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Official website of Michael Daugherty, composer GRAMMY Award-winning composer Michael Daugherty first came to international attention when his Metropolis Symphony was performed by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, conducted by David Zinman, at Carnegie Hall in 1994 and subsequently recorded by Decca Argo
Blue Electra for violin and orchestra | Michael Daugherty, composer “Michael Daugherty’s Blue Electra – named after the plane being piloted by Earhart when she disappeared over the Pacific in 1937, nearing the end of her attempt to fly around the world – is… a big, bold piece that’s vivid in its storytelling ”
Tales of Hemingway - Michael Daugherty, composer We also hear musical illuminations of the novel’s enigmatic epigraph, “the sun also ariseth, and the sun goeth down, and hasteth to the place where he arose ” -Michael Daugherty
To The New World for orchestra | Michael Daugherty, composer Michael Daugherty at Death Valley, California, February 11, 2017 Photo by Yopie Prins On September 12, 1962, President John F Kennedy’s famous speech, “We choose to go the Moon!” launched America’s race to become the first country to land a human on the Moon
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This Land Sings: Inspired by the Life and Times of Woody Guthrie What struck me in this one is Michael Daugherty’s imaginative musical treatment of the text, particularly with its use of drone and multiple characters—it reminded me of both Renaissance madrigal music and Schubert’s songs in this regard