61. Solo Flights Participants on piano Andrew Violette, Robert Helps, sarah cahill, but Violetteis a good enough pianist to do this without compromising himself of the http://home.swipnet.se/sonoloco6/CRI/soloflights.html

Solo Flights Solo Flights Andrew Violette Robert Helps Ursula Mamlok David del Tredici Virgil Thomson Eleanor Hovda Laura Kaminsky John Zorn Molly Thompson Leopold Godowsky Jed Distler Participants on piano: Andrew Violette Robert Helps Sarah Cahill David del Tredici Jed Distler Sara Laimon Phillip Bush CRI 864 . Duration: 74:31. Solo Flights Though the CD is issued by CRI , the guys behind really are the members of CCi ComposersCollaborative Inc ; a grouping of people who got together in 1987 to form this organization for those passionate about new music, and to spread the knowledge about new music, making it an integral part of the music community. Since 1994 the Solo Flights festival has been a forum for solo pianists, which is why this CD sports solely piano pieces. The works on this CD were recorded live on different occasions in the late 1990s. Jed Distler names a few people that formed his own passion for the piano and for new music, eventually leading up to the forming of the ComposersCollaborative Inc . and the Solo Flights concerts: Paul Jacobs Robert Helps Frederic Rzewski Yvar Mikhashoff Andrew Violette Two Sonatines Scriabin Violette Violette is a good enough pianist to do this without compromising himself of the masters he hints at.

62. The Metropolitan Museum Of Art - News From The Met: Press Releases “Richard Goode in Conversation with sarah cahill” – The eminent pianist Two talks with pianist, radio producer, and music critic sarah cahill will http://www.metmuseum.org/news/newspressrelease.asp?PressReleaseId={1D1E3E14-ACCA

63. Dragonfly Village - The Next Generation Of The Alternative Press Berkeley pianist and selfdescribed “deep-listener” sarah cahill is a musicalsleuth who is “drawn to American composers who fall through the cracks. http://www.dragonflymedia.com/

HOWL at 50 When Allen Ginsberg first read HOWL fifty years ago at a San Francisco art gallery, he transformed American poetry. A celebration of his powerful legacy: poet, Buddhist and eco-spiritualist. By Jonah Raskin Beauty and the Biodiesel In dramatic contrast to her character in Kill Bill, Daryl Hannah is putting her notorious beauty and considerable talent to work on her largest, most creative project to date: saving the planet. By Abigail Lewis powered by veggie oil. Photo: Steve Shea Monarch Midlife This one-woman ecological movement is responsible for nurturing from egg to first flight thousands of the distinctive orange and black butterflies that are facing new threats to their survival. Photos by Lloyd DeGrane Text by Susan DeGrane Saving the Earth, One Orgasm at a Time What could be more natural than sex? Writer Lou Bendrick explores the wisdom of using environmentally safe products on the most tender parts of our bodies. How Nature Heals Stephen Altschuler, author of The Mindful Hiker, shares five lessons learned from Nature: the importance of acceptance, time, wabi sabi, the play of opposites and the Gaia Principle. Photo: Deirdre Nemmers Farm Aid Comes Home By James Faber Photo: Paul Natkin/Photo Reserve, Inc.

64. Piano By New York Women Composers The conclusion of each piece gives the pianist something lively to do, 2000 Notes (2001) , pn Commissioned by sarah cahill, Marcia Eckert http://www.ibiblio.org/nywc/compositions.phtml?category=Piano

65. Classics Today.com - Your Online Guide To Classical Music Andrew Violette; Robert Helps; sarah cahill; David Del Tredici; pianist, andcritic Jed Distlerthis festival particularly celebrates today s http://www.classicstoday.com/review.asp?ReviewNum=2608

66. Classics Today.com - Your Online Guide To Classical Music pianist Margaret Leng Tan provides a poetic rendition of the original. with kaleidoscopic brilliance and fullblooded conviction. sarah cahill http://www.classicstoday.com/review.asp?ReviewNum=1852

67. Piano, Music Theory, And Composition Teacher Composer/pianist 1831 Jefferson St. San Francisco, CA 94123 (415) 217 9451 Radio Interview with sarah cahill “Then and Now” FM 91.7 March, 2004 http://www.craigslist.com/sfc/res/86866470.html

68. Piano300 February 2001 Events A Tribute to Marian Anderson, with Carmen Balthrop, soprano, and pianist sarah cahill, piano Friday, February 23, 730 pm, At the Freer Gallery of Art http://piano300.si.edu/perform02.htm

