# Lori Laitman
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lori laitman is an American composer who has composed multiple operas and choral works, and over 300 songs.
Laitman has set texts by classical and contemporary poets (including those who perished in the Holocaust) in her compositions. She graduated magna cum laude with an MM from the Yale School of Music.
Re-run: Episode 56 - Dana Gioia on Charles Baudelaire's The Flowers of Evil
We invite you to explore one of our previously aired episodes: a conversation with Dana Gioia.
In this episode, I am joined by the poet and critic Dana Gioia to discuss Charles Baudelaire's famous book of poems, Les Fleurs du Mal, or The Flowers of Evil. We tackle some big questions in this epis…
Stephen Powell: American Composers At Play
Baritone Stephen Powell is a revered veteran of the world's opera stages, but in his debut solo album American Composers At Play, he brings his powerful voice to the intimate medium of art song – performing works by four living American composers (William Bolcom, Ricky Ian Gordon, Lori Laitman, and…
Notorious RBG in Song
Soprano Patrice Michaels, along with her husband James Ginsberg, founder of Cedille Records in Chicago, join us for a conversation about their ambitious musical project which profiles James's mother, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg (a.k.a. "Notorious RBG"). The album, Notorious RBG in So…
'The Scarlet Letter,' 'Vedem' and 'The Three Feathers' With Composer Lori Laitman on Access Utah
Described by Fanfare Magazine as “one of the most talented and intriguing of living composers,” Lori Laitman has composed multiple operas and choral works, and over 250 songs, setting texts by classical and contemporary poets (including those who perished in the Holocaust). Her music is widely perf…
TODAY AT THE GUILD - FRIDAY 3 MAY 2024
In this podcast you can hear :-
A lively start to the hour with Skimmee Kiaull - part of their class-winning performance in the Instrumental Small Ensemble Open Class
The announcement of the Winner of the 2024 Sheffield Plate - Breesha Kelsey - and another chance to hear her sing "I'll Build A…
Songstruck: Episode 8, Dear Future Roommate, Lori Laitman
Celebrated composer Lori Laitman discusses setting a "letter" (in reality, Mike Gioia's college admissions essay) to music is the hilarious song, Dear Future Roommate.
Laura Strickling 40@40
2023 and the first anthology has just been published by New Music Shelf.
This extraordinary album features world-premiere recordings of art songs commissioned by Strickling who says: "These twenty songs, from composers and poets of diverse backgrounds, are exceptional in their beauty, depth, quali…
Adia Evans, soprano and Michael Banwarth, piano
Soprano Adia Evans and pianist Michael Banwarth perform works by Alfred Bachelet, Joseph Marx, Gian Carlo Menotti, H.T. Burleigh, Lori Laitman, Leslie Adams, and Ricky Ian Gordon, live from the Seventeenth Church of Christ, Scientist, Chicago.
A second-year soprano with The Patrick G. and Shirley …
The One with Lori Laitman & Caitlin Vincent
Ever wonder what the composer-librettist relationship is like? We do, too, and that's why we asked our good friend, composer Lori Laitman, and the star librettist Caitlin Vincent to join us and discuss their collaboration. It's a really interesting discussion that provides a glimpse into the proces…
An Accidental Composer (Lori Laitman)
Internationally renowned American composer, Lori Laitman, joins Doug and Ben to discuss her children's opera and social issues while drinking various seltzers.
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