Eric Whitacre

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Philharmonie de Paris will perform Eric’s symphonic work ‘Deep Field’ on Saturday May, 13, 2023 at 8pm at the Grande salle Pierre Boulez, conducted by Lucie Leguay. The film ‘Deep Field: The Impossible Magnitude of our Universe’ will be... continued

The SSA score for ‘Goodnight Moon’ is now available for purchase from Hal Leonard.

Eric joins Maurizio Caschetto from The Legacy of John Williams Podcast to talk about his love for the music of John Williams and how it impacted his own life as a musician.

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Eric returns to work with the singers of DCINY on the stage of Carnegie Hall, New York on Tuesday, November 29, 2022. The program will feature the world premiere of the new edition of ‘The Gift of the Magi’ alongside Eric’s ‘The Boy Who Laughed at Santa Claus’ and other festive favorites.

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Last week, one of Eric’s newest choral works The Sacred Veil had its Sydney premiere at the Sydney Opera House.

Is it possible for a performance to be too perfect?

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The Sydney Morning Herald features The Sacred Veil in their latest article, ahead of Eric’s tour to Australia and New Zealand this month.

Join Eric for Salastina’s virtual Happy Hour: Eric Whitacre and a Deep Field Deep Dive on Tuesday, June 21 at 6pm PDT.  Attendance for this event is free but pre-registration is required.

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Eric is thrilled to be at the NAMM Show this weekend for a series of events including the ground-breaking LIVE virtual performance of Sing Gently at The NAMM Foundation Grand Rally for Music Education powered by JackTrip.

Eric joined Jumoke Fashola on BBC Radio London yesterday to talk about the upcoming Live from London broadcast of The Sacred Veil with choral supergroup VOCES8, Christopher Glynn (piano) and Emma Denton (cello).

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Eric will be conducting the Oregon Repertory Singers (Artistic Director: Ethan Sperry) in many of his works including Leonardo Dreams of his Flying Machine, Lux Aurumque, Water Night, and more on April 23 and 24, 2022 at 4 pm PST.

Tickets are available now from the Oregon Repertory Singers website.