Ever wondered what it would be like to see Copland's manuscripts in-person at the Library of Congress? Join Jennifer DeLapp-Birkett as she recounts a recent visit.
Midday Thoughts: In the Beginning: Time, Form, and Words
By Jennifer DeLapp-Birkett | May 26, 2022 | Articles
In celebration of the work's 75th premiere anniversary earlier this month, dive into the music and craft behind Copland's choral masterpiece, In the Beginning.
Midday Thoughts: Crossover Copland
By Jennifer DeLapp-Birkett | April 28, 2022 | Articles
From jazz to the concert hall to the big screen and beyond, Copland easily crossed genre boundaries throughout his career. Even today, his music continues to reflect this crossover spirit through unexpected arrangements, settings, and inspiration.
Midday Thoughts: Nonet
By Jennifer DeLapp-Birkett | March 29, 2022 | Articles
Copland's lesser known Nonet is ripe for a modern comeback 60 years after its premiere performance. Musicologist Jennifer DeLapp-Birkett reflects on the work's history.
Album Roundup 2020
By Staff Author | December 23, 2020 | Articles
As this year comes to a close, take a look back at new recordings of Copland’s music released in 2020.
Copland at Home
May 8, 2020 | Articles
As orchestras find new ways to share and connect with audiences remotely, here are some of their latest offerings featuring classic Copland works.