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Kevin Poelking: There and Back
with Jooyeon Chang, piano World premiere performance, performed in Organ Recital Hall, University Center for the Arts. |
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Jeff Scott: Elegy for Innocence
with Jooyeon Chang, piano As heard at the IDRS Second Virtual Symposium, performed in Griffin Hall, University Center for the Arts. |
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Joan Tower: Red Maple
with the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Symphony Jason Weinberger, conductor Performed in the Gallagher Bluedorn PAC |
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Marc Mellits: Dark Matter
*performance begins at timestamp 2:50* Performed in Organ Recital Hall, University Center for the Arts |
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James Stephenson: Dialogue of Self and Soul
conclusion of II. Allegro-spirited with the Northern Iowa Wind Symphony and Michelle Monroe, mezzo soprano Danny Galyen, conductor Performed in the Gallagher Bluedorn PAC |
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Sofia Gubaidulina: Quasi Hoquetus
with Margaret Miller, viola and Tim Burns, piano Performed in Griffin Hall, University Center for the Arts. |
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Adrienne Albert: Doppler Effect
with Michelle Stanley, flute and Jooyeon Chang, piano Performed in Organ Recital Hall, University Center for the Arts. |
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Chloe Sizemore: Standard Levels
with Megan Lanz, flute Performed in Organ Recital Hall, University Center for the Arts. |
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Jan Dismas Zelenka: Trio Sonata No. 5
with Heather Peyton and Brendon Bushman, oboes and Korey Barrett, harpsichord Performed in Davis Hall at the University of Northern Iowa. |
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John Steinmetz: Four Signs, Mind the Gap
as heard on debut album Double or Nothing with J. Benjamin Smith, bassoon Recorded in St. Bridget's Church in Solon, Iowa |
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Mindful Musical Life, Episode 2
podcast interview There is a lot more to music than playing the notes. In this podcast Kevin Miescke, founder of Mindful Musical Life, interviews musicians about their experiences with all forms of contemplative practice. We explore everything from yoga, meditation, and breathing techniques, to mindful exercise and much more. There is something new to learn with every episode, and you will discover that what often starts with the goal of improving one's performance on stage turns into something much more. |