As part of Hal Leonard’s free certification courses, educators can now register for a new course focusing on the Virtual School and The Beautiful Mess: Masterclass in Composition and Creativity.
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Eric speaks to Hannah Fiddy from Alternative Classical about people-pleasing, failing (and recovering), life lessons and the weight of composition within the classical tradition.
There’s something about the process of composition that... continued
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.
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 joins composer and conductor, Steve Danielson for an interview on this special 50th Moveable Do podcast. Hear Eric discuss his goals and ambitions as a teenager, the beginnings of the virtual choir world and what might be next, plus details on his composing process.
Listen to the full podcast on Moveable Do, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.
Eric is thrilled to have joined the University College London’s Podcast, ‘Public Heath Disrupted’, along with Dr Daisy Fancourt to discuss the impact of communities on society and the power of virtual choirs on regulating emotions and coping with stress.
Listen to the full podcast here on UCL MINDS Podcasts.
Eric is honored to be co-hosting the Grand Rally for Music Education alongside NAMM Foundation Executive Director Mary Luehrsen. The event will feature a ground-breaking LIVE virtual performance of ‘Sing Gently’ powered by JackTrip.
This event was made possible by Hal Leonard, JackTrip and Yamaha.
Join Eric on April 9th as he presents a webinar on Emotional Architecture with The Association of British Choral Directors followed by a Q&A. Eric will be offering a glimpse into his new Virtual School “The Beautiful Mess:... continued
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.
Applications to join Eric and DCINY on the stage of Carnegie Hall, New York are now open.
You will have the opportunity to sing a selection of Eric’s most popular works including the New York premiere of... continued
Eric joins VOCES8, Christopher Glynn (piano) and Emma Denton (cello) for an intimate new performance of The Sacred Veil as part of VOCES8’s Live from London webcast series.
The concert will be broadcast on April 14 and available on demand until April 30.
Tickets are available now from the VOCES8 Foundation.
Eric joins Tony Silvestri on the Sound of Ages podcast to discuss the marriage of music and poetry, old and new, and some of their most iconic collaborations: Lux Aurumque, Leonardo Dreams of His Flying Machine, Sainte-Chapelle, and their newest work, The Sacred Veil.
Thanks to In Tune Magazine for featuring the premiere of Sing Gently (for upper voices) using JackTrip technology.
Read the full article on In Tune.
For one week in January 2022, Eric will host The Space on Scala Radio curating a selection of his favorite ‘late night’ music.
The program will broadcast at 10pm – 1am GMT from January 24 – 28, 2022. To listen and for more information, visit the Scala Radio website.
Eric Whitacre Singers live at the Cathedral of St Paul, Minnesota
