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Music score, 34 pp. Original chamber music for Solo Alto saxophone, Clarinet, Violin, Cello, and Piano.

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9781519600714

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Stephen Ferre is a composer, arranger, and music engraver, as well as conductor and performer on trombone and euphonium. He attended Baldwin-Wallace College (BME) and Northwestern University (MM, DMA), studying primarily with Loris Chobanian, Alan Stout, and Bill Karlins followed by further studies with Bernard Rands, Jakob Druckman, and Per Norgard at Aspen and Dartington. He taught at Columbia College in Chicago and Eastern Illinois University before moving to Britain 1989. In the UK, he gave seminars on music publishing (University of York) and music IT (Trinity College of Music, London). As a music engraver, he founded New Notations Computer Services Ltd in 1999, and typeset works by notable composers such as Per Norgard, Poul Ruders, Bent Sorensen, Harrison Birtwistle, Michael Nyman, Brian Ferneyhough, and Peter Maxwell Davies, as well has parts of the Carl Nielsen Edition and the Chopin Urtext Edition. He was a trombonist in the Britten-Pears Orchestra from 1999-2002, and bass-trombonist in the Orchestra of the City in London from 2002-2006. Before returning to the US in 2012, he freelanced in York, England, playing primarily in the York Guildhall Orchestra, York Opera, and The Academy of St Olaves. He currently teaches Music Theory and Composition at Syracuse University where he also directs the Contemporary Music Ensemble. He has also conducted and performed in ensembles for the Society for New Music. Ferre has concentrated his compositional efforts on works for larger forces. His output includes three Symphonies, Oyre's Garden, Three Pieces for Chamber Orchestra (Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso, after Dante), and concertos for euphonium, flute (In a Dream), alto saxophone (From Her Husband's Hand), and violin (A Point of Amber Light). In 1999 he was a featured composer at the Baldwin-Wallace College Focus Festival. Recently, he has spent much of his time arranging works of Per Norgard for Edition Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen, notably Helle Nacht (Violin Concerto No. 1), the recording of which has received critical acclaim (BIS-CD-1872). His original compositions are published by Notagraphia LLC, his new US-based music engraving firm.

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