January 8–14, 2017 — Chorosynthesis Singers performed Out of Her Place on their Washington State Tour and recorded it for release later this year on Centaur Records.
Sun Lion’s White Sail in Hong Kong
November 18, 2016 — Western District performed Sun Lion’s White Sail, a mobile-form piece inspired by the poetry of Rabindranath Tagore, in Hong Kong. More information here.
Climate Honesty in Ireland
October 24, 2016 — Dulciana Vocal Ensemble performed Climate Honesty in Dublin. Details here.
Album Release
April 22, 2016 — Release date of From Liberty and Fragrant Harbors, an album of Rebekah’s recent vocal ensemble music featuring GHOSTLIGHT Chorus, violist Erin Wight, and soprano Mary Hubbell. Available now from stores like Bandcamp, Gumroad and iTunes.
Apart/ment Premiere in Brooklyn
April 14, 2016 — The Curiosity Cabinet premiered Apart/ment, a song cycle for 4 singers and 4 instrumentalists on the theme of homelessness, at The Firehouse Space in Brooklyn, NY. Watch a video from this performance on YouTube.
Buy Scores Online
Many scores are now available for online purchase in PDF format. If you are interested in a work that is not there yet, please contact Rebekah.
Out of Her Place in Seattle
March 19, 2016 — Out of Her Place was performed by Chorosynthesis Singers, as part of their Empowering Silenced Voices concert. See a video of this performance.
New videos
Videos from this fall’s NYC premieres are now on YouTube! For Lantau is here and Testing the Second Breath is here.
Testing the Second Breath premiere in Brooklyn
November 1, 2014 — Flutist Martha Cargo and bassoonist Allison Nicotera premiered Testing the Second Breath at Scholes Street Studio in Brooklyn. This electroacoustic work features recordings in six different languages, exploring the theme of human interaction with the ocean.
GHOSTLIGHT premieres For Lantau
October 30, 2014 — GHOSTLIGHT Chorus and violist Erin Wight premiered For Lantau at the Church of Notre Dame in New York City. This new work was inspired by the island in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region where Rebekah lived for eight months.