past events

NOTUS sings as part of the ensemble for Lauren Lovette's La Jeune, featuring Eric Whitacre's music "Equus" with the IU University Orchestra conducted by Dominick DiOrio. More information and tickets here.

James Davey and Chandos Chamber Choir perform "Fire & Water," a programme full of exciting, dynamic pieces, by composers including Jaakko Mäntyjärvi, Katerina Gimon, and Ben Parry. Featuring my Day of Fire and Sun. More information here.

Erin Freeman and the City Choir of Washington perform my work You Do Not Walk Alone as part of their Spring concert featuring American song.

Join us for a special evening celebrating the remarkable legacy of Artistic Director Robyn Lana through a curated selection of her favorite commissioned pieces spanning over three decades. This concert is a testament to her visionary leadership and artistic influence, showcasing the enduring impact of music that has been lovingly nurtured and passionately performed under her guidance. From stirring compositions that reflect the choir’s roots to soaring melodies that embody its growth and aspirations, experience the essence of ‘Roots and Wings’ as we pay tribute to a journey marked by creativity, dedication, and profound musicality. Featuring my work We Will Do Miracles. Tickets and more info here.

NOTUS' Spring concert features the world premieres of new a cappella works by IU composition faculty member David Dzubay in addition to choral music by Kahan Taraporevala, Matthew Lyon Hazzard, and Cecilia McDowall, plus world premieres of the winning student works from the NOTUS Student Composition Contest.

The Laxian Youth Chorus will present a selection of exciting repertoire from the 19th century to the present day, singing the "gold" from around the world, featuring my work The Red-Gold Darkness of Rain. More information here.

Never One Thing invites you on a transformative musical journey that celebrates diversity, reflection, and the power of change. In her debut as Associate Artistic Director, Heather Mitchell presents a captivating program that weaves together a tapestry of sound, emotion, and thought-provoking themes. From the triumphant Song of Miriam by Franz Schubert to the haunting beauty of Randall Thompson's Alleluia, to the contemporary resonance of Vienna Teng's Hymn of Acxiom, this concert promises to challenge and inspire. More information here.

NOTUS and an ensemble of IU student instrumentalists join forces with student arrangers from the Music in Games Society to put on a concert of video game music featuring haunting and powerful vocal tracks from today's most popular games. Free and open to all.

William Eddins leads the Philadelphia Orchestra & Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia in this popular annual holiday concert. Featuring the Philadelphia premiere of my work, A Home is Found at Christmas. More information and tickets here.

William Eddins leads the Philadelphia Orchestra & Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia in this popular annual holiday concert. Featuring the Philadelphia premiere of my work, A Home is Found at Christmas. More information and tickets here.