Claire Keane
Today's Document
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Kaledo Art
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Show & Tell
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Product Placement
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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@estampasnocturnas
Michigan and Chicagoland friends, mark March 2-8, 2026 for some beautiful works all by composers with ties to the US, whether they came to study, to live, or were born and continue to work here. Masterworks by Rebecca Clarke, Astor Piazzolla, Nicanor Abelardo, and premieres of equally beautiful pieces by Courtney Bryan, James Lee III, and myself to ensue!
On PANORAMAS, flutist Norman Menzales reflects on his Filipino heritage through a series of chamber ensemble collaborations.
It was my absolute pleasure to record Nicanor Abelardo's "Panoramas" on this album with lead musician and flutist Norman Menzales. This is its world-first digital recording, released on Ravello Records, an imprint of Parma Recordings.
Violist Jay Julio reflects on his career journey during the pandemic, highlighting his various roles in orchestras and musical initiatives
Julio’s performance is Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Kaufman Auditorium. They will also give a free recital on Sunday at 3:00 p.m. at St. Paul’s
Interlochen Arts Academy alum and violist Jay Julio comes full circle
It was lovely to return to Interlochen Public Radio after seven years to talk with host Kate Botello and play two songs by Nicanor Abelardo (”Mutya ng Pasig”) and Florence Price (”Song to the Dark Virgin”) live with pianist Susan Snyder. Please enjoy!
The seemingly 'positive' stereotypes commonly associated with the model minority myth that are regarded as harmless have silenced the struggles of Asian Americans.
It was an honor and a privilege to be able to speak with Katie Kim, producer at WBIR and an incredible ally in working for our people, our Asian and Pacific Islander American community. The model minority myth has been used to control us and to put us against other racial minorities in this country and across the globe, but we must take it down. There is so much to fight against — so much personal hate and discrimination, so much systemic racism and historical violence, but we will never be alone as long we stand with each other. And I was so heartened to be able to speak on issues affecting the ADHD and autistic communities. We will not be invisible any longer, and we will see justice in the medical and social fields within our lifetimes.
Music: William Grant Still’s “Grief” performed by myself and pianist Antonio Truyols, and the Sarabande from J. S. Bach’s Cello Suite No. 1.
Esteban Meneses reviews Blackbox Ensemble performing works by Juhi Bansal, Jessica Mays, Yaz Lancaster, Brittany J. Green, and Carlos Simon.
Thank you to I Care If You Listen for reviewing this concert!
Titled after a game of computer solitaire, the Queens musician’s second album uses avant-pop songwriting to capture the nuances of tedium, to strangely captivating effect.
Thanks to Lina Tullgren and Simon Hanes for having me on this album! Cool review here from Pitchfork.
West Side Story, but make it groovy.
Thanks again to Scott Wasserman and Joshua Hinck for asking me to play concertmaster on this album, now available through Broadway Records and streamable on all major music platforms.
It was an honor to take part in this collaborative music video for Major Lazer’s “Lay Your Head On Me”, featuring Marcus Mumford.
20 track album
So fun to contribute strings to some live tracks!
Robert Schumann - "Widmung” from his song cycle, “Myrthen”
Recorded live on December 16, 2019 at Morse Hall, at the Juilliard School.
Baton in hand, conductor James Ross mixes English and Spanish to set the rhythm for his orchestra of young Cuban and American musicians playing in a convivial atmosphere that contrasts sharply with the diplomatic tensions between their countries. On Havana's National Theatre stage, where the Cuban
Really incredible to have taken part in the inaugural Cuban-American Youth Orchestra. Thanks to the Minnesota Orchestra and all the members of CAYO for an incredible experience this summer!
Bridging Cultures Through Music and Education
As a first-generation Filipinx-American, I’m humbled to be joining the Young Artist roster of the FilAm Music Foundation, headed by the always-inspiring Victor Santiago Asuncion. I look forward to concertizing with this groundbreaking organization in the 2019-2020 season.
Jay Julio - The Evening Star (from Three Pieces for Soprano and Double Bass)
Soprano-double bass duo confluss premiered this set of pieces on December 21, 2018 at St. John’s in the Village (New York, NY). These three songs are written on texts by acclaimed poet Louise Glück.
J. S. Bach - Sarabande from Cello Suite No. 3 in C Major.
Recorded live on December 28, 2018 at Columbia University’s WKCR radio station.
#tbt to YoungArts 2016 alongside the incredible Andrew Kim, Naya Lovell, and Michael Santomassimo, and in front of a gorgeous piece by Aaron Feltman. I can’t believe this was only three years ago!
Music is the fourth movement of British composer Edmund Finnis’ brilliant violin-viola duo Brother. Filmed at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in the DiMenna Center for Classical Music (New York, NY).