CALL FOR SCORES FOR 2020-2021 IS OPEN!!!!
About
TEMPO (The Epicenter Musical Performance Organization), dedicated to the pursuit, performance, and perseverance of contemporary music, was formed in 2008 at California State University, Northridge by Daniel Kessner and Julia Heinen.
In Spring 2019, TEMPO was honored to receive 1st prize at the Doug Davis Performance Grant for their performance of Fred Lerdahl’s “Time After Time.”
The ensemble of flute, clarinet, violin, viola, cello, piano, and percussion consists of faculty, alumni, and friends, all of whom share a passion for performing works from the 20th and 21st centuries.
In 2020-2021 TEMPO celebrates its 12th season of bringing contemporary music to the world. In addition to programming established contemporary works, it also hosts an annual “Call for Scores,” selecting several works to feature each season.
Performances
October 25th, 2020
7:30pm
Virtual Live Concert!
Register Here
Program includes:
Douglas Davies
Idee Fixe for solo flute
Richard Derby
Social Distancing for solo violin
Viet Cuong
Zanelle for solo clarinet
Score Submission
TEMPO Ensemble
(The Epicenter Musical Performance Organization)
12th Season 2020-2021
Call for Scores
TEMPO (The Epicenter Music Performance Organization), a septet consisting of flutes (all), clarinets (all), violin(s), viola(s), cello, percussion, and piano, invites scores with or without conductor, either for the entire ensemble or smaller groups within our instrumentation.
- Note: Works that require other instruments can also be considered but you should check with us first.
Works will be selected for our coming 12th Season in 2020-21 concert season at California State University, Northridge in addition to other venues.
Submissions of scores and recordings may only be made via e-mail, as pdf and mp3 files, by June 15th, 2020 to Julia Heinen at julia.heinen@csun.edu
Submissions must include a $40 fee for the first score, and $20 for each additional piece, payable online through Paypal to julia.heinen@csun.edu
Important Dates:
- June 15 2020 – deadline for consideration.
- August 1, 2020 – composers selected for the 2020-21 season will be notified.
- August 15, 2020 – parts, biographical and program notes of selected composers must be received.
Please include complete contact information. Recordings are welcome, but not required.
Questions should be addressed to Julia Heinen, julia.heinen@csun.edu
WINNING COMPOSITIONS FOR 2019-2020 SEASON
John Costa – Venom
Jeff Gao – “03-15-2019 Christchurch”
Todd Goodman – Imprint
Joshua Hey – Recreation
Texu Kim – Fanfare
Martin Rokeach – Going Up
Stephen Yip – November White II
Thanks to all the fantastic works we had submitted for 2019-20 season!
Contact
TEMPO New Music Ensemble
California State University, Northridge
Department of Music
Attention: Julia Heinen
18111 Nordhoff Street
Northridge, CA 91330-8314
(818) 677-3168