Texas: Vol. I - Larg(er) Ensembles

by Kory Reeder

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	1.	"After" is what we have to live with (2022) 17:56
	2.	All Things Seem Mention of Themselves (2021) 13:42
	3.	Erb Study (2020) 11:09
	4.	Flatland (2022) 07:53
	5.	Lamentations in Extended Patterns (2023) 22:16
	6.	Some thoughts regarding the recent work of Sr. Bolaño (2022) 06:44
	7.	Where I Lay My Head (2018) 15:30
	8.	Meadowlarks (2023) 08:24

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Volume I: Larg(er) Ensembles

Over the past five years of living in Texas, I have amassed a large body of work and I'm extremely excited to have a large body of recordings of that work. However, most of these recordings are archival and not something I have any intention of releasing commercially; many of them are from noisy concerts, reading sessions, rehearsals, or DIY recordings with friends. Still, I want to share this music with the world somehow and I figured the best way to do that would be to put it on my Bandcamp for free. That being said, I have over 10 hours of music in the archive, so I’ve decided to share this music in monthly installments of a more manageable size, curated into volumes based loosely on instrumentation. The first of these volumes is out today, my 30th birthday, and will be released the 11th of every month until the end of the year.

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released July 11, 2023

“After” is what we have to live with (2022) for chamber orchestra

Commissioned by and performed by Ensemble Terrible, conducted by Patrik Kako live recording in Prague.

More info: www.koryreeder.com/after-is-what-we-have-to-live-with

All Things Seem Mention of Themselves (2021) for chamber orchestra

At the 2021 Composers Conference, Contemporary Performance Institute, and Chamber Music Workshop. Kurt Rohde, Artistic Director.

Nicholas DeMaison, Conductor
Barry Crawford, flute
Benjamin Fingland, clarinet
Adrian Morejon, bassoon
Patrick Pridemore, French Horn
Sunghae Anna Lim, violin
Louise Schulman, viola
Chris Gross, cello
Tristan Kasten-Krause, contrabass
Christopher Oldfather, piano
Matthew Gold, percussion

More info: www.koryreeder.com/all-things-seem-mention-of-themselves

Erb Study (2020) for woodwind quintet.

DIY recording by me

Flute: Alaina Clarice
Oboe: Liz Fleissner
Clarinet: Brian Do
Bassoon: Caden Ridge
Horn: Zachary Anderson

More info: www.koryreeder.com/erb-study

Flatland (2022) for Wind Ensemble

Commissioned by and performed by the University of Nebraska at Kearney Wind Ensemble, conducted by Duane Bierman live recording in Kearney, Nebraska

More info: www.koryreeder.com/flatland

Lamentations in Extended Patterns (2023) for Brass Quintet

DIY recording by me

Trumpet: Jack Nagel
Trumpet: Guillermo Villa
Horn: Ellyse Sanchez
Trombone: Molly Lum
Tuba: Douglas Swayne

Link to more info: www.koryreeder.com/lamentations-in-extended-patterns

Some thoughts regarding the recent work of Sr. Bolaño (2022) for trumpet quartet and tape

DIY multitrack recording by Jack Nagel

Trumpet(s): Jack Nagel

Link to more info: www.koryreeder.com/some-thoughts-regarding-the-recent-work-of-sr-bolao

Where I Lay My Head (2018)

Live recording from Denton, Texas

Voice and Wine Glasses: Morgan Horning, Erin Cameron, Garrison Gerard
Violin: Joseph Reding,
Viola: Kathleen Crabtree, Phoebe Haun
Cello: Laura Rodriguez
Contrabass: Kory Reeder

Link to more info: www.koryreeder.com/where-i-lay-my-head

Meadowlarks (2023) for string orchestra and percussion

Commissioned by Lincoln Southwest High School Orchestra
Jacob Fahrlander - Head Orchestra Director

Recorded live.

Link to more info: www.koryreeder.com/meadowlarks

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