Projects
CONCERTS
Based in New York City, the 2008 concert season began Tuesday, October 7 at Christ & St. Stephen's Church at 69th and Broadway, our temporary home. Concerts will present new and existing chamber music for flute, strings, piano, and other instruments, including voice. Additional concerts will be held at educational institutions, art museums, and at special events throughout th
e United States. Museum concerts will be relevant to current exhibits - historically, visually, stylistically (an aesthetic approach to art, music and ideas). Includes narrators and video displays of related works of art. COMMISSIONS
Voyage Unlimited will commission new works for flute and string quartet/string orchestra from today's leading composers. ORCHESTRATIONS
Polish composer/arranger Adam Manijak will continue to arrange and orchestrate new chamber music. We are also developing an international collaboration to fund arrangements of works by Polish composer and pianist Karol Szymanowski, considered among the most influential composers of the 20th century. PUBLICATIONS
Falls House Press, distributed internationally by Theodore Presser, is the publisher of the ongoing Voyage Unlimited Series. Enhancing the flute chamber music repertoire, Series I will be available Fall 2008. RECORDINGS
Voyage II
Repertoire will include standard repertoire and new orchestrations by composer/pianist Adam Manijak. Christmas Tour
Record favorite carols from around the world arranged and orchestrated by Adam Manijak. FILMS
Permission has been granted by London composer John Rutter to produce a 20-minute film, staged and choreographed, of Suite Antique - flute, string orchestra (augmented), harpsichord, dancers, lighting designer, set designer, and film director. The live stage version of this production will be suitable for cruise ships, festivals, educational institutions, and special events. and the published Voyage Unlimited Series was mentioned in the September 2008 issue of Flute Talk magazine, which featured an interview with VU president, Don Bailey
