January 8:

Dorothy Duncan presented the world premiere of Rollick & Romp for solo clarinet on the Composer's Voice concert series in New York City

January 12:

The Electrum Brass Trio performed Three Cowboys Poolside at the Wascama Rehab Center in Regina, Saskatchewan

January 22:

The Pacifica Chamber Orchestra, Fred Chu conducting, gave the world premiere of Sunshine Music in Everett, Washington

February 7:

Dorothy Duncan performed Rollick & Romp for solo clarinet on a Performers Showcase at the Hoff-Barthelson Music School, Scarsdale, New York

February 19:

The Electrum Brass Trio premiered Black Pool at the Knox Metropolitan United Church, Regina, Saskatchewan

February 25:

The Portland Vocal Consort, Ryan Heller conducting, performed An Open World in Portland, Oregon, on their "Best of the Northwest" program

February 26:

The Portland Vocal Consort repeated their performance of An Open World at Pacific University, Forest Grove, Oregon

April 8:

Thomas Piercy and Claudine Hickman premiered Ukiyo-e: Pictures of the Floating World for clarinet & piano as part of 15 Minutes of Fame on the Composer's Voice concert series in New York City

April 14:

Thomas Piercy and Claudine Hickman performed Ukiyo-e: Pictures of the Floating World on the NYsoundCircuit multimedia salon concert series in Midtown New York

April 23:

Trumpeter Ziv Feinberg and the Waller String Quartet performed Red Cherry Lark at Willamette University

May 1:

Trumpeter Adrian Kelly performed Red Cherry Lark in Hong Kong

May 1:

The Van Wyck Junior High School 6th Grade Chorus under Andrea Buergers premiered The Promise of Liberty in Wappingers Falls, New York

May 8:

AppleChor, the Red Apple Elementary School Chorus under Jack Senzig, performed The Promise of Liberty at the Park High School Area Choir Festival in Racine, Wisconsin

May 15:

AppleChor performed The Promise of Liberty at the Red Apple Elementary School in Racine, Wisconsin

May 27:

The Electrum Brass Trio performed Black Pool and Three Cowboys Poolside at the Knox Metropolitan United Church, Regina, Saskatchewan

June 2:

The Cascadian Chorale, Gary Cannon conducting, performed And the Wind in Bellevue, Washington

June 3:

The Cascadian Chorale performed And the Wind in Union, Washington

July 15:

Suzanne Mueller premiered Rollick & Romp for solo cello at the Old Westbury Gardens, Westbury, New York

July 22:

Thomas Piercy and Suzanne Mueller premiered Return to Giverny for clarinet and cello at the Old Westbury Gardens, Westbury, New York

July 29:

Suzanne Mueller and Pamela Sklar premiered Beneath the Apple Tree for flute and cello at the Old Westbury Gardens, Westbury, New York

July 29:

The Aeolian Winds of Pittsburgh premiered When Johnny in Pennsylvania

September 9:

Denise Stillwell and Yumi Suehiro gave the world premiere performance of In Seaspray, Barefoot for violin & piano on the Composer's Voice concert series in New York City

September 15:

Mel Downie Robinson and Cecily Kiester sang two scenes from Razumov in concert in Portland, Oregon

October 6:

The 4 Mei Projekt under Pieter Kole performed The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan) in Groningen, Netherlands

October 6:

The Tabor College Chamber Strings under Daniel Baldwin gave the world premiere of The Far North Land: Passages for String Orchestra in Hillsboro, Kansas

October 12:

The Marietta College Concert Choir, under Daniel Monek, performed The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan) at the inauguration of the new President of Marietta College in Ohio

October 14:

Michael Hernandez and Elizaabeth Ames premiered Summer Suite for soprano saxophone and piano in Clearwater, Florida

October 15:

Michael Hernandez and Elizaabeth Ames performed Summer Suite in Tallahassee, Florida

October 17:

Michael Hernandez and Elizaabeth Ames performed Summer Suite in Valdosta, Georgia

October 26:

Trumpeter Brian Chin performed Summer Suite in Seattle

October 28:

The Electrum Brass Trio performed Black Pool and Three Cowboys Poolside in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan

November 2:

The Marietta College Concert Choir, under Daniel Monek, performed The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan) in Ohio

