The composer Pamela J. Marshall enjoys incorporating clever twists, humor, beautiful melodies, and even 'wild noise' into her compositions.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Nature and environmental themes are a recurring inspiration in Pamela J. Marshall's music, which also incorporates influences from Bartók, Messiaen, jazz, and 19th-century American songs.
Performer Biography
Duo '2', consisting of flutist Peter H. Bloom and harpist Mary Jane Rupert, premiered "Zoa" in Boston and have championed it with performances in Boston and Tennessee.
Performer Biography
The Lexington Symphony Chamber Players, who perform "Through the Mist" and "Dance of the Hoodoos" on this album, programmed "Through The Mist" on several chamber concerts after its recording.
Composer Biography
Pamela J. Marshall, the composer, holds degrees in composition from the Eastman and Yale Schools of Music, where she studied with notable teachers like Jacob Druckman, Betsy Jolas, and Samuel Adler.
Compositional Technique
Pamela J. Marshall's music often features complex, fluid, and irregular rhythms, alongside a rich harmonic palette that can be euphonious or spiked with dissonance.
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