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Robert Manno’s music has been performed throughout the United States and in Wales, UK and has been broadcast over many public radio stations in the U.S. including WQXR, WNYC, WMHT/WRHV, WAMC,WJFF, WCNY and WFUV, among others. In addition to many performances in New York City and throughout New York State, other US locations in which Manno’s music has been performed include New Jersey, Vermont, Minnesota, California, New Mexico, Florida and Texas.
First Performances of various works have taken place at the following venues:
Manhattan School of Music, New York City
Three Songs (1968)
New York University Theater, New York City
String Quartet (deleted) (1972)
28th Annual Composers Conference at Johnson State College, Johnson, VT
Fern Hill (1973)
Delius Festival, Jacksonville, FL
Birdsongs (1973)
Hear America First, Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York City
Portrait of Millay (1976)
Second Presbyterian Church, New York City
Prayers of Aquinas (1978)
Bruno Walter Auditorium, New York City
Suite for Violin and Double Bass (1981)
Macalaster College, St. Paul, Minnesota
Landscapes (1980)
Concert Society of Putnam and Northern Westchester, Somers, NY
Three Poems (1987)
A Mountain Path (1993)
Windham Chamber Music Festival, Windham, NY
String Sextet (1997)
The Crossing (2000)
Seven Quiet Pieces (2001)
Joplin Rags arr. (2001)
Tristan Prelude arr. (2004)
Three Scenes from the Mountains (chamber orch.) (2005)
Merkin Hall, New York City
Stiller Freund (1999)
Petit Voyage en Nostalgie (2000)
Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall, New York City
Sonata for Cello and Piano (2002)
Three Nocturnes (2002)
(View concert poster)
St. Martin’s Church, Laugharne, Wales, UK
And Death Shall Have No Dominion (2003)
Unitarian Society Ridgewood, NJ
Three Scenes from the Mountains, flute, clarinet, piano (2004)
Catskill Mountain Foundation Performing Arts Center, Hunter, NY
Adagio for Strings (2005)
Listed below are some of the artists who have performed Robert Manno’s music:
Violinists: Elmar Oliveira, Arturo Delmoni, Raymond Gniewek, Magdalena Golczewski, Judith Yanchus, Shirien Taylor, Kathryn Caswell-Roy, Laura Hamilton, Karen Marx, Shem Guibbory, Regis Iandiorio, Zaida Booth Levin, Sebu Sirinian, Lisa Tipton, Joseph Pepper, Joel Berman, Bernhard Zeller, Maria Newman
Violists: Ira Weller, Dèsirèe Elsevier, Kevin Roy, Roslyn Young, John Graham, Louise Shulman, Mary Frank, Liuh-Wen Ting
Cellists: David Heiss, Samuel Magill, Chris Finckel, Wolfram Koessel, Richard Locker, Beverly Laurdisen, Nathaniel Park, Peter Rosenfeld, David Miller
Double Bassists: Laurence Glazener, John Kulowitch, John Carbone, Gino Biondo
Harpists: Deborah Hoffman, Menair Heylin
Pianists: John Churchwell, Adam Makowicz, Steven Eldredge, Nancy Hull, Ron Levy, Donal Nold, Raymond Hughes, Robert Manno
Flutists: Nadine Asin, Katherine Fink, Margaret Swinchoski, Timothy Malosh, Susan Stewart
Clarinetists: Allen Blustine, Sean Osborn, William Blount, Donald Mokrynski, Kathryn Taylor, Gloria Geer
Oboist: Tamar Beach Wells
English hornists: Sharon Meekins, Jane Cochrane, Ilonna Pederson
French Hornists: Joseph Anderer, Frank Donaruma, William Brown
Bassonists: Wayne Hileman, William Scribner
Singers: Emily Pulley, Judith Kellock, Emily Derr, Patricia Steiner, Robert Maher, Irwin Reese, Janet Wagner, Kathryn Horn, Melvyn Novick, Robert Van Valkenburg, Robert Manno
Conductors: Efrain Guigui, Chris Nance, Robert Manno
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