November 4:

The Hinsdale Chorale, under Michael Oriatti, premiered A Girl Born in Afghanistan in Chicago

November 22:

Daniel Mihai gave three world premieres (Rollick & Romp for solo violin, The Violinist's Field Guide to the Western Tanager, and The Doublestop Minute) in Bucharest, Romania

December 6:

The Gainesville Brass Quintet performed Bartholomew's arrangements of Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy and the Nutcracker March at the Thomas Center in Gainesville, Florida

December 8:

The Cascadian Chorale, Gary Cannon conducting, gave the world premiere of Moon Man in Medina, Washington

December 9:

The Cascadian Chorale, Gary Cannon conducting, performed Moon Man in Kirkland, Washington

December 9:

Denise Stillwell premiered Meet Me in Srinigar on the 15 Minutes of Fame Program in New York City

December 17:

The Quapaw Brass Quintet performed Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy in Little Rock, Arkansas

February 22:

Webster University Concert Choir gave the Missouri premiere of The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan)

March 22:

David Keller & Douglas Johnson recorded the arrangement of Conversation in Orange & Brown for cello & double bass

April 5:

Alex Noppe premiered the arrangement of Summer Suite for trumpet & chamber orchestra
with the University of Louisiana - Monroe Chamber Orchestra under Dr. Jason Rinehart

April 9:

Sarah Grant & Brittney Mulvey gave the world premiere performance of Beneath the Apple Tree for flute & guitar at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, Ontario

April 9:

Southwestern University Chorale performed The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan) in Texas

April 24:

Trumpeter/composer Greg Simon performed Popsicle Rocket Sunrise and Red Cherry Lark in Denver

June 9:

The Jackson Elementary School Choir, under Abigail Ramstad, gave the world premiere of The Promise of Liberty in Everett, Washington

June 11:

The Electrum Brass Trio gave the world premiere of Three Cowboys Poolside in Regina, Saskatchewan

July 9:

The Electrum Brass Trio performed Three Cowboys Poolside at the Canadian Federation of Music Teachers Association Convention in Regina, Saskatchewan

July 16:

The Pink Singers under Murray Hipkin presented the European premiere of To a Locomotive in Winter in London

July 31:

The NY Metropolitan Brass Quintet performed Voyageur Suite on the Composer's Voice concert series in Manhattan

August 10:

Trumpeter James Ackley recorded Summer Suite for an upcoming CD release

September 18:

Leah Tehrani premieres You Cannot Pass the Mother By on the Composer's Voice concert series in Manhattan

October 14:

The Electrum Brass Trio perform Three Cowboys Poolside in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan

October 23:

Julian Wachner conducts a Compline Service performance of From Ode 14 of the Odes of Solomon at Trinity Wall Street (NYC)

October 28:

Glass Spider Crawl will be presented as part of Electronics Express at the University of Maryland/Baltimore County

November 5:

The ensemble No Left Notes performs On the Trunks of Strong Trees at the Fresno New Music Festival

December 22:

Quapaw Brass Quintet performs Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy at the Arkansas Children Hospital's Festival of Stars

January 15 & 16:

The Langroise Trio performed the String Trio for George Crumb in Idaho

March 5:

Matt Swihart performed Summer Suite at the Society of Composers Region 8 Conference in Tacoma

March 8 & 15:

The Spring Wind Quintet presented the Hawaiian premiere of the Second Suite from Razumov

March 11:

The world premiere of Stoke Fleming performed by CCM Chamber Singers in Cincinnati

April 30:

The Adams State College Chamber Choir presented the Colorado premiere of
The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan)

October 2:

No! George! No! was part of SoundCrawl: Nashville 2010

October 3:

60x60 Dance included Downtown Atlantis as part of the St. Louis American Arts Festival

October 5:

Tim Altman presented the North Carolina premiere of Summer Suite at UNC-Pembroke

October 11:

James Ackley presented the South Carolina premiere of Summer Suite in Columbia, SC

October 17:

Vento Chiaro presented the New England premiere of the Second Suite from Razumov in Massachusetts

November 18:

The Oregon Wind Quintet presented the Oregon premiere of the Second Suite from Razumov

November 30:

