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GRAMMY® nominations for "Don't Look Down" & "The Wild Robot"
Chris Cerrone's latest album, " Don't Look Down ," featuring Sandbox Percussion , Conor Hanick and Elspeth Davis has been nominated for three GRAMMY® Awards : Best Classical Composition , Best Classical Compendium , and Best Engineered, Classical , while Kris Bowers was nominated in the category of Best Score Soundtrack, for Visual Media for The Wild Robot.
Nov 7


"Don't Look Down" receives 3 GRAMMY® nominations
Chris Cerrone's latest album, " Don't Look Down ," has been nominated for three GRAMMY® Awards : Best Classical Composition , Best Classical Compendium , and Best Engineered, Classical . "This project was a labor of love—hundreds of hours spent recording, mixing, and refining—and truly a group effort. These collaborations go back a decade, and the process of bringing them to life involved so many incredible people. You can stream the full album here (or watch this score-f
Nov 6


Hanick masterfully spins a night of modern American piano music
"This concert could have been a CD. That’s not a joke, but high praise." Excerpts from New York Classical Review By George Grella Pianist Conor Hanick’s solo recital Tuesday night for Merkin Hall’s “Piano Dialogues” series would make a terrific recording. This fine musician played a program entirely of contemporary American music, and the overall judgement, focus, and skill is something one would love to be able to hear again. Hanick even played this as something close to an
Nov 4


At an Omaha, Nebraska, festival this summer, new work explores the intersection of art, disability and technology, asking questions like "who has a voice?" and "who gets to be heard?"
Senior arts correspondent Jeffrey Brown reports For PBS News Hour Jeffrey Brown: A mother sings to her disabled son of her love and hopes...
Jul 10


Review: Etienne Charles’ ‘Gullah Roots
Trumpeter/percussionist/bandleader/composer/educator Etienne Charles is mostly known for his Creole Soul band and orchestrations. On...
Jul 2


Manchester International Festival: Douglas J Cuomo's music features in Juliet Ellis live installation
Immersive and dreamlike, this new film and live installation from artist Juliet Ellis offers a deeply personal meditation on the nature...
Jun 30


Documentary film scored by Cuomo wins Emmy
"...both a master work unto itself and a glaring reminder of what is largely absent in television narrative nonfiction." New York Times With original music by Cuomo, FRONTLINE's Two American Families: 1991-2024 won an Emmy for Outstanding Social Issue Documentary at the 46th annual News & Documentary Emmy Awards held June 25 and 26 in New York City by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences . Cuomo was lucky enough to be able to work with close friends and long-ti
Jun 25


Doubt Takes the Stage in Opera Parallèle’s 2025–2026 Season
Composer Douglas J. Cuomo’s 2013 opera Doubt is set to receive its Bay Area premiere from Opera Parallèle next year Excerpted from...
Jun 3


World Premiere of Site-Specific Work for Mixed Chorus & Electronics Makes Art Through Activism
Excerpts from review by Jennifer Pyron For Opera Wire Photo Credit: Toby Tenenbaum "The world premiere of Brooklyn Youth Chorus’...
May 13


"....it was worth unloading all those amazing instruments to document one of today's finest — and friendliest — percussion ensembles."
".....it was worth unloading all those amazing instruments to document one of today's finest — and friendliest — percussion ensembles."
Mar 28
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