Rob Kapilow’s newest Citypiece
Golden Gate Opus
In Spring 2011, Rob Kapilow was commissioned by The Marin Symphony to compose Golden Gate Opus, a piece for orchestra, chorus and recorded natural sound to celebrate the Bridge’s 75th anniversary next year. To capture the authentic sounds of the bridge in this new piece, The Marin Symphony and Rob Kapilow teamed up to gather input from locals, visiting the surrounding communities and schools, and asking the question “what does the bridge sound like to you?”. After an overwhelming response, Rob hopes that the composition will capture the sounds, history and legacy of the iconic landmark. The piece will have its world premier in May 2012, when it will be played from both sides of the bridge.
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Interviews and more about Golden Gate Opus:
San Francisco Classical Voice. Interview with Rob Kapilow. Reporter: Ken Bullock
April 25, 2011
KCBS Radio Interview with Rob Kapilow. Reporter: Margie Shafer
April 21, 2011
KQED Radio Interview with Rob Kapilow. Reporter: Kelly Wilkinson
April 20, 2011
KDFC Radio. Interview with Rob Kapilow. Announcer: Hoyt Smith
April 14, 2011
KFOG Radio. Morning Show Interview with Maestro Alasdair Neale
April 7, 2011
21st Century Music. Rob Kapilow Interview. Reporter: Mark Alburger
April 1, 2011
KGO 7 ABC TV. Reporter: Don Sanchez
March 17, 2011
Interviewed: Maestro Alasdair Neale, Sound Engineer Claudia Katayanagi, MSYO Max Norman and Golden Gate Bridge's Mary Currie
Commuter Times Interview with Rob Kapilow. Reporter: Mark Alburger
February 24, 2011
Post News Group (Oakland Post and others)
January 26-28, 2011
KRCB Radio; Bruce Robinson, interviewer
January 25, 2011
Critical acclaim for Citypieces
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