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Steph Frye-Clark, Tuba |
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Album ID - 57300-MCD |
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The inclusion of queer individuals in music education and performance yields significant benefits not only for these individuals but also for their peers, educators, and the broader community. Music, long regarded as a safe space for many marginalized communities, offers a supportive environment where queer individuals can explore and affirm their identities (Cayari, 2019; Hennessy, 2012; Palkki, 2020; Roseth, 2019; Southerland, 2018). This project seeks to elevate the works of queer composers, providing a platform for voices that have historically been silenced. As a queer tuba player, I am excited to highlight the talents of 20th-century queer composers through this initiative, which includes four commissioned works and premiere recordings of each composition.
Steph Frye-Clark, Tuba
Alex Avila, Euphonium
Nicholas Fisher, Euphonium
Aleena DaCruz, Tuba
Matthew Geiger, Percussion
Esther Park, Piano
Nick Williams-Smith & Julian Chalon, Recording Engineers
Matt McCabe, Mixing and Mastering Engineer
1. Chanell Crichlow
2. Zoe Cutler
Hope Salmonson, Considerations on a Moonlit Lake
3. I. Intrada: In Deep Waters
4. II. Dance: The Rising Moon
5. III. Lullaby: Sleeping Forest; IV. Promenade: Forest Life
6. V. Reflections: Pond Skaters
7. Gail Robertson, Funk Centric
8. Florence Anna Maunders, Dances & Interludes
9. Eris DeJarnett, see me
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