Chery Brendel
January 24, 2011 – Soprano Chery Brendel performed Curtis Bryant’s cycle of three Biblical songs, the “Song of Songs”.
FAITH PARTNERS FINAL CONCERT
October 17, 2010 – FAITH PARTNERS FINAL CONCERT. A joint performance of all programs from Curtis Bryant’s Atlanta Faith Partners Residency. The performance marked the conclusion of Bryant’s two-year residency in the Faith Partners Program, which was created to enable…
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Kerry Wallen
May 13, 2010 – Soprano Kerry Wallen performed Curtis Bryant’s “Song of Songs,” three Biblical songs for soprano, flute and piano on a graduate voice recital.
“I Sing of Light”
May 9, 2010 – WORLD PREMIERE of “I Sing of Light,” a choral adaptation of Psalm 104 for women’s choir (SA), music by Curtis Bryant, text by Stephen Bluestone. This work culminates the array of liturgical compositions created by Bryant…
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The Choral Guild of Atlanta
April 25, 2010 – Bryant’s choral setting of Stephen Bluestone’s text “Holiness Everywhere” was featured on a program of music by The Choral Guild of Atlanta.
Curtis Bryant’s “Agnus Dei”
April 1, 2010 – Covenant Presbyterian Church organist John Coble performed Curtis Bryant’s “Agnus Dei” in a keyboard realization as the prelude for the Maundy Thursday Tenebrae service.
Curtis Bryant’s “Divertimento for Strings”
March 19, 2010 – Curtis Bryant’s “Divertimento for Strings” was a featured work on a program by Georgia State University School of Music.
Curtis Bryant’s “Fantasy on Divinum Mysterium”
February 28, 2010 – THE WORLD PREMIERE of Curtis Bryant’s “Fantasy on Divinum Mysterium”.
Retirement Celebration for Professor Bluestone
January 30, 2010 – Two of Curtis Bryant’s musical settings of poetry by Stephen Bluestone were given performances at the retirement celebration for Professor Bluestone. These included “The Laughing Monkeys of Gravity,” and “Holiness Everywhere”. Ms. Lockhart gave the world…
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“How Long, O God”
November 15, 2009 – THE WORLD PREMIERE of “How Long, O God,” a choral setting of Psalm 13 by Curtis Bryant to a poetic rendition by Marcia King.