Kyle Vanderburg

Kyle Vanderburg is an emerging composer of finely-crafted acoustic and electronic music. He also runs the musical workshop NoteForge, which produces apps like Liszt.

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Recent Works

2018

Spring 2018

Earmarks

Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Piano

2018

Spring 2018

The Notes Between The Notes

Voice and Piano

2017

Fall 2017

The Earth Shall Soon Dissolve Like Snow

Stereo Fixed Media

2017

Fall 2017

Austerity

Soprano Saxophone and Fixed Media

2017

Spring 2017

Cloud Music

Audience and Cloud Computing

2016

Fall 2016

Tempest in a Teakettle

Quadrophonic Fixed Media

News

New program note for Earmarks

07/02/2018 03:29 PM

Earmarks was commissioned by the Boreas Ensemble at North Dakota State University, and despite my best efforts, it took on a vaguely political theme. In the early stages of writing this piece, I shared online the idea of writing a work for piano, clarinet, and saxophone where the piano played for as long as the […]

Hello wordpress!

05/31/2018 03:57 AM

When I started blogging like nine years ago, I started a blog with WordPress. As I built Liszt up and tried to do everything in-house, I moved the entire blog to Liszt. After working to streamline Liszt as much as possible, there’s not much need for a blog function. And also Liszt didn’t have fantastic […]

Earmarks III: Swing State

05/22/2018 05:47 PM

Earmarks Mvmt I: Echo Chamber

05/04/2018 05:06 PM

Collapsing

02/01/2018 07:32 PM

Late last year, I launched OpenKyle, which was an experiment based on Austin Kleon's Show Your Work. It was a lot of fun, and it kept me motivated to push updates every day to YouTube while I worked on a saxophone and tape piece titled Austerity. And then, I moved to the tape piece The Earth Shall […]

Tempest in a Teakettle selected for SEAMUS

12/05/2017 03:19 PM

University of Oregon School of Music December 4, 2017 Kyle Vanderburg =email omitted= Submission number: omitted Thank you for your submission to the SEAMUS 2018 National Conference at the University of Oregon. Congratulations, Tempest in a Teakettle has been accepted for presentation at the conference. Installations will be presented during the course of the conference […]