Call for Scores
Orchestra of Our Time received over one hundred outstanding submissions from composers throughout the world for consideration in its Call for Scores Project. The orchestra is pleased to announce the winners of the Call for Scores project. The winning compositions are:
| Dancing In Yellow | Travis Kane |
| Dance of the Luna Fauna | D.L. Morris |
| Colors of the Night | Daniel Lo Ting Cheung |
| Trio | Luzia Von Wyl |
| Manna Hatta | Gianluca Verrengia |
| Dirty Dialog | Alain Chiu |
| Moto Perpetuo | Liviu Marinescu |
| Valence III | Robert A. Baker |
| Night Before the Battle | Don Dinesh Subsaingag |
| On the Hidden side of a Leaf | Michael Gatonska |
| Sufi Dance | Alex Nante |
| Letter Number one | Paul Szpyrka |
| 3 Chants and 3 Interludes | Vera Ivanova |
| The Elements | Adrian Pertout |
| Quartet After | Wenhui Xie |
| Babalon | Liza White |
| Ruinas Circulaies | Jonas Tarm |
| Roadshow for Otto | Carl Schimmel |
| Sonata for Violin and Piano | Jason Thompson |
| No. One Rondo | Peng Rongxin |
| Bokor-Or | Adam Starr |
| Cool Runnings | Alexandro Silva |
| Pebbles One | Catarina Caldoroni |
| The House in the Sky | Samuel Silveman |
| Boded | Eyal Maoz |
| The Dark Entry | Justin Beame |
| Red Helm In the Silver Sea | Brian Buch |
| Preying Mantis | Kevin Fenner |
| In Motion | Murray Gross |
| Ever Changing Veins of Stone | Hung Ming Kin Christopher |
| Interjection | James McWilliam |
The compositions will be rehearsed and recorded in June and November of 2011 and the winning composers will receive professional studio quality CD’s of their compositions for use in future career development. Additionally, some of the compositions may be considered for performance in the Orchestra of Our Time’s future performance series. Thank you for all the submissions.
