Jennifer Bellor

In residence for the Eastman New Jazz Ensemble April 4-6, Jennifer Bellor met with the students and conducted the premiere of the jazz orchestra version of her piece titled High Resolution.

Excerpt from Mov. 1: Pendulum Surround

Excerpt from Mov. 2: Dance of Hands

Excerpt from Mov. 3: Quartz Revolution

Clocks in Motion will be premiering Bellor’s new percussion work titled Of Maker & Movement at Muhlenberg College in Allentown PA during their residency on March 14, 2019. In addition to traditional percussion instruments, the piece features instruments they created, such as the galvitone.
Of Maker & Movement
1. Pendulum Surround
2. Dance of Hands
3. Quartz Revolution

Duration: 13 minutes

Of Maker & Movement was written for both traditional instruments and those created by Clocks in Motion, such as the galvitone. The piece also works for all traditional instruments (scores and parts for that version will be created soon). Please email info@jenniferbellor.com for more details.

Jennifer Bellor’s composition The Road Not Taken, a setting of the Robert Frost poem for SATB choir, piano, synth, bass and drums will be premiered by the Brighton high school choir at the Vocal Prism concert March 11, 2019.

More details to come! The score will be available soon on Bellor’s website and SheetMusicPlus.

High Resolution for string orchestra and harp was commissioned by Chuck Cushinery and Clark High School Orchestra and will be premiered at Carnegie Hall April 12, 2019.

Here is a MIDI realization of the piece:

 

Megan Ihnen & Alan Thiesen Present…performed my composition Elegy (Deserted) for mezzo-soprano/soprano and alto saxophone at the International Navy Saxophone Symposium held at George Mason University January 11, 2019. In addition to Elegy (Deserted), they performed Epilogue by Jessica Rudman, From All of Our Love This Was Lost by Nick Zouleck and premiered Dark Star by Garrett Schumann.

 

Duration: 3 1/2 minutes

PDF (Transposing Score and C Score: $20

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text is poem “Elegy (Deserted)” by Eryn Green

Elegy (Deserted) was written for Megan Ihnen & Alan Theisen present… This World of Yes for premiere at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas on the Nextet concert, November 13, 2018 in Doc Rando Hall.It was selected for performance at the International Navy Saxophone Symposium January 2019.