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A conversation with Leah Roseman on her podcast “Conversations with Musicians”
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Music Inspired by 2 Poems Against War, performed by cellist Christina Gullans
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Interview with Jason Tramm “Composer on the Art of Creation”
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Interview with Juhl Ching
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Interview with Shriram Iyer. An episode of The Next Big Thing.
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An album pre-release video, a product of a long collaboration with Elżbieta Sajka-Bachler and the Pandolfis Consort.
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REMEMBER. A collaboration with choreographer and dancer Mariko Endo.
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AMERICAN LANDSCAPES. A collaboration with choreographer and dancer Mariko Endo.
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A live performance of WE WILL NOT FORGET for duduk and string orchestra.
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DER PANTHER. A music/dance collaboration with Katrine Dance (Ekaterina Pisareva).
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IMAGINARY DANCES. Choreography by Julia Bengtsson. Performed by dancers from the New York Dance Project. Dixon Place, New York.
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AHIMSA/TRANSFIGURATION. Presented by Trinity Church Wall Street. A collaboration with Marilyn Green, the Trinity Movement Choir, and choreographer/dancer Mariko Endo. St. Paul’s Chapel, New York.
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MYSTICAL SONGS. Performed by Orchestra da camera del Locarnese, conducted by Andreas Laake, with Isabella Upazolli (soprano) and Andriy Burko (viola)
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VOICES OF AFGHANISTAN. Recorded live at the Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine. The Cathedral Choir conducted by Bryan Zaros.
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ZAPOVIT. A setting of a poem by Taras Shevchenko for baritone and orchestra. A virtual performance by the Ukrainian Music Project with Oleksii Vietrov.
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CHANNEL ISLANDS SUITE. Myriam Hidber Dickinson (flute) and Andreas Laake (viola).
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FANTASY FOR PIANO AND STRING ORCHESTRA. Full video of a performance by the Zagreb Sinfonietta.

Grill’s music brings sweeping panoramas and pastoral landscapes to mind, much the same as Roy Harris or Alan Hovhaness. But I don’t want to draw outright comparisons because that immediately sets up an expectation and, in a weird way, shuts the door to other possibilities. I only bring up those two composers because their music evokes the same serene nature. I come away from their music moved, and I have come away from the music of Stanley Grill moved as well.