For a catalogue of Elizabeth’s works available for loan, rental or purchase, please visit the Canadian Music Centre library online.
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Meet the Artist: Interview Feature
(March 2018)
Established in 2012 by blogger Frances Wilson (“The Cross-Eyed Pianist”), Meet the Artist is a series of interviews in which musicians, conductors and composers discuss aspects of their creative lives, including inspirations, influences, repertoire, performance, recording, significant teachers and more. The interviews offer revealing insights into the musician’s working life and each one provides advice to young or aspiring musicians. Elizabeth Knudson was the featured artist for the week of March 27, 2018.
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Cuckoo Magazine Blog
The composer interview by Alina Noir (see below– October 2015) was also published by Cuckoo Magazine (November 2015), and was featured in their online blog.
Alina Noir Studio: Interview Feature
(October 2015)
Alina Noir, visual and multimedia artist based in Lyon, France, has created an interview feature with Elizabeth (as part of a series of multimedia artist interviews), for her online blog.
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International Horn Society: “Horn Call” Journal- News Feature
(October 2013)
The International Horn Society published a brief feature on Oliver de Clercq’s performance of Elizabeth Knudson’s horn concerto, ‘Mosaic’ (European premiere), in Tirana, Albania, March 2013. (The Horn Call, Vol. XLIV, No.1, pg. 27)
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“Composer Travels” blog
As of 2013, Elizabeth has begun documenting some of her composing-related travels. To follow her musical adventures, click on the image below, or follow the blog link here.
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Alchemy
(International Horn Society, 2013)
Alchemy– trio for horn, cello & piano is now available for purchase through the International Horn Society, here.
Alchemy was funded in part by the Meir Rimon Commissioning Assistance Program of the International Horn Society.
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Mosaic
(International Horn Society, 2011)
Mosaic– concerto for horn, with piano orchestral reduction (original version for solo horn & orchestra) is now available for purchase through the International Horn Society, here.
(Please note that the full orchestral version- score & parts are available through the Canadian Music Centre).
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CMC/CLC Mentorship Programme Press Release
(December 2010)
Announcement of the recipients of the Canadian Music Centre (BC Region) & Canadian League of Composers’ inaugural Composer Mentorship Programme.
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Interview with Elizabeth in The Canadian Music Teacher
(Fall 2009)
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Making Tracks
Northern Tango– published in 2007 by the Canadian National Conservatory of Music, as part of “Making Tracks: Small Town Canada, Vol. 4″– a collection of 22 piano solos by 18 Canadian Composers. For more information about this collection, or to purchase a copy, please visit the Canadian National Conservatory of Music.
Programme notes:
One unique aspect of being away from a big city is being able to enjoy and appreciate nature, and one of the most beautiful and spectacular canvases on which to observe natural phenomena is the night sky. Stars and other celestial bodies are certainly more visible away from the glow of city lights, and depending on location and time of year, events such as shooting stars or the aurora borealis (northern lights) will animate the sky. This piece emerges out of a backdrop of nighttime shadows, into a colourful celestial dance.