Uniting in Song Through the Lens of Inclusion
I just finished transcribing the audio recording from my panel discussion at a choral conductors conference in February (many of my readers will know ACDA - American Choral Directors Association)…
INTERVIEW: She Rises
by MITCHELL COVINGTON Conductor/Composer In this season of social distancing, I'm offering a series of virtual micro-concerts for anyone to enjoy. Every Wednesday, I’ll post one fine performance of notable music…
Yes, and…
We have all been there. Limiting our options, thinking we can’t do something we want to do because we aren’t able to do it, aren’t good enough to do it,…
What does connection mean as we shelter in place?
What does connection mean as we shelter in place? Week five of sheltering in place and, after an initial surge of productivity, I sometimes feel lost and unable to work…
Why do I feel like I need to hide my interest in social justice when I compose and market music?
Why do I feel like I need to hide my interest in social justice when I compose and market music? This is a real thing for me. It's as if…
World Premiere by Cantus of “Silver Deity of Secret Night”
Before I was a composer, I studied physics and computer science. So when I get a chance to combine music, math, and science, I’m all over it. My newest piece,…
INTERVIEW: Catherine Dalton And Rough Cuts At Nautilus Music-Theater
by Basil Considine - December 14, 2018 in Twin Cities Arts Reader Today, the term “rough cut” generally refers to an early draft of an edit for audio or video recordings.…
INTERVIEW: Walking Together – White Bear Magazine Feature
originally featured March 2018 White Bear Lake Magazine Fall music and literary event showcased immigration in Mahtomedi and beyond. Walking Together premiered November 5 at Wildwood Elementary School. This event…
Reach Out A Hand Campaign
Reach Out A Hand Campaign I have a daily practice, as I’m sure many of you have. It defines and gives purpose to my days. It’s pretty simple: “How do…