This concert will feature works of the ten Boston University Tanglewood Institute student composers of 2016.

This evening’s program on the enchanted grounds of the General Theological Seminary in Chelsea features three works that contemplate life and encourage us to look at the sky in search of answers. There will be a New York Premiere of "The Nature of Light" by 2016 Festival Composer-in-Residence Michael Gandolfi followed by a World Premiere of a Festival-commissioned piece by composer J.P. Redmond, whose "Wilt Thou Therefore Rise" with text by John Donne for chamber orchestra will feature soprano Gillian Bell.

YoungArts Winners taking part in a week-long intensive at BAC will perform in a multidisciplinary program curated by Mikhail Baryshnikov and Pedja Muzijevic.

J.P. will perform his own work, "Manhattan," the third movement of Northeastern Sonata (2014).

As wells as works by Lee Hyla and Patrick Greene, Boston Musica Viva performs the works of the 3 Northeastern Semi-Finalists in the 2015 Rapido! Take Four!! Composition Contest, including "Cheese Variations" by J.P. Redmond. Additionally, one Northeastern Finalist in the competition will be chosen at the event.

This 3-week intensive summer program at Curtis is for young instrumentalists, singers, and composers age 14-22.

J.P. will major in composition and will additionally study conducting and theory.

A celebration of the depth and breadth of the Rivertowns
music community.

More than 150 musicians will participate in 80 performances at 24 different venues throughout the day in this multi-village event. Genres include Folk, Rock, Classical, Jazz, Bluegrass,
and World. Seasoned professionals, budding musicians, and everyone in between will perform.

J.P. will perform classical and original music and screen the silent film "The Haunted House" with his original score at 12:00 PM.

ALL PERFORMANCES AND CLOSING PARTY ARE FREE TO THE PUBLIC!
Donations Welcome.

An inspiring two days of
Masterclasses, lecture
demonstrations, piano ensembles,
and concerts featuring the internationally renowned
Sergei Babayan, contemporary keyboard expert and
Grammy-nominated pianist Christopher Oldfather, award-winning pianist Alexandre Moutouzkin, and
Nyack College Piano Faculty Dr. Tammy Lum.

Additionally, J.P. will give a composer/pianist presentation which will feature several of his works. Besides playing recordings, J.P. will perform "Manhattan" from his Northeastern Sonata for piano, and he will screen Buster Keaton's "The Haunted House" with his score. Q&A will be held afterward.

This ceremony will recognize the 28 recipients of the 2015 ASCAP Foundation Morton Gould Young Composer Awards.

The Composer's Voice 5th Annual Trajetória Brasileira concert features West Point Band principal clarinetist Kristen Mather, who with pianist Sara Bong will perform "Choro Alegrinho" by J.P. Redmond.

Artists featured on the concert:

Rodrigo Baggio, guitar 15 one--minute works by 15 composers: Guilherme Afonso, David Bohn, Erik Branch, Brett Copeland, David Cortello, Fermino Gomes, Joel R. Hobbs, Daniel Mihai, Francesco Sclafani, Bob Siebert, Juan Maria Solare, Jose Jesus de Azevedo Souza, Ann Warren, Blair Whittington, Christopher M. Wicks;
Music and performances by Latin Grammy nominee Sergio Roberto de Oliveira, Eva Ingolf, Douglas DaSilva, David Souza, Marcos dal Medico, J.P. Redmond, Fermino Gomes, Syrlane Albuquerque, Maria Carolina Cavalcanti, Kristen Mather, Sara Bong, and more!

Violinist Eva Ingolf will be performing selections from My Dad's Violin-Documentary, Vox Novus' Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame and works from New York Women Composers.
Solo violin works by:
Joyce Hope Suskind, Beth Anderson-Harold, Rain Worthington, Adam Torkelson, Douglas DaSilva, Timothy A. Corpus, David Bohn, Nathan R. Johnson, Kevin J. Kelly, Eva Ingolf, Octavio Vasquez, Jason Ulysses, J.P. Redmond ("Pizzicarco"), Joey Bohigian, and Jose Azevedo Souza.

Eva Ingolf premieres J.P. Redmond's new solo violin piece, Pizzicarco, at Vox Novus' Beginning with ONE concert.

This is the kick-off for a series of promotional concerts for the Vox Novus festival in 2015. The event will present highlights of Vox Novus original and innovative performance series: including 60x60, Composer's Voice, Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame, Circuit Bridges and ONE.

Beginning with ONE presents world premieres by NYC based composers Margaret Schedel, J.P. Redmond, and Douglas DaSilva. It showcases Lyra dancer Megan Hornaday, violinist Eva Ingolf, composer/vocalist Robert Voisey, guitar & cello of Duo Anova, violist Conway Kuo, guitarist Oren Fader, and special performances by flautist Melanie Chirignan performing works by Atanas Ourkouzounov, Jason Ulysses, Rain Worthington, Masatora Goya, Benjamin Boone, and Joe Gianono.

J.P. was recently featured on Teen Kids News, an Emmy award-winning television news show for young people.