River Spirits recording - New Focus

more about River Spirits here

Vox Femiraum presents the Voice of Women Composers at Zankel/Carnegie Hall

https://www.carnegiehall.org/Calendar/2024/12/15/Celebration-of-the-Voice-of-Women-Composers-0700PM

Lament: The Fallen City (from Gates of Silence)

Lauren Conroy - violin, Joseph Vaz - piano

“Living New York” CUNY Graduate Center

A concert of music by living women composers associated with NYC

more info HERE

an excerpt from Linda Desman’s Triptych of Gossips

Filmmaker - H. Paul Moon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1OIp8O2Tyg

Duo della Luna in concert

Livewire - UMBC, Baltimore

more info HERE

Lament: The Fallen City (from Gates of Silence)

Lauren Conroy - violin, Joseph Vaz - piano

Manhattan School of Music - Composition Faculty concert

more info HERE

Saturday, 25 March, 7:30pm

The Hartt School
University of Hartford Wind Ensemble and Chorus
Glen Adsit, conductor
Anthony Trecek-King, director of choirs

more about Vespers HERE

InfraSound presents Mirror | rorriM as an investigation of childhood fairytales and fantasy. This concert features the world premiere of Austin Philemon’s immersive electronic monodrama “Curiouser and Curiouser” based on Lewis Carroll’s well-known fairytale “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.” Familiar and foreign characters show themselves and attempt to guide Alice as she explores and discovers an electronic wonderland built by Philemon. Using motion tracking technology, the soundscape changes based on the actions and decisions of Alice, and that of Alice’s object of curiosity: The White Rabbit. This performance will also feature compositions by composers similarly fascinated by fairytales, including Unsuk Chin’s Advice from a Caterpillar, Susan Botti’s The Jabberwocky, Arvo Pärt’s Spiegel im Spiegel (Mirror in the Mirror), Yoshi Weinberg’s Some people are flowers, Xingzimin Pan’s Kaidan, and Kaija Saariaho’s From the Grammar of Dreams. 

premiere performance: Thursday, 17 November, 8pm

https://smtd.umich.edu/performances-events/events/event/?id=14550 (live streamed)

University of Michigan Symphony Band and Chorus
Michael Haithcock, conductor
Eugene Rogers, director of choirs

more about Vespers HERE

workshop performance: Sunday, 11 September, 3pm

more about River Spirits HERE

Info about tickets for the Yellow Barn event- here

Duo della Luna

Susan Botti and Airi Yoshioka of Duo della Luna celebrate their recently released recording Mangetsu. Their repertoire features contemporary works, exploring the natural world, myths, story-telling, and folk songs. Program includes works by Botti, Béla Bartók, Kaija Saariaho, and Linda Dusman.

https://www.vassar.edu/news/events/2022/faculty-guest-recital-susan-botti-composersoprano-and-airi-yoshioka-violin

Cosmosis at Baylor University

Southwestern CBDNA conference

Eric Wilson - conductor, Amy Petrongelli - soprano solo

More about Cosmosis - here

The Journey without Her - piano trio

Anna Elashvili - violin, Yves Dharamraj - cello, Thomas Sauer - piano

This event will also be available via livestream here:

https://www.vassar.edu/news/events/2022/modfest-2022-honorary-adene-and-richard-wilson-concert

Baroque to Botti to Berlin and Waller

Chamber music at St. Paul’s Church, Newburyport, MA

Susan Botti - soprano, Nurit Pacht - violin, Eliana Razzino Yang - cello

more info here

(Photo by Michael Hubley - MichaelHubley.com)

Botti’s 2 Italian Folk Songs for soprano and string quartet

Source Code - Juventas New Music Ensemble

More info here

Multicultural Arts Center, Cambridge, MA

Botti’s chamber music is featured in a concert by the Hartt School’s Foot in the Door Ensemble

More info HERE (LIVESTREAMED)

SPECIAL GUEST Lucy Shelton performs Botti’s Bird Songs

SB performs her Jabberwocky with percussionist Ben Toth

program also includes Botti’s Prelude for 7 Instruments, and murmurations

and Lucy Shelton performing Joseph Schwantner’s Sparrows

Lucy Shelton performs Botti’s Bird Songs

(for soprano in a nest of percussion)

LIVE-STREAMED… here

Manhattan School of Music - Greenfield Hall, NYC

Lucy Shelton in concert - CANCELLED

more about Bird Songs HERE