Join us for UMBC’s 14th annual Livewire new music festival, an exploration of new sounds presented in six concerts over three days, October 24 to 26.
Livewire 14: Resounding, featuring Annea Lockwood celebrates the work and completion of
I Resound Press, an online archive of scores and recordings by women composers selected for their imagination, innovation and craft. Featured guest composer
Annea Lockwood will interact with students and audiences in a variety of events, including a sound installation, public conversations, open rehearsals, and a concluding portrait concert of her recent works.
Hub New Music,
Sofia Kamayianni and
Tim Ward,
Caballito Negro, and the UMBC faculty contemporary ensemble
Ruckus will present concerts including works from the I Resound archive by composers
Rahilia Hasanova,
Patricia Repar,
Sofia Kamayianni,
Linda Dusman,
Anna Rubin,
Lois V Vierk,
Caterina Calderoni,
Jane Rigler, and
Eleanor Hovda. Livewire 14 features premieres by Hasanova, Dusman, Alexandra Gardner, and others, including
Sam Garrett, the commissioned alumnus composer for 2024.
Livewire is sponsored in part by the
Center for Innovation, Research, and Creativity in the Arts (CIRCA).