Posted in Events/Performances, tagged angelique poteat, ben hausmann, jeremy jolley, Laura DeLuca, octave9, Seattle Symphony, william bolcom on May 7, 2019|
Experience the Seattle Symphony’s high-tech new performance space, Octave9 at Benaroya Hall, in a program of music by Angelique Poteat, Ben Hausmann, Jérémy Jolley, and William Bolcom. Angelique will be joined by ever-captivating Seattle Symphony clarinetist Laura DeLuca to perform Poteat’s vibrant duo, Ripples of Possibilities for two clarinets. Seats are limited, so don’t wait to get your tickets!
June 11, 2019, 7:30pm – Octave9, Benaroya Hall, Seattle WA
Posted in General Posts, tagged angelique poteat, Efe Baltacıgil, Seattle Symphony on February 21, 2019| Leave a Comment »
The Seattle Symphony’s 2019-20 promises to be full of spectacle as the inaugural season of Music Director Thomas Dausgaard. Included are two world premiere commissions of Poteat: her intense and vibrant Cello Concerto written for SSO Principal Cellist Efe Baltacıgil; and a season-long collaboration with teens from across King County for youth choir and orchestra that reflects upon the legacy of Beethoven for his 250th birth year.
Click on Angelique’s calendar of composition events for dates and location.
Read about the season on the Seattle Symphony’s brochure:
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged angelique poteat, Beyond Much Difference, Brangien Davis, Pearl Jam, Seattle Magazine, Seattle Symphony on February 14, 2015| 1 Comment »
Read Brangien Davis’ article for Seattle Magazine about Angelique Poteat and her new orchestral composition for the Seattle Symphony inspired by Pearl Jam, Beyond Much Difference.
You can find the link HERE.
