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Judith Shatin

  • #ClassicsaDay #WomensHistoryMonth Week 5

    Apr 2nd, 2021 | By Ralph Graves
    Tags: #ClassicsaDay, #WomensHistoryMonth, Abbie Betinis, Judith Shatin, Mon Schjelderup, Twitter

    The #ClassicsaDay team often uses Women’s History Month as their theme for March. And for good reason. Classical audiences might be aware that there are contemporary female composers. But perhaps not so aware (with the exception of Hildegard von Bingen), of how many women composed music throughout the centuries. For March 2021, I decided to […]

  • Classical Interviews – Judith Shatin

    Jul 31st, 2020 | By WTJU
    Tags: Classical music, contemporary classical music, interview, Judith Shatin, Programming

    Judith Shatin is a local composer, educator, and founder of UVA’s Virginia Center for Computer Music. We spoke about her teaching experience, music in her early years, and recent compositions she’s composed. For more on Judith Shatin, visit: JudithShatin.com These interviews aired as part of Classical Sunrise, weekday mornings from 7-9am. Her first exposure to music Classical […]

  • Charlottesville Symphony Season Ends Energetically

    Apr 28th, 2019 | By Ralph Graves
    Tags: Alexandra Beliakovich, benjamin rous, charlottesville symphony, Classical music, Concert Review, Judith Shatin, Orchestral music, Ottorino Respighi, Richard Wagner, Robert Schumann

    The final concert of the Charlottesville Symphony’s 2018-19 season started slowly and finished in triumph. It was quite a journey. The Saturday, April 24th concerto opened with Wagner’s Prelude from “Parsifal.” This is a quiet, introspective work that uses silence as an important element. The orchestra played beautifully, achieving a shimmering quality in some passages. […]

  • Judith Shatin retrospective concert – insights and thrills

    Apr 8th, 2019 | By Ralph Graves
    Tags: Adam Carter, Chamber music, Classical music, Concert Review, contemporary classical music, David Perry, David Salsbery Fry, David Sariti, electronic music, Gayle Martin, Jennifer Beattie, Jeremy Thompson, John Mayhood, Judith Shatin, kelly Sulick

    The audience for Hearing Things: Music by Judith Shatin  heard some exciting music in Old Cabell Hall on April 6, 2019. The retrospective concert was part of Shatin Music Month. Shatin founded the Virginia Center for Computer Music in 1987 and guided its growth through her retirement. The concert included works created at the Center, as well as some that didn’t use […]

  • Mary Kathleen Ernst Keeping Time Innova

    Mary Kathleen Ernst Plays Music of Our Time

    May 19th, 2014 | By Ralph Graves
    Tags: CD Review, Classical piano, Contemporary classical, Innova, Jennifer Higdon, Judith Shatin, Katherine Hoover, Mary Kathleen Ernst, Nancy Bloomer Deussen, Stefania de Kenessey, Vivian Fung

    Pianist Mary Kathleen Ernst turns in a strong program of solo piano works with equally strong performances. Yes, all the works were written by women, but that’s about the only thing they have in common. Vivian Fung’s “Keeping Time” uses the piano as a percussion instrument. This work is all about rhythm, and Ernst delivers […]

  • Time to Burn Judith Shatin Innova

    Judith Shatin: Time to Burn – profile of an innovative composer

    May 12th, 2014 | By Ralph Graves
    Tags: Chamber music, Contemporary classical, Innova, Judith Shatin

    “Time to Burn” provides an extensive overview of this innovative composer’s output. Heard collectively, the works brings to light several themes which Judith Shatin revisits and reinterprets in differing ways; her Judaic heritage; using sound (not just musical notes) to create art; and the interface between technology and humanity. One of the highlights is “Glyph,” […]

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