INES THIEBAUT

As the leaves of the trees in Prospect Park start to turn, I gear up for a busy Fall.

Busy indeed since I starting working as the managing director of the SEM Ensemble in the early summer. Perks: had a lovely conversation with George Lewis as we walked up slowly Joralemon St to Borough Hall. A total treat.

Busy, yet excited to be working with fabulous trombonist David Whitwell on a new piece for low brass trio, with Maestros Dave Taylor on bass trombone and Jay Rozen on tuba. The piece will be premiered sometime in the Spring, 2015.

I'm also working on a new piece for Ensemble Mise-En, to be premiered as part of the Graduate Center's Composers Alliance spring concert in May, 2015.

And very thankful to Mary Hubbell and Alice Jones for still touring my piece cuncta fluunt. This time, with dance! (Tamora Petitt, choreography).

November 23, 2014 @ 1:00PM
Jan Hus Church
351 E 74th Street, New York, NY
Vox Novus - Fifteen Minutes of Fame

The new recording of my new piece for The Cadillac Moon Ensemble has just been uploaded. Listen to it HERE. Here are the program notes:

"Alcmaeon of Croton was one of the most eminent natural philosophers and medical theorists of antiquity. He was the first to identify the brain as the seat of understanding and to distinguish understanding from perception.    He was also into the immortality of the soul. In this regard, here is a great quote:
"Men perish because they cannot join the beginning with the end."
My piece tonight does not join the beginning with the end (in fact, most of my music never does this) - its journey is a constant forward."

Thanks to the Cadillac for a wonderful performance!

October 11th, 2013| The GC Composers' Alliance
Baisley Powell Elebash Recital Hall
The CUNY Graduate Center

365 5th Avenue

cuncta fluunt was performed again as part of the GC Compsosers' Alliance and DMA performers collaboration project. The concert featured a total of five new works written by GC composers for GC's wonderful performers.

May 31st, 2013 | Hammerklavier Project by Dr.Faustus [VIDEO UPLOADED]
Benzaquen Hall @ The DiMenna Center
450 W 37th St (b/ 9th and 10th Ave)
New York, NY 10018

Dr. Faustus's fifth project was called Hammerklavier, and it included 4 new works for piano and percussion by composers Dan Blake, Paul Kerekes, Elizabeth Adams and myself. My new piece on the concert was Categoriae, written for pianist Mirna Lekic and percussionist Melanie Sehman.

April 10th, 2013 | Vigil Ensemble [RECORDING!]
Baisley Powell Elebash Recital Hall
The CUNY Graduate Center

365 5th Avenue

The Vigil Ensemble premiered new works by The Composers' Alliance composers, including a revised version of my duo for flute and percussion On Interpretation.

March 19th, 2013 [VIDEO UPLOADED]
Baisley Powell Elebash Recital Hall
The CUNY Graduate Center

365 5th Avenue

Percussionist Jonathan Singer premiered Sound Imagery No.4, for marimba and electronics.  Composer Nick Nelson made the electronics possible! 

March 16th, 2013
CMS Northeast Regional Conference
Keene College
Keene, NH

Cellist Amanda Paul performed my Study, for cello during the College Music Society's Northeast Regional Conference in Keene. 

Pianist Mirna Lekic and percussionist Melanie Sehman premiere Categoriae on May 31st of this year. You can watch the video below - recording coming soon!

You can now LISTEN to my new piece for flute and percussion On Interpretation premiered by the Vigil Ensemble on April 10th, 2013.

After a few months of waiting, the live recording for my percussion quartet piece De Anima is now available for you all to hear. LISTEN HERE.

TRANS (La Revista Transcultural de Música) recently published my first book review. If your spanish skills are solid, you can read it HERE.

The radio program Música Viva, from the Spanish Radio Clásica, broadcasted my piece Apocarpous II - For fl., clr., vio., gtr., and perc. Performed by The Espirales Ensemble, from Mexico on October 22nd, 2010, in the National Auditorium of Madrid; a concert part of the festivals Mare Nostrum (Portugal) y Puentes (México), and Tres cantos (Spain).

Podcast of the entire concert HERE.