A Review
Click here to read the review of the 2005 festival
in The New York Times.

Thanks, supporters!
In addition to numerous individual donations, New Paths in Music has been fortunate to receive a significant contribution from Emigrant Bank. Thanks are due also to the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council and the New York State Council on the Arts.

Please hold Friday June 11 for this event!

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Here is what we did at our Hispanic Festival in 2009:

Featured Composers:
From Spain: Gabriel Erkoreka and David del Puerto
From Mexico: Gabriela Ortiz and Enrico Chapela
From Argentina: Esteban Benzecry
From Chile: Oscar Carmona

The time and place:

7:30 p.m. on Friday, June 5, 2009, in Elebash Recital Hall
Graduate Center, City University of New York
Fifth Avenue and 34th Street, Manhattan.
Pre-concert talk at 7 p.m.
The New Paths Chamber Ensemble, David Alan Miller, conductor

More details below.

Featured Musicians

Rolf Schulte photo
Sunghae Anna Lim,
concertmaster
Rolf Schulte,
violin soloist
Oren Fader,
guitar soloist

As in the festivals of 2005 and 2007, in 2009 New Paths in Music will bring together musicians and soloists of the highest quality to perform the works of outstanding living foreign composers whose music is rarely performed in the United States. In some cases these composers have never been presented in the U.S. For this "Hispanic Festival" we are bringing back two Spanish composers who were on the 2007 "Mediterranean Festival" program -- Gabriel Erkoreka and David del Puerto. Erkoreka has written a new ensemble piece for the festival, and we will give the American premiere of a new guitar concerto by Del Puerto, with Oren Fader as soloist. Also on the program is the American premiere of a newly composed sextet by the Mexican composer Gabriela Ortiz, and the American premiere of an ensemble piece by another Mexican, Enrico Chapela. Rolf Schulte will be the violin soloist in two world premieres, an ensemble transcription of a symphony by Esteban Benzecry of Argentina, and a newly written ensemble piece by Oscar Carmona of Chile.


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