Celebrating Three Centuries of People and Pianos February 2001 Events Docent Tours Performance Tours More Music of the White House Series Docent Tours Tuesdays as announced by docents. Noon, within the exhibition, led by NMAH docents. All tours are free and open to the public. Performance Tours at the International Gallery Thursdays and Saturdays, noon, within the exhibition. Tours begin at exhibition entrance. The International Gallery and Ripley Center are NOT at the National Museum of American History. Click here for Museum Maps Professional pianists specializing in various musical genres classical, jazz, traditional, gospel, and popular lead visitors through the exhibitions, talking about and performing on some of the historic pianos. February Performance Tours Thursday, Feb. 1 Anthony Walker , classical and jazz Saturday, Feb. 3 Deena Gift , classical and popular Thursday, Feb. 8 Howard Breitbart, popular Saturday, Feb. 10 Mari Paz , music of many nations Thursday, Feb. 15 Liz Donaldson , traditional Saturday, Feb. 17

69. Calendar 2 Redheads 88 Solenoids New Works for Disklavier Piano Featuring Bay Areapianist sarah cahill New York City pianist Kathleen Supove http://www.bayimproviser.com/calendar.asp?summary=true&start_date=11/1/2004

70. Iannis Xenakis - Complete Works For Piano Solo sarah cahill, www.classicstoday.com Iannis XENAKIS Evryali, Dikhthas, Herma, pianist Aki Takahashi s approach to these pieces seems to emphasise this http://www.mode.com/catalog/080xenakis.html

alphabetical catalog to order/numeric catalog DVDs new ... email mode 80 Complete Works for Piano Solo Aki Takahashi, piano Xenakis Edition Vol. 4 Piano Solo: Evryali (1973) for piano solo Herma (1960-61) for piano solo Mists (1980) for piano solo A.r. (1987) for piano solo Piano and instruments: Dikthas (1979) for violin and piano Jane Peters, violin Palimpsest (1979) for piano, six drums, winds and strings The Society for New Music conducted by Charles Peltz "Fasten your seat belts. This is one real roller coaster of a disc. Aki Takahashi plunges into Evryali as though her life depended on it..." wrote Ivan Moody in his International Record Review review of this disc. It is the 4th volume in Mode's Xenakis series, and the 2nd installment showcasing the dynamic talents of Aki Takahashi (whose acclaimed Feldman solo disc appears on mode This is the first time Xenakis' complete works for solo piano have been collected on a single disc. They are brilliant, virtuoso masterworks of the 20th century piano literature. Despite that most of these works are derived from Xenakis' use mathematical models in their composition, he is always concerned with the overall sound and esthetic result. Some of these characteristic traits can be described as "clouds," "sound masses," "nebulae" and galaxies. Xenakis' sounds are at the same time highly expressive and compelling, marked by both the heart and brain. Diabolically difficult to play, Xenakis himself considered

71. Piano 2 On this excellent new recording the pianist sarah cahill performs the transcendentalNine Preludes of Ruth Crawford (19011953) as well as the same http://www.new-classics.co.uk/html/piano_2.html

powered by FreeFind STRAVINSKY/SCRIABIN - GWHYNETH CHEN PRO PIANO RECORDS PPR224523 The brilliant Taiwan-born pianist Gwhyneth Chen won the Pigorelich International Piano competition in 1994 and has subsequently become a highly successful concert performer around the world. On this recording she plays outstanding early 20th century works: Igor Stravinsky’s Three movements from Petrouchka (Danse russe, Chez Petrouchka and La semaine grasse) and Alexander Scriabin’s irresistible Fantasy in B Minor, as well as his Sonata No.3 in F-sharp Minor. Gwhyneth Chen captures perfectly both Stravinsky’s virtuoso percussiveness and Scriabin’s tender, soulful melancholy. SANTA BARBARA LISZT ALBUM EROICA JDT3092. The brilliant Zeynep Ucbasaran started her music studies at age four at the Istanbul Conservatory and later studied at the Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest. Awarded second prize at the 1996 Los Angeles Liszt Competition and an honorable mention in the same competition in 2000, she has given piano recitals in many countries and currently lives in Santa Barbara, California, where this outstanding CD was recorded. The works are Les cloches de Genéve, Funérailles, Eroica, Trübe Wolken/Nuages gris, Fantasie und Fuge über das Thema B-A-C-H, and Schubert Lied Transcriptions: Erstarrung, Aufenthalt, Ave Maria and Rhapsodie espagnole. Zeynep Ucbasaran’s playing is particularly fine in the impassioned Funérailles. LOVE AND THE DEVIL - MORDECAI SHEHORI CEMBAL D’AMOUR CD 116.