Bryan Appleby-Wineberg premiered part 1 of the arrangement of Summer Suite for trumpet & string orchestra with the Rowan String Ensemble in New Jersey

December 8:

Bryan Appleby-Wineberg performed part 1 of the arrangement of Summer Suite for trumpet & string orchestra with the Rowan String Ensemble in Philadelphia<

February 28:

The Brookline Chorus performed The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan) in Massachusetts

March 1:

The Morningside Trio performed the First Suite from Razumov in Pittsburgh

March 14:

The Orlando Chorale performed When I Land from Three Gnostic Poems

March 23:

The Mexico City Wind Quintet gave the Latin American premiere of the Second Suite from Razumov

March 30:

Elektra Women's Choir gave A Rainy Day a reading in Vancouver, BC

May 1:

Brian Chin performed the world premiere of the new Summer Suite in Seattle

May 4:

The William & Mary Brass Quintet performed parts 1 & 2 of the Voyageur Suite

May 8:

The Solstice Quintet gave the Washington State premiere of Part 4 of the Second Suite from Razumov

May 17:

The Morningside Trio performed the First Suite from Razumov in Mt. Lebanon, Pa.

May 22 & 23:

Goat Hall Productions presented Two Scenes from Razumov in San Francisco

June 14:

The Tudor Choristers gave the Australian premiere of The Tree in Melbourne

July 6:

Nathaniel Mayfield gave the world premiere of the trumpet & piano arrangement of Summer Suite

July 18:

The Avenue Winds performed the Second Suite from Razumov at the San Francisco Chamber Wind Festival

July 26:

5 for Dinner presented the New York premiere of the Second Suite from Razumov in Manhattan

July 28:

Adrian Kelly performed the Australian premiere of Summer Suite in Perth

Sept. 27:

Jean-Christophe Dobrzelewski performed the New York Premiere of the Summer Suite in Manhattan

Oct. 6::

The Camas Wind Quintet performed the Second Suite from Razumov in Tacoma

Oct. 13:

Nathaniel Mayfield performed the Summer Suite at Texas A&M

Oct. 20:

The Antero Winds presented Part 3 from the Second Suite from Razumov in Boulder, Colorado

Nov. 3:

The Laureate Wind Quintet performed the Second Suite from Razumov in West Virginia

Dec.1:

Quinteto de Viento "Ciudad de Soria" presented the European premiere of Part 4 from the Second Suite from Razumov in Spain

Dec. 12 & 13:

Bella Voce Singers premiered the revised score for A Rainy Day in Brooklyn, NYC

February 8:

Seattle premiere of the Voyageur Suite and String Trio for George Crumb

March 22:

The world premiere of the Conversation in Orange & Brown (Duet for Tuba & Horn) in Florida

April 18:

The Texas premiere of the Voyageur Suite by the Raven Brass

April 19, 20 & 27
and May 3 & 4:

The 4 Mei Project presented the European premiere of The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan) with five performances in the Netherlands & Germany

April 26 & 27
and May 9:

Claremont Chamber Choir presents the 26th, 27th & 28th performances of The Tree in California

April 27
and May 4:

The Bach to the Future ensemble performed The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan) in Maryland and Delaware

April 29:

Lucky 7 Fanfare world premiere by the Seattle Pacific University Brass Choir

May 11 & 17:

Coriolis presented A Country Boy in Winter and the world premiere of Three Gnostic Poems in Illinois

September 28:

The Composer's Voice concert series presented On the Trunks of Strong Trees
and the world premiere of the trio arrangement of First Suite from Razumov in New York City

October 24 & 25:

Portland Vocal Consort performed The Tree in Portland, Oregon, and Longview, Washington

November 9:

The Morningside Trio performed the First Suite from Razumov in Pittsburgh

November 9 & 16:

The Aeolian Winds of Pittsburgh presented the world premiere of the new Second Suite from Razumov in Pittsburgh and Mt. Lebanon

November 19:

The Georgetown University Concert Choir performed The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan)

Jan 28:

The Ethos Consortium performed The 21st Century in Charlotte, NC

Feb 10:

On the Ground Where We Live premiered at Society of Composers Region 6 Conference

Feb 10 & 11:

Concora presented The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan) in Hartford

Feb 15:

