EarShot

The National Orchestral Composition Discovery Network


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Current EarShot Activites

Colorado Symph New Music Readings

Memphis Symph New Music Readings

Making Score: New York Youth Symph

Henry Fogel Commission Consortium

 

EarShot
c/o American Composers Orchestra
240 West 35 Street, Suite 405
New York, NY 10001
212.977.8495 x256
EarShot@americancomposers.org
www.EarShotNetwork.org

 

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new & noteworthy:

New Music Readings with Colorado Symphony
July 16 & 17 in Denver

The Colorado Symphony teams up with EarShot to provide an ideal opportunity for composers to grow artistically and gain visibility in the field of orchestral music.  

Four composers will have the opportunity hear their works performed by the Colorado Symphony on July 16 & 17 in Denver. Yotam Haber, Angel Lam, Jeremy Podgursky, and Tim Sullivan were selected from 180 submissions.

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New Music Readings with Memphis Symphony
May 20 & 21

May 20 & 21 kicked off EarShot's first New Music Reading in Memphis, TN. Memphis Symphony Orchestra music director David Loebel conducted.

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About EarShot

EarShot is the newly forming National Orchestral Composition Discovery Network.

EarShot initiates partnerships with orchestras around the country.

EarShot provides consulting, production, and administrative support for orchestras to undertake readings, residencies, performances and composer-development programs.

EarShot identifies promising orchestral composers, increasing awareness and access to their music.

EarShot supports your orchestra's commitment to today's composers and enhances national visibility for your new music programs.

 

EarShot is a partnership between
American Composers Orchestra,
American Composers Forum,
American Music Center, the
League of American Orchestras, and
Meet The Composer.

EarShot is made possible with the support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Aaron Copland Fund for Music and with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts.