# Marcos Balter
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marcos balter (born April 1, 1974 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) is a contemporary classical music composer.
== Life and Professional Career ==
Balter began his music studies at age five at the Conservatório Musical Heitor Villa-Lobos, and was admitted to the Conservatório Brasileiro de Música at age eleven. During his late teenage years, Balter studied privately with composer Almeida Prado and pianist Linda Bustani.
Katinka Klein and Sebastian Huydts
Under the Tiffany glass dome of Preston Bradley Hall at the Chicago Cultural Center, Chicago Symphony Orchestra cellist Katinka Kleijn and pianist Sebastian Huydts present a live performance of works by Ludwig van Beethoven and Manuel de Falla for this Dame Myra Hess Me…
A New Normal - Constellations Virtual Concert #7
Program note for Constellations' seventh virtual concert of the 2020-21 season, "A New Normal," featuring two incredible ensembles: the pioneering JACK Quartet and berimbau sextet Arcomusical joined by bassist Matt Ulery. Hosted by Constellations Programming Committee member Daniel Pesca with spec…
Opus 100 - "Keep It Trill"
Garrett and Scott celebrate the 100th opus of TRILLOQUY with podcast-themed conversations, including a look at co-host relationships as related to recent news with the Joe Budden Podcast and a conversation with Melissa Smey and Golda Arthur of "Mission: Commission". The guys honor P.M. Dawn, shouto…
Marcos Balter: Omolu
The premiere of Marcos Balter’s Omolu. Performed by harpist Parker Rasmsay.
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Introducing Mission: Commission
How does classical music actually get made? Mission: Commission sets out to answer that question by starting at the very beginning - with the composers who write the music. The podcast follows the creative journey of three world-class composers, Augusta Read Thomas, Courtney Bryan, and Marcos Balte…
Rachel Parris & an orchestral art-rock collaboration
Classically trained Rachel Parris dissects the one-off album Balter/Saunier, a collaboration between the Chicago orchestra Ensemble Dal Niente, influential art-rock band Deerhoof, and Brazilian composer Marcos Balter.
The Queen of Graphic Scores is Here (ft. Corie Rose Soumah)
Corie Rose Soumah is a composer from Montreal and currently based in New York City.
Her works have been performed in Canada, the U.S, the Netherlands, Germany and Italy. Her musical interests lie in shattered sounds realms through collage and gestural practices. She explores sonic textures through…
Interview: Kevin Day
Composer KEVIN DAY is a winner of the BMI Student Composer Award, a three-time finalist for the ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composer Award, and was shortlisted for the 2022 Pulitzer Prize, and he’s not yet 30. Today the young professor and composer-about-town talks about his family musical legacy, jug…
1. Exploring many flutes with Marcos Balter
We launch season five of OJAICAST as your host Christopher Noxon dives into the lineup of the 2025 Ojai Music Festival (June 5-8). He joins composer-in-residence Marcos Balter and talks about writing music at a young age, audience participation, and collaborating with this year’s Music Director C…
2. Wind and Wonder with Jay Campbell and Annea Lockwood
In this episode, cellist Jay Campbell discusses the adventurous programming of the Ojai Music Festival (June 5-8) and his recurring role on the Libbey Bowl stage with the JACK Quartet. Composer Annea Lockwood then takes us on an aural journey down rivers and bayous as she shares about her decades-l…
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