72. Sounding The Margins/ Program Notes, Concert 2 Also, in one visually remarkable moment, the pianist and page turner Play PenHomage to Ruth Crawford was commissioned by sarah cahill in 2001. http://www.pofba.org/Retrospective/notes2.html

Sounding the Margins: Program Notes Concert 2 Sound Fishes Trio for Flute, Piano and Page Turner Like the Variations for Sextet , Oliveros' Trio for Flute, Piano and Page Turner is a conventionally notated "traditional" work which explores various aspects of timbre and gesture. However, the Trio is also a pivotal work in Oliveros' style: it is her last composition in which pitch remained "tightly notated," while introducing theatrical elements by including the page turner as an active ensemble participant. Musically, Oliveros was "concerned with the flute and piano mixtures, hoping at times to fool the ear as to which was the predominant timbre and to alter timbres by masking attacks and figurations." The role of the page turner is also uniquely expanded in this composition: besides turning pages, the page turner silently depresses keys for the pianist in order to form resulting harmonics. Also, in one visually remarkable moment, the pianist and page turner exchange roles. Quintuplets Play Pen: Homage to Ruth Crawford Seeger Quintuplets Play Pen: Homage to Ruth Crawford was commissioned by Sarah Cahill in 2001. It is very unique in recent works of Oliveros' in that it abandons her "usual meditative" style. Instead she emulates some of the interesting polyrhythmic ideas that were employed by Ruth Crawford.

73. Textura pianist sarah cahill performs the three looping parts of the drifting, 25minuteLong Night (for three pianos) by composer, author, and critic Kyle Gann http://www.textura.org/newreviewspages/coxfoxgann.htm

Prefuse 73 Dave Miller Albums Damon Aaron Accelera Deck Hawk and Hacksaw Alog ... KF Whitman Compilations Ai Sampler 5.00 Basswerk Sessions Meadow Now 01 ... West4East.org 3"/12"/EPs Christ. Rick Cox db Ezekiel Honig ... why? Jim Fox: Descansos, Past Cold Blue Rick Cox: Fade Cold Blue Kyle Gann: Long Night Cold Blue Cold Blue is hardly the most prolific imprint and, in fact, its last seven releases (including the three reviewed here) have been CD Singles. But that strategy makes the LA-based label's meager output even more delectable; basking in the glorious beauty of its 'West Coast Minimalism' is like sipping the most alluring aperitif, each moment a treasure to be deliciously savoured. Two of these new releases present works by West Coast composers Rick Cox and Jim Fox, with the third bringing New Yorker Kyle Gann into the label fold. Composed in memory of composer John Kuhlman, Fox's haunting Descansos, past is performed by Barry Newton on double-bass and four cellists (performing nine parts) though the work's tonal range finds the latter often sounding like a conventional string ensemble. Permeated by a tender sadness, the 15-minute elegy is reminiscent, not only in arrangement but in its meditative and pensive, even funereal, tone, of Gavin Bryars' “By the Vaar,” his own double bass and strings composition (performed by Charlie Haden on Bryars' Farewell to Philosophy ); Newton is often featured solo and it's during these moments that his pizzicato playing most recalls Haden's, an association, however, that does nothing to diminish the poignancy of Fox's piece.

74. Cindy Cox: Works commissioned by sarah cahill premiered December 2001, Merkin Hall, Karen Rosenak,pianist, UC Berkeley, August 1994Orchestra and Large Ensemble http://ls.berkeley.edu/dept/music/Coxworks.html

Cindy Cox Works Bio Music Samples Recordings Home ... Contact Solo works: The Open Frame commissioned by Davitt Moroney The Other Side of the World premiere Houghton College, March 2004 to be recorded summer 2004 Hierosgamos premiered by Cindy Cox, piano Edge Festival, Berkeley, June 2003 The blackbird whistling/Or just after commissioned by Sarah Cahill premiered December 2001, Merkin Hall, New York City Hysteria commissioned by Abbie Conant, former principle of the Munich Philharmonic premiere Nov, 2000, in Trossingen, Germany Tempo Festival of Contemporary Music, Berkeley, CA, June 2001 Stuttgard, Germany, July 2001 Vienna, Aug 2001 East Coast Tour, spring 2002 White Moths (1994), trombone and electronic effects, 8' commissioned and premiered by Andrew Glendening, trombonist, 1995 Darsana II (1994), solo piano, 9' premiered by Cindy Cox, piano University of New Mexico, April 1994 Darsana I (1993), Disklavier, 9'

75. John Adams: Phrygian Gates And China Gates China Gates written for pianist sarah cahill. Duration 5 minutes. Publisher forboth works Associated Music Publishers (G. Schirmer, Inc.) http://www.earbox.com/sub-html/comp-details/pg-cg-de.html

