"Vicky's
career represents the best elements of the composer taking part in the
music community of her time, reaching out in all media. She has created
a catalog of work we applaud."
The Baltimore Sun, Sunday, August 14, 1994, Frances
Richard, Director of ASCAP
Symphony & Concert Department.
"...The climatic work of
the evening was "With Love" by Baltimore composer (and mother)
Vivian Adelberg Rudow-a witty, hectic and quite surreal look at modern
motherhood...
quite enjoyable music...."
The Washington Post, Washington, D.C., Joseph McLellan,
November 20, 1986.
I'm a sound portrait painter who composes music expressing emotions, feelings and life. My music ranges form solo electronic to full orchestra with chorus, from extremely beautiful to outrageously experimental.
Audiences greatly enjoy hearing my music.
Vivian Adelberg Rudow
Composer/Performance Artist/Lecturer
See
orchestra videos Earth Day Suite:
Dark Waters of the
Chesapeake & Go Green!
What's new:
Recent performances: July 18, 2010, Call For Peace, Andrea Ceccomori, flute and tape, Harc, Plateau Laceno, Bagnoli, Irpino, Italy. July 17, 2010, Not Me!, first movement under title I DO!, Algernon Campbell, choreographer/ dancer, Heather Malone, dancer, ArtScape, Baltimore. June 6, 2010, 4:00PM, Call for Peace, Jacqueline DeVoe, flute and tape, faculty recital, Williams Hall at New England Conservatory Of Music. June 5, 2010, Call for Peace, Andrea Ceccomori, flute and tape, "Maskfest" - Festival Internazionale di Nuova Musica" in San Marino on at Museo di Stato. May 5, 2010, 8:15PM, The Ocean Sings, Towson University Classical Guitar Orchestra, Troy King conductor, Sherrie Norwitz, viola solo, Free. Center For the Arts Recital Hall. April 18, 2010, Earth Day Suite:1. Dark Waters of the Chesapeake, for Sidney M. Friedberg, Luis Engelke, trumpet solo 2. Go Green! (flute concerto) Sara Nichols, flute solo, orchestra premieres, St. John’s Orchestra, Ronald Mutchnik, conductor, Ellicott City, Maryland. March 17, until September 2010, the radio version of Vivian’s CD, LOVE, LOSS and LAW, Music Documentaries, will be aired on the satellite radio program series The Poet and The Poem, hosted by Grace Cavalieri from the Library of Congress. The program will be uploaded onto NPR’s content depot for automatic download by stations. On March 15, 2010, Adelberg Rudow using her technique “The Vivian” presented her live performance art music premiere, Juan’s Garden of Music, in memory of Juan Blanco, Havana, Cuba, during the 13th International Electroacoustic Music Festival Spring Time in Havana. October 31, 2009: I Do? music first movement Not Me!, Algernon Campbell, choreographer, Campbell & Heather Malone, dancers. October 17, 2009: Weeping Rocker, electronic score with dance, Towson State University, Nancy Wanich-Romita, choreographer |
