Boston Modern Orchestra Project
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Biography
The Boston Modern Orchestra Project, founded in 1996 by artistic director Gil Rose in Boston, Massachusetts, United States, is a professional orchestra dedicated to contemporary orchestral music. In its first twelve seasons, the BMOP performed over 80 concerts, commissioned more than 20 works, and presented over 70 world premieres. The orchestra released nearly 50 CDs in total, performing regularly at Boston's Jordan Hall and major venues across the United States. Notable achievements include winning the ASCAP Award for Adventurous Programming of Orchestral Music and being named Musical America's 2016 Ensemble of the Year. The BMOP launched its record label, BMOP/sound, in 2008 with John Harbison's ballet Ulysses, receiving two Grammy Award nominations in subsequent years.
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- Trans, for orchestra~Third movement featuring Gil Rose
- Trans, for orchestra~Second movement featuring Gil Rose
- Superhero~3. Rescuing a planet in distress
- Superhero~4. Existential crisis (what's it all for?)
- Eight Point Turn
- Superhero~1. Learning to fly
- Superhero~2. Early loss
- 13 Dances for Orchestra: XI. Jitterbug Man
- Marimba Concerto "Childhood Memories": X. Evening Birds
- Kick & Ride~1. The Cracked Tune That Chronos Sings
- Kick & Ride~2. Slipstream
- Our American Cousin: Act 1, Scene 3, Mathews and Booth
- Our American Cousin: Act 1, Scene 2, Harry Hawk's Substitute
- Our American Cousin: Act 1, Scene 3, What Happens Here?
- Marimba Concerto "Childhood Memories": VIII. Evening Reveries
- 13 Dances for Orchestra: X. Crazy Minuet
- Marimba Concerto "Childhood Memories": XI. Night Dreams
- Marimba Concerto "Childhood Memories": III. Hopscotch
- Our American Cousin: Act 1, Scene 6, Laura Keene
- Our American Cousin: Act 1, Prelude
- Our American Cousin: Act 2, Scene 1, Father and Daughter
- Our American Cousin: Act 1, Scene 5, Drinking Song
- Our American Cousin: Act 1, Scene 4, Chorus of Women
- Our American Cousin: Act 1, Scene 6, Emancipate Your Sorrows
