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09/19/2018 01:25 PM
My parents and I watch a lot of procedural crime dramas. Law and Orders of all varieties, NCIS, CSI, The Closer, and recently CK and I discovered Crossing Lines on Netflix. But my parents are obsessed with Criminal Minds. It’s basically all they watch. They’re either watching Criminal Minds or going to Menards. In episode […]
The Massive 2018 Summer Update
09/01/2018 10:46 PM
CK and I agreed that we wouldn’t travel much this summer. Maybe a conference, visit some family, but no 25-state road trip and no taking 300 high schoolers to Europe. That idea was short lived, because here’s what we ended up doing: Note: Squiggly lines are places we drove. We did not drive to Europe. […]
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 […]
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