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[ Updated April 2021 ] L'art De Toucher Le Clavecin, 1 for Pi EVAN JOHNSON – COMPLETE LIST OF WORKS [FP = First performance] [ updated April 2021 ] L'art de toucher le clavecin, 1 for piccolo [2021; 4'30"] in modo esalando for bass clarinet [2021; 4'] 2 Rückenfiguren for male voice [2021; 4'] FP [recording]: Carl Rosman, HCR Records – release date TBA contemptus mundi for clarinet in C and piano [2021; 11'] FP: TBA, ELISION Ensemble (Carl Rosman, clarinet; Alex Waite, piano] mes pleurants for piano [2020; 13'] FP [recording]: Ben Smith, all that dust records – to be released September 2021 Linke Hand eines Apostels for harpsichord and twelve instruments [2019; 19'] FP: Riot Ensemble, Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival (live BBC broadcast) – 11/16/19 mon petit pleurant for piano [2019; 3'] FP: Ian Pace, City University, London, UK – 5/13/19 Plan and section of the same reservoir for soprano saxophone, piano and percussion [2018; 13'] FP: Trio Accanto, Luxembourg Philharmonie, Luxembourg – 2/11/20 in nomines (1-4), surrogates, limbs, etc. for clarinet and string trio [2018; 35'] FP: Distractfold, Marlboro College, Marlboro, VT – 4/7/20 measurement as contrition for orchestra [2018; 15'] FP: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra (cond. Ilan Volkov), Tectonics Festival, Glasgow, UK – 5/16/18 qu'en joye on vous demaine for piano [2017; 2'] FP: Ian Pace, City University, London, UK – 4/20/18 Wolke über Bäumen for baroque violin [2016; 12'] FP: Karin Hellqvist, Ultima Festival, Oslo, Norway – 9/13/16 Rückenfigur for tuba [2016; 8'] FP: Jack Adler-McKean, Darmstadt Summer Courses, Germany – 8/6/16 1 dozens of canons: Anaïs Faivre Haumonté for cello [2016; 12'] FP: Séverine Ballon, Tectonics Festival, Reykjavik, Iceland – 4/25/16 "indolentiae ars", a medium to be kept for 9-key basset clarinet in A [2015; 22'] FP: Carl Rosman, Musikfabrik Montagskonzert, Cologne, Germany – 2/15/16 vray dieu d'amours / vray dieu d'amours for horn [2014; 7'] FP: Samuel Stoll, Hochschule für Musik und Theater Leipzig, Germany – 12/15/15 three reversed movements, to bring destroyed objects back to life for piano [2014; 4'] FP: Michael Finnissy, Doncaster, UK – 8/20/14 inscribed, in the center: "1520, Antorff" for string quartet [2014; 13'] FP: MIVOS Quartet, Darmstadt Summer Courses, Germany, 8/5/14 my pouert and goyng ouer for baritone, trumpet, trombone and bass clarinet [2014; 8'] FP: loadbang, DiMenna Center, New York, NY – 5/10/14 thaes ofereode, thisses swa maeg for cello and high voice [2013; 8'] FP: Carl Rosman and Séverine Ballon, Melbourne Conservatory of Music, Australia – 3/17/14 "atendant, souffrir", lists, little stars for two pianos [2013; 15'] FP: Ian Pace and Frederik Croene, TRANSIT Festival (Leuven, Belgium) – 10/27/13 Largo calligrafico / "patientiam" for baritone saxophone [2012; 8'] FP: Ryan Muncy, University of Huddersfield, UK – 3/11/13 vo mesurando for four voices [2012; 5'] FP: EXAUDI, London, UK – 10/22/13 Three in, ad abundantiam ("solo e pensoso") for three voices [2012; 5'] FP: EXAUDI, Wigmore Hall, London, UK – 10/21/12 die bewegung der augen for nine instruments [2012, rev. 2014; 13'] FP: Ensemble Dal NIente (cond. Michael Lewanski), Darmstadt Summer Courses, Germany – 7/24/12 FP of revised version: Musikfabrik (cond. Christian