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Elinor Remick Warren
Three Choirs Festival, Gloucester, England, 1995
"...Warren exploits the colour of the romantic orchestra with remarkable flamboyance. Her choral writing, too, shows technical command and her music has real sweep and passion, with a fine ear for colour."
Lewis Foreman
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Projects Funded by
the Elinor Remick Warren Society
1996 – 2005


Publications

  • Elinor Remick Centennial Album (high and low voice)
  • Two Piano Pieces: The Fountain, The Lake at Evening
  • Frolic of the Elves
  • Three Melodies for Solo Piano by Stephen Foster, arr. by Warren
  • Songs from Country Places, a Song Cycle
  • Four Irish Songs (high and low voice)
  • Selected Songs by Elinor Remick Warren (reprint – Carl Fischer)
  • Quintet for Woodwinds and Horn

Performances

  • Washington Bach Consort Recitals at Library of Congress (2005, 2006)
  • World premiere of William Bolcom’s song cycle "From the Diary of Sally Hemmings", sung by Florence Quivar
  • Recital of songs by Elinor Remick Warren at Library of Congress, as part of the Centenary Celebration of her life and works

Recording

  • Music for the Centenary – Elinor Remick Warren

Projects

  • Development of Elinor Remick Warren Web site, and ongoing Web site support
  • Master Class in Accompanying at University of Maryland, with Craig Rutenberg
  • Master Class by Thomas Hampson with students from Curtis Institute of Music. Filmed by Jackson Frost.
  • Joint sponsorship of Centenary Symposium Weekend devoted to life and works of Warren
  • 2002-2004 assisted Library of Congress financially in preparing the "I Hear America Singing" website and planning for the American Art Song Project
  • Sponsored reception at Library of Congress following Thomas Hampson’s premiere recital of his American Art Song Project
  • Donation to Hampsong Foundation for radio documentary series, "Great Singers in America" (2005, 2006)
  • Video interviews with family, friends and those with professional connections to Warren in the U.S. and England to establish video/sound archive about her and for use in planned television documentary on her life and work.
  • Transfer to video of family home movies