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This was the dress rehearsal. There were more than zero people in the audience, I swear.

Back from Birmingham!

Added on August 25, 2014 by Patrick Greene.

The Birmingham New Music Festival was a success, and I'm a little in awe of just how much the organizers were able to pull together. It was a pleasure to be a part of it, and the players did a great job with abstractEXTRACTION. The piece got a nice little mention in a review from AL.com, too.

And it was great getting to poke around Alabama for the first time! We had a nice mini-vacation, and Jude got to celebrate his first birthday (!!!) at the Birmingham Zoo.

Announcements on upcoming pieces coming shortly, so be on the lookout!

Boston Musica Viva is performing abstractEXTRACTION three times today!

Added on September 16, 2012 by Patrick Greene.

Here's a shot from rehearsal on Saturday, which went swimmingly. Hope to see you there! Details are at the BMV's website.

Upcoming performances: BMV Live@SoWa

Added on August 7, 2012 by Patrick Greene.

I'm thrilled to announce that the Boston Musica Viva will be performing abstractEXTRACTION (three times, no less) at "BMV Live @ SoWa" on September 16 at the Carroll and Sons Art Gallery in Boston. The mini-concerts will be performed between 12:30pm and 3pm, and will coincide with a gallery showing of music-themed photography by Henry Horenstein (not to mention the wonderful SoWa Open Market).

Aside from my music, they'll also be performing works by Froom, Sierra, Donatoni, Gandolfi, and Hoffer.

Hope to see you there!

Rapido! Documentary

Added on May 31, 2011 by Patrick Greene.

The Atlanta Chamber Players have posted a little documentary on the Rapido! Take Two!! National Finals to YouTube.

It’s wonderful to see everyone again, even if it’s just their digital avatars. That was truly one of the best months of my life—for many reasons!

Continue with "Part 2: The Winner" at http://youtu.be/0rzWbQak_0c

Video from Rapido! National Finals in Atlanta

Added on February 23, 2011 by Patrick Greene.

They played the piece beautifully. Thanks for voting me for the Audience Favorite Award!

Patrick Greene, Boston - New England Region Winner, Audience Favorite Prize Winner "AbstractEXTRACTION" 1. Elemental, structural 2. Expressive 3. Motoric 4. Immutable, eternal performed by the Atlanta Chamber Players Paula Peace: piano Christina Smith: flute Brad Ritchie: cello Alcides Rodriguez: clarinet Performance January 16, 2011 at High Museum's Hill Auditorium.