Eggen), WDR Funkhaus, Cologne, Germany – 4/6/14 L'art de toucher le clavecin, 3 for piccolo with violin and percussion [2011; 13'] FP: ensemble mosaik, Acht Brücken Festival, Cologne, Germany – 5/2/12 A general interrupter to ongoing activity for any voice [2011; 7'] FP: Carl Rosman, TRANSIT Festival, Leuven, Belgium – 10/22/11 2 à un quart de voix for oboe, E-flat clarinet and prepared cello [2010; 2'] FP: ELISION, Kings Place, London, UK – 12/6/10 émoi for bass flute [2010; 11'] FP: Claire Chase, Roulette, Brooklyn, NY – 3/8/13 hwil for piano [2010; 10 seconds] FP: Ben Smith, City University, London, UK – 4/19/18 Ground for contrabass clarinet [2010; 13'] FP: Gareth Davis, Wittener Tage für neue Kammermusik, WItten, Germany – 4/25/10 L'art de toucher le clavecin, 2 for piccolo with violin [2009; 7'] FP: Richard Craig and Karin Hellqvist, Napier University, Edinburgh, UK – 11/17/09 Apostrophe 2 (pressing down on my sternum) for quarter-tone flugelhorn and alto trombone [2009; 6'] FP: ELISION, Iwaki Auditorium, Melbourne, Australia – 7/28/09 Quintet, camera lucida for viola, cello, bass, guitar and percussion [2008; 5'] FP: ART Ensemble NRW, Ensemblia Festival, Mönchengladbach, Germany – 5/22/09 Apostrophe 1 (All communication is a form of complaint) for two bass clarinets [2008; 20'] FP: ELISION, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia – 8/7/08 Edison Kinetoscopic Record of a Sneeze, January 7, 1894 for clarinet [2007; 4 seconds] FP: Joshua Rubin, Museum of the Moving Image, New York, NY – 12/8/07 Positioning in Radiography for three toy pianos (one player) [2007; 11'] FP: Mabel Kwan, Roulette, Brooklyn, NY – 12/20/13 Colophons ("that other that ich not whenne"), reflecting pool / monument for six voices and violin [2008; 8'] FP: EXAUDI (w/ Sophie Appleton, vn.), Greyfriars Kirk, Edinburgh, Scotland – 11/28/07 clutch for violin [2005; 1'] FP: Erik Carlson, New York, NY – 12/10/05 Dehiscences, Lullay ("Thou nost whider it whil turne") for piano and cassette [2005; 9'] FP: Sebastian Berweck, University of Redlands, Redlands, CA – 2/16/06 Reaktionmaschine for piccolo, violin, cello, piano and percussion [2005; 15'] FP: Ensemble SurPlus, June in Buffalo Festival, Buffalo, NY – 6/9/05 3 Line of Wreckage for string quartet [2005; 6'] FP: Cantus Ensemble Zagreb, Ensemblia Festival, Mönchengladbach, Germany – 6/3/07 Stripe for vibraphone [2005; 4'] FP: Michael Caterisano, Brooklyn Center for Contemporary Music, Brooklyn, NY – 8/10/07 Supplement for bass clarinet [2004; 10'] FP: Gareth Davis, Renaissance Society, Chicago, IL – 10/15/06 iij for large chorus [2004; 4'] FP: Fairfax Choral Society, St. Thomas More Cathedral, Arlington, VA – 11/20/05 se relire contre le piano-jouet for toy piano (with music theatre) [2003; 11'] FP: Isabel Ettenauer, Fondation Royaumont, Asnières-sur-Oise, France – 10/4/03 Ausschnitte for piano, bass clarinet, and violin [2003; 4'] FP: Jacob Greenberg, Jean Kopperud, Movses Pogossian, SUNY Buffalo, Buffalo, NY – 3/30/04 Dehiscence, flottements for piano [2003; 4'] FP: Ian Pace, Bludenzer Tage zeitgemäßer Musik, Bludenz, Austria – 11/22/07 hyphen for crotales [2002; 2'] FP: Michael Caterisano, Brooklyn, NY – 6/1/05 sunk: one for string quartet [2002; 8'] FP: Quatuor Bozzini, June in Buffalo Festival, Buffalo, NY – 6/5/02 4 .
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