Tamzin Elliott is a composer and writer based in Los Angeles and a doctoral student at the University of Southern California. Articles By This Author Review Quiet Beauties: Tim Feeney at REDCAT Tamzin Elliott - March 2, 2020 The experimental sound artist and percussionist showed broad imagination and commitment in an evening of improvisation and musical fragments. Review WasteLAnd’s “Collective Creation” Is a Forager’s Feast Tamzin Elliott - February 9, 2020 A full evening of improvised music makes for challenging and rewarding listening. Review Proving Up Proves Difficult Tamzin Elliott - January 20, 2020 Pasadena Opera presents Missy Mizzoli’s challenging opera. Review Carolyn Chen Makes Reality Remarkable Tamzin Elliott - December 19, 2019 Augmented with prerecorded sounds, the Koan Quartet grows a complex sonic ecosystem in Chen’s Other Forests. Review Delirium Musicum Shows Off Its Versatility Tamzin Elliott - December 15, 2019 The L.A. chamber orchestra veers from Xenakis to classic minimalism to contemporary Baroque and original Baroque in one concert. Review Éliane Radigue’s Occam Ocean Is a Meditation on the Sonic Seas That Surround Us Tamzin Elliott - December 10, 2019 The premiere of seven new pieces were just the latest of nearly 50 small-ensemble works that comprise the composer’s magnum opus. Review Two Contemporary Composers Make Meaning in the Space Around Their Music Tamzin Elliott - October 22, 2019 An album-release party celebrates new recordings from trumpeter Sarah Belle Reid and thereminist Carolina Eyck. Artist Spotlight David Rosenboom Steps Into the New Tamzin Elliott - October 12, 2019 The departing dean of the music school at CalArts is still excited about fresh ideas and new approaches to making music. Review SILENCE Boldly Links Classical and Indie-Rock Tamzin Elliott - September 30, 2019 A big, excellent idea needs more attention to practical details. Feature What Should I Wear With This Album? Tamzin Elliott - September 13, 2019 We review the highly anticipated solo debut of Natalie Joachim, of eighth blackbird, and new albums by established composers Christopher Cerrone and Timo Andres. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next › Next page Last » Last page
