Daniel Gall
music + art
Synchromy is back! We had our debut concert on April 10, which
was a fantastic musical success. Plans are in the works for a
Synchromy concert season, starting in the fall, and with at least 3
scheduled dates throughout the year. More soon, in the meantime
come visit our page on facebook: www.facebook.com/synchromy
was a fantastic musical success. Plans are in the works for a
Synchromy concert season, starting in the fall, and with at least 3
scheduled dates throughout the year. More soon, in the meantime
come visit our page on facebook: www.facebook.com/synchromy
My recent brass quintet "An Uncommon Bond," had its premier on
March 9, in a performance by the Spacific Brass Quintet, and
presented by the CSULA New Music Ensemble.
March 9, in a performance by the Spacific Brass Quintet, and
presented by the CSULA New Music Ensemble.
To listen to samples of my music, and to browse all
my available works, check out my catalog. But here
is something for you to hear right away:
my available works, check out my catalog. But here
is something for you to hear right away:
Diabolical and Sweet - a trio for flute, clarinet, and
piano, originally written for and performed here by
Rue 22: Claire Temin/flute, Bradley Cohen/clarinet,
and Adryn Miller/piano
piano, originally written for and performed here by
Rue 22: Claire Temin/flute, Bradley Cohen/clarinet,
and Adryn Miller/piano
| Diabolical and Sweet 1. Diabolical and Sweet 2. Fiendish Rain 3. Departure |
Contact me by email: dgall.music@gmail.com
I've finally finished work on my new collection of pieces for six
clarinetists, "Mosaic." We performed a series of four excerpts
from the collection at the recent Synchromy performance, called
"one.two.three.four," but I hope to work up the piece in full now.
I'm particularly excited about this piece, and I would encourage
clarinet groups to contact me, and I will try to have some score
and sound samples available online soon.
clarinetists, "Mosaic." We performed a series of four excerpts
from the collection at the recent Synchromy performance, called
"one.two.three.four," but I hope to work up the piece in full now.
I'm particularly excited about this piece, and I would encourage
clarinet groups to contact me, and I will try to have some score
and sound samples available online soon.
| Something to Listen to: "part 2" from Why Lie With Only One Eye |
| Listen to mp3 flute, Sean Stackpoole clarinet, David Adler bassoon, Cavit Celayir-Monezis *written for Synchromy |