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The month of October saw the World Premiere of a new electronic composition by Alan Goldspiel, Parallax. The composition was presented during several Sounds New NACUSA, Mid-South Chapter Electronics Recitals on October 3-4, 2020. On October 3rd, 2020, Parallax was presented at three electronics recitals. The World Premiere performance started at 2:00 p.m. was hosted… Continue reading Parallax Premieres During Series of October Weekend Performances
Members of Coro Volante with Brett Scott, Conductor (Photo: Coro Volante) After a year of anticipation, Coro Volante released their New Choral Voices, Vol. 4 CD last month on the Ablaze Records label. The CD features Composer Alan Goldspiel's work, Soldier of Mine. The recording for Soldier of Mine took place on 13-14th, March 2019… Continue reading Soldier of Mine Featured On New Coro Volante CD Release
On October 3rd, 2020, New Music at UNG in conjunction with the National Association of Composers (NACUSA) will livestream a recital of new works by several of its composers. The concert will be livestreamed and hosted by the University of North Georgia's Department of Music at 2:00 p.m. and feature the World Premiere of Alan… Continue reading Goldspiel New Work, Parallax, To Be Premiered At UNG
On Friday, February 28th, the CMS-Southern Chapter/SCSMT Joint Conference in Nashville, TN presented a Composers Concert with works selected from all over the country. The concert took place at Vanderbilt University’s Blair School of Music in Turner Hall. Among the fabulous works presented that night, Alan Goldspiel’s composition, Golus I, opened the 8:00 p.m. concert.… Continue reading Goldspiel’s Golus I Performed at Vanderbilt University
The LeBaron Trio: Dr. Laurie Middaugh, Dr. Lori Ardovino, and Dr. Melanie Williams (Photo: LeBaron Trio FB Page) 13 January, 2020 The LeBaron Trio performed Dr. Alan Goldspiel’s piece, Sometimes Y, in its entirety at an evening concert in the University of Montevallo’s LeBaron Recital Hall to an enthusiastic audience. Although the LeBaron Trio has… Continue reading Sometimes Y Performed In Its Entirety By LeBaron Trio
Alan Goldspiel, classical guitarist and composer, traveled to Cincinnati, Ohio at the beginning of March to supervise the recording of his composition titled Soldier of Mine to be released on ABLAZE Records in 2020. The recording session took place in the beautiful acoustic space of the Church of the Redeemer and was performed by the… Continue reading Soldier of Mine On Its Way To Upcoming CD Release
On March 10, 2019 at 2 p.m., the University of Montevallo’s Department of Music hosted an afternoon concert by the National Association of Composers, USA in the LeBaron Recital Hall. Dr. Alan Goldspiel, Chair of the Department of Music at the University of Montevallo, performed three times during the concert. The program opened with Dr.… Continue reading NACUSA Returns To University Of Montevallo
February 26, 2019 On Tuesday, February 26, 2019, the music department at Mississippi University for Women (known by many as The W) invited Classical Guitarist/Composer, Dr. Alan Goldspiel to perform several of his original pieces at their New Music At The W series. The series focuses on music of the 20th and 21st Century. The… Continue reading New Music At The W Program Includes Two Original Pieces By Dr. Alan Goldspiel
December brought exciting news to classical guitarist/composer, Alan Goldspiel, when he was notified by Ablaze Records that his piece, Soldier of Mine, was selected to be on the label's New Choral Voices Vol. 4 CD. Goldspiel's piece, selected from dozens of scores from eighteen countries, was written for SATB Choir and was originally commissioned by… Continue reading Soldier of Mine chosen for upcoming Ablaze Records CD
The National Association of Composers, USA – Mid-South Chapter inaugural New Music through the South Tour took place during the week of June 18, 2018. Composers represented in this series of week-long concerts were Alan Goldspiel, Joe L. Alexander, Ken Davies, Richard Montalto, David R. Peoples, William Price, Lori Ardovino, Biraj Adhikari, Pam Asberry, and Mark Prince Lee.