Month: March 2022

The other week, I was commissioned to write a biographical text about Professor Dorothy Irving, an extraordinary singer and voice coach who devoted her career to the awareness and development of communication between stage performers and their audience. For more than a decade, Dorothy Irving toured up and down the country performing classic works by… Continue reading A Method of Communication Between Individuals

Another jam-packed work week is the reason behind yet another delayed blog post. The annual contemporary art music festival Swedish Spring Music opened last Saturday and has been occupying most of my waking hours since as I am working behind the scenes with the festival and presenting most of the concerts. In addition, I squeezed… Continue reading The Sound of the Future, Today

Some of the greatest experiences you can have as a composer is naturally to hear your music performed live in concert. I was thrilled to have not one but two new compositions premiered last summer and in August this year one of them will get its second performance. The piece in question is my Sonata… Continue reading All of My Loving for You Girl

On the one hand, I can scarcely believe it has already been over a month since my last blog post. On the other, I can definitely believe it, considering what an incredibly stressful month it has been. Perhaps you thought I had abandoned my blog, dear reader, not even a year into this lovely regular… Continue reading What a Difference a Month Makes