performance

Solo:

Clara Iannotta, Eclipse Plumage for prepared piano, electronics, and ensemble. Live broadcast on NPO, Radio 4 of world premiere at Gaudeamus Muziekweek, Opening Night (9/4/19).

[NEW] Clara Iannotta, Eclipse Plumage. Live @ Gaudeamus, 9/4/19.
Daniel Walden with Ensemble Oerknal.
Christopher Swithinbank, ©2019

Christopher Swithinbank, ©2019

Christopher Swithinbank, ©2019

Christopher Swithinbank, ©2019

Christopher Swithinbank, ©2019

Christopher Swithinbank, ©2019

 

 

Reiko Füting, Five Meditations and Broken Song. Based on extracts from a 16th-century manuscript of music compiled by Luigi Rossi (British Library, MS 30491). Live recording of Five Meditations at Manhattan School of Music (9/17/17).

[RAW] Reiko Füting, Five Meditations. Live recording, Manhattan School of Music (9/17/17).
Daniel Walden
 

 

Evan Williams, Dead White Man Music, for harpsichord and chamber orchestra. Live video of the premiere with Urban Playground Chamber Orchestra at Christ and St. Stephen’s, New York City (10/6/17).

Broadcast on WGTE Public Radio, Living American Composers (1/24/19).

Repeat performance at 4(19) festival, Toledo Museum of Art (8/10/19).

 

 

Tristan Perich, Dual Synthesis, for harpsichord and 4-channel 1-bit electronics. CD with fold-out poster. Physical Editions, 2015.

… one of “five harpsichord works you need to know” (Mahan Esfahani, NY Times) … "one of the most outstanding recordings of new music in this century" (George Grella, New York Classical Review) … "a startling array of moods" … (Phil Freeman, Burning Ambulance)

Tristan Perich, ©2015

Tristan Perich, ©2015

 

 

Arnold Schoenberg, Piano Concerto, Op. 42. Live at Finney Chapel with Oberlin Chamber Orchestra, Raphael Jiménez conductor (3/8/12).

…“brilliant performance”… (Bob Sherman, WQXR Young' Artist’s Showcase)

Arnold Schoenberg, Piano Concerto Op. 42. Live recording (3/8/12).
Daniel Walden, Oberlin Chamber Orchestra (Raphael Jiménez, cond.)
Iannis Xenakis, a.R., for solo piano.
Daniel Walden
Pierre Boulez, Douze Notations for solo piano.
Daniel Walden

Francesco Carniani, ©2018

Francesco Carniani, ©2018

Ensemble Oerknal (b. 2012), based in The Hague. Octet (string quartet, flute, clarinet, piano, percussion).

narrow | numerous. CD. 7MNTN Records, 2018. Frerik de Jong, production.

“5 stars”… (Rudolf Nammensma, Dagblad van het Noorden); … “een sublime productie” … (Aart van der Wal, Opusklassiek)

[UPCOMING] Works by Lewis Nielsen. With Damask Vocal Quartet. CD. 7MNTN Records, 2020.

Anisa Xhomaqi, ©2018

Anisa Xhomaqi, ©2018


Fonema Consort, based in Chicago. Flexible instrumentation, focusing on contemporary repertoire for voice and ensemble.

Fifth Tableau, with Fonema Consort. Video album. Parlour Tapes+, 2017.

"a veritable smorgasbord of prepared piano"… (Peter Margasak, The Reader)

[Top left] Monday from Parallel Peaks, a seven part audio-visual work written with Julio Zúñiga, 2021.

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Silverstein/Walden Duo (b. 2011). Historical and contemporary repertoire for violin and keyboard instruments.

Showcase on the WQXR Young Artists Showcase (11/7/18).

Featuring works by Bach, Schubert, Sciarrino, Stravinsky, and Biber. Recorded live in studio.

Isabella Leonarda, Sonata Duodecima for Violin and Continuo (1693) — Adagio
Elicia Silverstein and Daniel Walden
Salvatore Sciarrino, Sonatina (1975) — I. Presto
Elicia Silverstein and Daniel Walden
Salvatore Sciarrino, Sonatina (1975) — II. Adagio
Elicia Silverstein and Daniel Walden
Daniel Walden, ©2012

Daniel Walden, ©2012