world as possible exposing audiences to the variety of today's music composition. The Pacific Basin concerts features composers who represent the regional area of the Pacific Basin.

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