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Timothy Andres's I Found It by the Sea was featured in the closing-night concert of the Look and Listen Festival in NYC this week, performed with ACME. The piece "draws on a huge range of styles," says the New York Times. "Mr. Andres is a fine pianist, and he wrote himself a dazzling solo line. His quartet writing is equally rich." Andres performs a solo recital at NYC's (Le) Poisson Rouge later this month and makes his London debut at Wigmore Hall June 8. Earlier this year, he spoke with the new-music blog I Care If You Listen about his debut album, Shy and Mighty, and performed his piece At the River. Watch both here.

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Composer/pianist Timothy Andres's 2007 piano quartet I Found It by the Sea was featured in the closing-night concert of the Look and Listen Festival at the Pratt Manhattan Gallery in New York City earlier this week, performed with the American Contemporary Music Ensemble (ACME). The piece "is a set of variations that draws on a huge range of styles," writes New York Times music critic Allan Kozinn in his review of the festival: "you hear long-lined Elgarian Romanticism, a hint of Brahms, insistently Minimalist figures and ample invention of his own. Mr. Andres is a fine pianist, and he wrote himself a dazzling solo line. His quartet writing is equally rich." Read the complete festival review at nytimes.com.

Last Friday, Andres offered a special opening set in the Brad Mehldau Trio show at the Newman Center for the Performing Arts in Denver. He performs a solo recital at (Le) Poisson Rouge in New York City on May 29, featuring his own work and music by Brahms, Schumann, Ingram Marshall, and Ted Hearne, and joins mezzo-soprano Rachel Calloway for the Project Shaw concert at New York's Players Club on June 2. Andres makes his London debut in a concert at Wigmore Hall on June 8, launching the venue's latest summer Late Night series. For additional details on these and other upcoming Andres events, go to nonesuch.com/on-tour.

Earlier this year, Andres spoke with the new-music blog I Care If You Listen. He invited the site's curator Thomas Deneuville to his Brooklyn apartment to discuss his debut album, Shy and Mighty, which was released exactly two years ago tomorrow on Nonesuch Records, and much more. Andres also performs a piece he wrote last year titled At the River, which he has dedicated to Ingram Marshall. You can watch the performance and the 20-minute interview below, via icareifyoulisten.com.

Andres Performs "At the River" for I Care If You Listen:

Andres Talks with I Care If You Listen's Thomas Deneuville:

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Timothy Andres: "At the River" on I Care If You Listen
  • Thursday, May 17, 2012
    Watch: Timothy Andres Performs "At the River" and Talks with "I Care If You Listen"

    Composer/pianist Timothy Andres's 2007 piano quartet I Found It by the Sea was featured in the closing-night concert of the Look and Listen Festival at the Pratt Manhattan Gallery in New York City earlier this week, performed with the American Contemporary Music Ensemble (ACME). The piece "is a set of variations that draws on a huge range of styles," writes New York Times music critic Allan Kozinn in his review of the festival: "you hear long-lined Elgarian Romanticism, a hint of Brahms, insistently Minimalist figures and ample invention of his own. Mr. Andres is a fine pianist, and he wrote himself a dazzling solo line. His quartet writing is equally rich." Read the complete festival review at nytimes.com.

    Last Friday, Andres offered a special opening set in the Brad Mehldau Trio show at the Newman Center for the Performing Arts in Denver. He performs a solo recital at (Le) Poisson Rouge in New York City on May 29, featuring his own work and music by Brahms, Schumann, Ingram Marshall, and Ted Hearne, and joins mezzo-soprano Rachel Calloway for the Project Shaw concert at New York's Players Club on June 2. Andres makes his London debut in a concert at Wigmore Hall on June 8, launching the venue's latest summer Late Night series. For additional details on these and other upcoming Andres events, go to nonesuch.com/on-tour.

    Earlier this year, Andres spoke with the new-music blog I Care If You Listen. He invited the site's curator Thomas Deneuville to his Brooklyn apartment to discuss his debut album, Shy and Mighty, which was released exactly two years ago tomorrow on Nonesuch Records, and much more. Andres also performs a piece he wrote last year titled At the River, which he has dedicated to Ingram Marshall. You can watch the performance and the 20-minute interview below, via icareifyoulisten.com.

    Andres Performs "At the River" for I Care If You Listen:

    Andres Talks with I Care If You Listen's Thomas Deneuville:

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