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"Moon, Bride, Dogs" receives glowing review in SF following premiere of "Bones of Girls" in Sac
It has been an incredible two weeks for writer/librettist Cristina Fríes and me. I am honored to share this kind review by Joshua Kosman...
ryansuleiman
Feb 5, 20202 min read
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Drawing Inspiration from Nature in a Time of Ecological Collapse
this essay has also been published by Landscape Music This Saturday I’m looking forward to hearing the premiere of my new orchestra...
ryansuleiman
Nov 11, 20193 min read
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In conversation with Alban Gerhardt, cellist: Unsuk Chin's Cello Concerto
Downsides of writing a dissertation: you start to lose your mind a little. Upsides: you can get really interesting and talented people to...
ryansuleiman
Sep 20, 201915 min read
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HS composers of NorCal converge on UC Davis for Young Composers Workshop
Two weeks ago I, along with my friend and fellow Davis colleague Daniel Godsil, hosted the first UC Davis Young Composers Workshop, a...
ryansuleiman
Aug 16, 20193 min read
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Bones of Girls, youngest of the three sister operas, finished!
I've happily drawn the double barline on the third and final "sister-opera," Bones of Girls, which was an expansion / overhaul of Moon,...
ryansuleiman
Jul 16, 20193 min read
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Moon, Bride, Dogs II at NANOworks: a work develops from awkward teenager to real chamber opera
Moon, Bride, Dogs gets a make-over Last week I had the privilege to attend the North American New Opera (aka NANOworks) Workshop in...
ryansuleiman
Jun 8, 20194 min read
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decketh joy, water destroy
This is the current title of a new piece for soprano and chamber ensemble I'm working on. Ensemble Dal Niente will premiere it at UC...
ryansuleiman
Aug 7, 20182 min read
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