Several tracks from Jerry Casey’s CD, Yet, I Will Rejoice, were broadcast by ArtsIndonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia from June 16 to June 20. The tracks played were:
Psalm of Praise and Hope for Soprano, Flute and Piano, a track from Jerry Casey’s CD, Yet, I Will Rejoice, was broadcast by ArtsIndonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia, on Tuesday, May 22, 2012.
Radio ArtsIndonesia played ten of the thirteen tracks of my CD, from March 23-25. Those tracks were:
WOSA-FM (Classical 101) Columbus, Ohio played Seven (A Suite for Orchestra) (Slovak Radio Symphony under the direction of Robert Stankovsky) on March 23. This number is on an MMC recording.
Radio Horizon 93.9FM Johannesburg, South Africa played seven of the thirteen tracks of my CD, Yet, I Will Rejoice, during the month of February 2012. Those tracks were:
The regional conference of Christian Fellowship of Art Music Composers (CFAMC) held on November 5, 2011,
at Nyack College, Nyack, New York, featured three of Jerry Casey’s works, Mine Were the Hands for voice and piano, recording of Prelude from Seven (A Suite for Orchestra) paired with the photograph, “Forest Light” (Paul Kiler), and the hymn tune Circle of Thorn (hymnody of Richard Leach).
The Columbus Music Teachers Association (CMTA) (established 1930) numbers many fine central Ohio teachers among its membership including several Columbus Symphony Orchestra members. CMTA’s first program of the year, October 31, 2011, in a private home, featured works of Jerry Casey performed by members of the group and a few guests. These compositions included:
Radio Arts Indonesia played two works by Jerry Casey. Seven (A Suite for Orchestra) was played on Saturday, October 6, 2011 at 4:55 p.m. (EDT) and Gli intrighi d’more (The Intrigues of Love), a woodwind quintet, was played on Sunday, October 7, 2011 at 4:30 p.m.(EDT).
Canary Burton in the March 2, 2011 broadcast of her program, The Latest Score on WOMR-FM from Provinceton, MA played What Shall We Bring? and Come Light Serene from Jerry’s recently released CD, Yet, I Will Rejoice. In the August 30th broadcast of her program, Canary played two additional works from Jerry’s CD: How Do I Love Thee? and Yet, I Will Rejoice.
Celebration 25! (1995) by Jerry Casey won the Composers Concordance competition for composers 70 or older. It was performed at the Performing Center of St. Sava Cathedral on Tuesday, May 31, 2011. See below for more details of the performance. This article appeared in the New York Times.
Composers Concordance (Tuesday) This enterprising new-music organization presents the ensemble Circadia, a woodwind, string and piano quintet, in a program that includes works by Derek Bermel, Louis Calabro, Dan Cooper, Joseph Pehrson and Gene Pritsker. The program, called “Generations,” will also include works by the winners of two Composers Concordance competitions: one for a composer 20 or under, the other for a composer 70 or over. At 8 p.m., Performing Center of St. Sava Cathedral, 20 West 26th Street, Manhattan , (646) 522-9442, sequenza21.com/calendar/2011/05/composers-concordance-presents-generations/; $15; $10 for students and 65+. (Kozinn)