Karen Bentley Pollick

Celebrating current CCRMA faculty and graduate student composers and their mentors with new compositions for violin, electronics and video by Mark Kopytman, Jonathan Berger, Christopher Jette, Constantin Basica, and Chris Lortie, with Nina C. Young of New York Women Composers, recipient of the 2015 Rome Prize and in residence at Montalvo Arts Center in Saratoga in June 2018. 

Program -

Mark Kopytman: Cantus IV: Dedication for violin solo (1986)

Jonathan Berger: Sink or Swim for solo violin (2006)

Nina C. Young: Sun Propeller for scordatura violin and electronics (2012)

Chris Lortie: Jouska for violin and electronics (2017)

Christopher Jette: Simetra for violin and electronics (2018) World Premiere

Constantin Basica: The Making of The Making of a Violin (2018) World Premiere