6/11/23 – The Bechtler Museum – Music and Museum season finale. Music and the visual art of Sol LeWitt. “…Of Quiet Reflection” performed by The Bechtler Ensemble.
4/23/23 Charlotte BOOM! Festival – World Premiere “…Of Quiet Reflection” written for The Bechtler Ensemble string quartet.
12/3/21-12/5/21 – Central Piedmont Community College Levine Campus the music to Clay Daniel’s dance interpretation of the Antoine de Saint-Exupéry literary work The Little Prince.
11/23/18-11/25/18 – Pease Auditorium – Choreographer Clay Daniel’s dance setting of Dark Black Music
10/30/18 – Tate Hall 1230pm – Dawn Anthony and Craig Bove together again for the first time in a jazz recital
10/10/18 – Halton Theater 730pm – CSO on Campus. The Charlotte Symphony Orchestra premieres About the Dark Times for Orchestra and CPCC Chorus.
9/15/17 and 9/16/17 – UNCC – Music for dance collaboration with the Bechtler Ensemble and UNCC Dance.
6/19/17 – CPCC – Charlotte New Music Festival A two week festival of new music performance, lectures, and master classes.
5/21/17 – Gettys Center 2pm – Charlotte Composers Forum Gettys Art Center Rock Hill, SC 28207
5/21/17 – Bechtler Music and Museum Series 6pm – Charlotte Composers Forum Bechtler Museum of Modern Art Charlotte, NC 28207
5/22/17 – Dana Auditorium 7pm – Charlotte Composers Forum Queen’s University at Dana Auditorium, 1900 Selwyn Avenue Charlotte, NC 28207
1/31/16 – Dana Auditorium 730pm – Charlotte Composers Forum Queen’s University at Dana Auditorium, 1900 Selwyn Avenue Charlotte, NC 28207
1/26/16 – Rowe Recital Hall 730pm – Charlotte Composers Forum Rowe Recital Hall, 9201 University City Blvd Charlotte, NC 28223
11/19/15 – Bryant Hall 1230pm – Two Days of Jazz Thanks to Big Band Jazz director Bill Hanna for premiering “Swing It” for 20 piece big band orchestra.
10/28/15 – Halton Theater 730pm – CSO on Campus. The Charlotte Symphony Orchestra premieres Twenty Years Gone.
4/15/15 – Halton Theater 730pm – The Gene Bryant Meorial Concert – A CPCC Sensoria Event – Through Time, movement four, a chamber concerto for guitar and string quartet.
4/13/15 – Halton Theater 730pm – Bechtler on Campus – A CPCC Sensoria Event – Two Ephemeral Pieces for violin, vibraphone and piano.
2/1/15 – Alternative Impulse– New Modern: Music Inspired by the Bechtler Collection February 1 2015 at Winthrop University. The Bechtler Ensemble and the Out of Bounds Ensemble perform new compositions by local composers Bove, Allemeier, Park and Larkin.
1/25/15 – Bechtler Music and Museum Series– he Bechtler’s Music and Museum program presents New Modern: Music Inspired by the Bechtler Collection January 25. The Bechtler Ensemble performs new compositions by local composers Bove, Allemeier, Park and Larkin.
6/10/14 – CPCC – Charlotte New Music Festival A two week festival of new music performance, lectures, and master classes.
4/7/14 – Halton Theater 730pm – Bechtler on Campus – A CPCC Sensoria Event – Dark Black Music on the program with Luciano Berio, Leo Brouwer, Alfred Felder
Craig Bove 
Oh Craig! You nailed it. Great to hear a fellow student of Morty. If new music was always that funny, composers wouldn’t be so unpopular. Remember my sax quartet & orchestra comment from Morty? I brought you in to my lesson so the vitriol wouldn’t be wasted on me alone. (“are we ever gonna get out of here?”
Boy he really disliked my trio as well: “sounds like music from the suburbs of Argentina”. Have a great spring in VT
Al k
I rather like the music of suburban Argentina, Al. Craig, I know you have many more Feldman quotes–some we will keep to ourselves.
Everyone must lie on the floor and listen to “The Viola in my Life.”
Reading the recent story about the restoration of those amazing Rothkos stowed away in a basement at Harvard had me returning to “Rothko’s Chapel.”
Mark C
Thanks Mark. How are you? Craig, Can’t believe I saw this posting tonight at 10 pm as I just moved to Maine, lost track of my CDs & just located my Rothko Chapel & Coptic Light recordings. Playing them at 9:50 tonight. Morty lives…
Other trivia: I first met him at Scirri’s, my Kenmore NY pizza shop right after premiere of 2nd string quartet. (He liked their dandelion pasta)
Al, good to hear again from you. What brought you to Maine…?
I remember Scirri’s…one of the many distinctions of being a part of the last Feldman generation…
CB
Cool, Craig. I forgot you got up to Kenmore a lot. You had that nice place on Richmond Ave.
I took a position as University of Maine IT Operations Manager, & still write exactly what no one wants to hear. Mitty quote of the day: “NY composers are trapped like a RRATT! What are you gonna do, be an uptown composer? Or are you gonna go Downtown and be Phillip Plexiglass!?”
“Steve Glass and Phil Reich…they’re interchangeable…” Morty…later that same year…
BTW…I’d like to hear what you’re writing…
Hey Craig. My stuff is up at iTunes under “Al Kryszak” & AlanKryszak.com.
Can I catch up on recent scores of yours?
I see you have a performance on the 1st?
Nice.
AK
I’ll check it out…yes, performance tomorrow at Winthrop U. There’sa scores page at craigbove.com.
Thanks Alan,
Craig
On Sat, Jan 31, 2015 at 4:22 PM, Craig Bove wrote:
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Mark, good to hear from you…hope you’re well. Morty’s presence still resonates powerfully with me, Al and anyone who came within earshot of him…although there were days (as evidenced in our remarks) where he would drop us like a bag of dirt…
CB
Ha…dead on…
Ya can’t go high tech…ya can’t go low tech…and crazy Karlheinz is chasing after you…how do you get outta the building? So being a composer is like being James Bond…
…and btw…congrats on the new gig…
CB
Hello Craig,
Update on new CD release:
San Francisco Classical Voice
https://www.sfcv.org/article/classical-musicians-arent-hiding-their-rock-enthusiasms-anymore
Prog Sphere
http://www.prog-sphere.com/interviews/al-kryszak-interview/