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[Album Announcement] Obsolete Music
New album with the dynamic sextet Latitude 49, to be released on New Amsterdam Records on June 13, 2025. Follow the link to listen to the first track!
New album with the dynamic sextet Latitude 49, to be released on New Amsterdam Records on June 13, 2025. Follow the link to listen to the first track!
Two shows, 2 pm and 4 pm!
Dari: Premieres that Bridge
These six new works by Korean-American composers find common ground between performance and teaching communities, and between the new music and student communities. The commissions include pieces for solo violin, violin + electronics, violin duo, violin + piano, and 2 piano trios.
with
Salley Koo, violin
Dawn Dongeun Wohn, violin
Daniel McDonough, cello
Alexander Solomon, piano
Premieres by Texu Kim, Juri Seo, Kyong Mee Choi, Hee Yun Kim, Leo Chang, and Matthew Pellegrino
My 2016 Concertino is presented as part of LA Phil’s Seoul Festival. See link for detail.
A new string quartet, Caramoor commission for Terra string quartet, will be premiered. See link for detail.
Joseph Haydn: String Quartet in D Major, Op, 71, No 2, Hob III: 70
Juri Seo: New Work (World Premiere, Commissioned by Caramoor)
Henry Purcell: Chacony in G Minor, Z. 730
Benjamin Britten: String Quartet No. 2 in C Major, Op. 36
I will be joining Latitude 49 in their annual new music festival. Toy Store with Jinjoo Cho & Obsolete Music album release show with L49. See link for detail.
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Performed by Yeseul Kim
I will joining the Unheard-of Ensemble’s summer session in August. See link for detail.
Unheard-of//Ensemble is hosting the Collaborative Composition Initiative workshop
(CCI//Sessions) in San Antonio, Texas between August 8th and 16th, 2025. This CCI, we will be presenting concerts, installations, and creative workshops across the city, from the San Antonio Missions and Confluence Park to coffee shops and community spaces. This year marks a special partnership with German chamber ensemble PART. Both ensembles will workshop new compositions with participants to be recorded using Unheard-of’s cinema cameras and audio setup. After the workshop, Unheard-of and participants will work together to develop an album recording. Participants and the ensembles will collaborate in the development of a performance installation using sound samples and field recordings taken during the week in San Antonio.
In addition to our ensemble workshops, there will be a variety of lectures from the ensembles and guest composers. Topics range from instrumental writing for electroacoustic ensemble, working with digital electronics (streaming, live processing, and more), building large scale projects, and topics selected by our composition faculty. Composers receive three composition lessons (one each with Juri, Carter Williams, and Evelin Degen) and take part in performances from invited guest artists throughout the week. We also feature local artists, poets, and guest lecturers throughout the workshop.
We are limiting the workshop to 12 composer participants to write full ensemble works for Unheard-of and PART. Ford and Matheus will work with participants to edit and mix the tracks for release as part of CCI//Sessions, vol. 7.
Hirshhorn Museum’s Ring Auditorium – a program about music and art intent on recapturing childhood’s vision of the world, including a world premiere by composer Jon Deak, and featuring works by young composers from our “Mighty Young Composers” initiative.
Jung Choi, Jihea Hong-Park, and Yoon Joo Hwang will give Florida premiere of Melodie de Poulenc, for oboe, bassoon, and piano.
Latitude 49 will play selections from Ostinato, Rondeau, Fantasia and Contrapuntal Forms. See link for detail.
“Celebrated international sextet Latitude 49 presents a dynamic evening of music that careens wildly from the whimsical to the sublime. At the center of the program is the haunting "Leviathan" by UNCSA’s own Jared Miller(opens in new tab), which conjures images of the deep and the untold mysteries therein.
See link for detail.
A string orchestra version of my sextet Songbird will be premiered by the New York Classical Players, with Dongmin Kim conducting. See link for detail.
Juri SEO / Songbird (premiere)
David DIAMOND / Rounds for String Orchestra
BRAHMS / Concerto for Violin and Cello, Op. 102 (Arr. Yoomi Paick)
Dongmin Kim conductor
Bella Hristova violin
Carter Brey cello
A string orchestra version of my sextet Songbird will be premiered by the New York Classical Players, with Dongmin Kim conducting. See link for detail.
Juri SEO / Songbird (premiere)
David DIAMOND / Rounds for String Orchestra
BRAHMS / Concerto for Violin and Cello, Op. 102 (Arr. Yoomi Paick)
Dongmin Kim conductor
Bella Hristova violin
Carter Brey cello
A string orchestra version of my sextet Songbird will be premiered by the New York Classical Players, with Dongmin Kim conducting. See link for detail.
Juri SEO / Songbird (premiere)
David DIAMOND / Rounds for String Orchestra
BRAHMS / Concerto for Violin and Cello, Op. 102 (Arr. Yoomi Paick)
Dongmin Kim conductor
Bella Hristova violin
Carter Brey cello
See link for detail!
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Another medieval era-inspired music for period instrument coming soon. Commissioned by the Shakespeare Library for the Folger Consort. Multiple pieces for a rendition of Chaucer’s A Parlement of Foules.. See link for detail.
Another medieval era-inspired music for period instrument coming soon. Commissioned by the Shakespeare Library for the Folger Consort. Multiple pieces for a rendition of Chaucer’s A Parlement of Foules.. See link for detail.
Another medieval era-inspired music for period instrument coming soon. Commissioned by the Shakespeare Library for the Folger Consort. Multiple pieces for a rendition of Chaucer’s A Parlement of Foules.. See link for detail.
Another medieval era-inspired music for period instrument coming soon. Commissioned by the Shakespeare Library for the Folger Consort. Multiple pieces for a rendition of Chaucer’s A Parlement of Foules.. See link for detail. Stay tuned!
Geoffrey Chaucer’s narrative poem A Parlement of Foules contains the first mention of Saint Valentine as a patron of lovers. Chaucer’s narrative poem will be framed with music from 14th-century England and France, and a newly-commissioned piece by composer Juri Seo.
Early Music Seminar: The Love Birds
February 12, 2025 at 6:00pm
Folger Consort co-Artistic Director Robert Eisenstein shares historical and musical background information related to The Love Birds: Chaucer’s A Parlement of Foules. $20 in person, with light fare and refreshments; $10 to live-stream virtually, with special discount for Folger Members and Consort subscribers.
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A new work will be premiered in Seoul. Stay tuned!
Pohang International Music Festival
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Check out Garrett Arney’s performance of Twelve Preludes: https://youtu.be/zMBPeV4_4TM?si=hSOyTzs7QfEtcx4B
BBEF is presented by A/B Duo and SDSU faculty Aaron Ragsdale and Elizabeth Robinson. See link for detail.
MSR Classics
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I will be in attendance. Mark Eichenberger will perform TLC for drum set, and Garrett Arney will perform Twelve Preludes for marimba.
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Pohang International Music Festival
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Pohang International Music Festival
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BBEF is presented as part of Princeton Sound Kitchen series.