Alaska Brass premiered the Voyageur Suite in Anchorage

March 7:

Black Mountain Brass performed the Voyageur Suite in Australia

March 8 & 10:

The Langroise Trio performed the String Trio for George Crumb in Idaho

March 24:

Crescendo performed The Tree in Los Altos, California

Apr 21 & 22:

Menlo Brass presented the Voyageur Suite in California

May 1:

Seattle Pacific University Brass Choir performed the Fanfare for Santa Barbara Harbor

May 11 & 12:

The Chamber Singers of the Oratorio Society of Minnesota presented The Tree

Nov 16:

The Queens College Chorus performed Song of the Mountains at the Aaron Copland School of Music

Jan. 27:

On the Trunks of Strong Trees previewed at Benaroya Hall

Feb. 15:

Four pieces performed in Seattle concert: Pleasure for the Ear

March 24:

Texas premiere of The 21st Century by Austin Vocal Arts

March 26 & 27:

The Tree performed by Acappellago in Illinois

April 17, 20 & 25:

Octarium performed The Tree in Kansas & Missouri

April 23:

The Southwestern University Chorale performed The 21st Century

June 6:

The 60x60 Project presented No! George! No! on Bainbridge Island

June 11:

Extended version of No! George! No! presented with a film by ForeignAmerican Pictures

July 25:

Fanfare for Santa Barbara performed at Humboldt Brass Chamber Music Workshop

Oct. 5:

Tennessee premiere of The 21st Century by Hixson High School Choir

Nov. 12:

Glacier Bay Brass Quintet presents Fanfare for Santa Barbara Harbor in Bellingham

January 15:

Suite from Razumov performed in Ashland, Oregon

February 27:

The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan) presented at Ball State Univ.

February:

Suite from Razumov recorded by the Kiev Philharmonic

March 5 & 6:

West Coast premiere of The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan)

April 9 & 10:

A Rainy Day performed by Acappellago in Illinois

April 10:

String for George Crumb in concert at The Green Mill in Chicago

May 14 & 15:

The Tree performed by Coriolis in Evanston and Chicago

July 25:

Suite from Razumov released on Masterworks of the New Era CD

August 13:

Australian premiere of From Ode 14 of the Odes of Solomon

August 17:

From the Odes of Solomon released on Mood Shifts CD by Capstone Records

October:

Symphonic Ode No. 1 recorded by the Kiev Philharmonic

October 30:

Beati Quorum Via previewed at Christ Episcopal Church, Seattle

November 5:

No! George! No! presented at Galapagos in Williamsburg, NY

November 7:

On the Trunks of Strong Trees previewed at Cornish

November 27:

Fanfare for Santa Barbara Harbor premiered in Australia

December 1:

The Truman State Univ. Brass Choir performed Fanfare for Santa Barbara Harbor

January 30:

A Rainy Day premiered by the Arkansas State University Women's Chorus

March 5:

A Country Boy in Winter premiered by the Central Oklahoma University Men's Chorus

April 2 & 3:

The Tree premiered by the American University Chamber Singers

April 25:

From the Odes of Solomon broadcast by NPR

May 6:

Song of the Mountains premiered by Combined Choirs of St. Joseph's School

July 3

String Trio for George Crumb premiered by Third Angle

October 2004:

The American University Chamber Singers took The Tree on tour to Canada and the Eastern United States

February 8:

The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan) premiered by the William & Mary Concert Choir

March 8 & 9:

To a Locomotive in Winter performed by Seattle Pro Musica

May 2:

The 21st Century (A Girl Born in Afghanistan) was performed as a finalist in Briar Cliff University New Choral Music Competition in Sioux City, Iowa

October 21:

The First Suite for Razumov and The Far North Land premiered by the odeonquartet and Sean Osborn

March 29:

Two Scenes from Razumov were performed at the Seattle Composers Salon at Benaroya Hall

June 2:

From the Odes of Solomon premiered by the Ars Brunensis Chorus at Brno in the Czech Republic

July 6:

To a Locomotive in Winter premiered by the Oregon Repertory Singers at the Oregon Bach Festival

December 7, 8,
14 & 15:

Leo premiered by The Esoterics in Seattle and Tacoma & Mercer Island, Washington