Aaron Jay Kernis's guest appearances

Aaron Jay Kernis

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Hosted by the award-winning classical music radio announcer, Naomi Lewin, this episode features Aaron Jay Kernis, the Pulitzer Prize-winning American composer, and explores two pieces he wrote for Tippet Rise: First Club Date, for piano and cello, and Oasis, for string quartet. We hear musicians, audience members and the art center’s cofounders reflect on Kernis’ work, and we hear the composer discuss a major inspiration for Oasis: the rugged Montana landscape, which he calls “a heavenly place.”

Aaron Jay Kernis, Yale faculty member and recent winner of  Northwestern University’s Nemmers Prize, visits to talk music, life  and everything. Hosted by Seth Boustead Produced by Jesse McQuarters Ecstatic Meditations Mikrokosmos Chamber Choir/Loïc Pierre conducting  Sym of Meditations, Meditation on Oneness Yale Symphony Orchestra &amp; Glee Club/Kernis; Amanda Hall, sop.  Double Concerto, I Cho-Liang Lin, v. &amp; Sharon Isbin, g.; Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra/Hugh Wolff  Pandora Dance from Colored Field San Francisco Symphony/Alasdair Neale; Julie Ann Giacobassi, english horn  Two Movements with Bells, I James Ehnes, v.; Andrew Armstrong, p. Too Hot Tocatta (excerpt) Grant Park Symphony Orchestra/Carlos KalmarPurchase

Aaron Jay Kernis, Yale faculty member and recent winner of  Northwestern University’s Nemmers Prize, visits to talk music, life  and everything. Hosted by Seth Boustead Produced by Jesse McQuarters Ecstatic Meditations Mikrokosmos Chamber Choir/Loïc Pierre conducting Sym of Meditations, Meditation on Oneness Yale Symphony Orchestra &amp; Glee Club/Kernis; Amanda Hall, sop. Double Concerto, I Cho-Liang Lin, v. &amp; Sharon Isbin, g.; Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra/Hugh Wolff Pandora Dance from Colored Field San Francisco Symphony/Alasdair Neale; Julie Ann Giacobassi, english horn Two Movements with Bells, I James Ehnes, v.; Andrew Armstrong, p. Too Hot Tocatta (excerpt) Grant Park Symphony Orchestra/Carlos KalmarPurchase