Phrygian Gates and China Gates for piano Phrygian Gates c ommissioned by Mack Mccray Fitst performed, March 17, 1997 by Mack McCray, pianist, Hellman Hall, San Francisco Duration: 22 minutes China Gates written for pianist Sarah Cahill Duration: 5 minutes Publisher for both works: Associated Music Publishers (G. Schirmer, Inc.) Phrygian Gates and its little companion piece, China Gates , are products of a critical period in my career as a composer. Together they comprise what could be my "opus one" by virtue of the fact that they appeared in 1977-78 as the first coherent statements in a new language. Several earlier pieces from the 1970’s, American Standard Grounding and some tape compositions, seem in retrospect to be inventive but still searching for a means of holding themselves together. Phrygian Gates I Ching did not seem all that far removed from making them by consulting a tone row. Minimalism, alhtough an admittedly reduced and at times naive style, offered me a way out of this bind. I found the combination of tonality, pulsation and large architectonic structures to be extremely promising. Phrygian Gates shows in as clear a way possible how I approached these potentials of Minimalism. Paradoxically it also reveals the fact that from the start I was already searching for ways to convolute and enrich the inherent simplicities of the style. (The phrase, often attributed to me, that I was "a Minimalist bored with Minimalism", was the remark of another writer, yet it was not far from the mark.)

76. Spruce Street Forum Led by Japanese woman composer/pianist Satoko Fujii, the Satoko Fujji Quartet 04 sarah cahill sarah cahill, pianist from Berkeley, will concentrate on http://www.sprucestreetforum.com/index.zhtml?action=history

77. CDeMUSIC sarah cahill (piano), Anna Diamond Polansky and Eleanor Wilson (voice), Blue Gene Tyranny, sensitive and remarkable pianist and improvisor, http://www.cdemusic.org/store/cde_search.cfm?keywords=ar1

78. CDeMUSIC sarah cahill (piano), Anna Diamond Polansky and Eleanor Wilson (voice), Now That You Mention It is the virtual pianist playing in a different http://www.cdemusic.org/store/cde_search.cfm?keywords=paul lansky&CFID=101585&CF

79. Eve Beglarian News Archive a book of days with the Robin Cox Ensemble and pianist sarah cahill. 12.13.01 sarah cahill performs fireside on interpretations series, merkin hall http://www.evbvd.com/newsnotes/announcements/notsorecent.html

PAST EVENTS july 2005: the excellent kyle gann is featuring me as the "composer of the month" on his very cool internet radio station . I'm delighted, and hope you have a chance to check it out! 10.06.04 I'm heading down to New Smyrna Beach, Florida for three weeks for a residency at the Atlantic Center for the Arts where I will be working with five really cool composers on a project called ReThinking Mary . You can read my rough preliminary notes about the project here 10.06.04 I just got back from a really fun mini-tour of songs from a book of days with the Robin Cox Ensemble and pianist Sarah Cahill. Here's the LA Times review , which made my day! excerpts from forgiveness , my 2000 collaboration with Chen Shi-Zheng, were performed at the Asia Society as part of the Imagine Festival, a response to the Republican Convention. you can listen to my conversation about the project with WNYC's Leonard Lopate here : (choose clip 3 in your realplayer playlist) read an interview in AsiaSource here's the New York Times review here's the LA Times review here's Alicia Zuckerman's radio piece on the Imagine Festival evb performs all ways and samurai song ... thru 01.27.02 mabou mines'

80. Fireside Ny Premiere Interpretations presents sarah cahill, a San Francisco Bay area pianist specializingin new American music. cahill has premiered works by many notable http://www.evbvd.com/newsnotes/announcements/2001/sarahinterpretations.html

Interpretations: Sarah Cahill December 13 at 8pm. Merkin Concert Hall, 129 West 67th Street, New York City. Interpretations presents Sarah Cahill, a San Francisco Bay area pianist specializing in new American music. Cahill has premiered works by many notable composers, including Lou Harrison, Terry Riley, George Lewis, Chen Yi, and Carl Stone. For this program, she will perform Ruth Crawford's 'Preludes'; the premieres of short works by Eve Beglarian, Cindy Cox, Mary Jane Leach, Annea Lockwood, Pauline Oliveros, Maggi Payne, and Julia Wolfe in tribute to Ruth Crawford Seeger's centennial; and works by William Duckworth and Harold Meltzer. Tickets: $10 / $7 or TDF/V. Box office: (212)501-3330. For concert information call (212)627-0990. back to announcements to newsnotes table of contents

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