sketch by Pascale Evrard
 
 

Purity of Intent and an Exquisite Choice of Notes is what Bach and Bird and all great music share in common.

— David Amram

 


Terry Vosbein

Please take some time to explore these web pages and listen to my music. I think you will find something you like. And let me know if you have any questions or comments. Bon appétit.

- Terry

 

New Orleans born composer Terry Vosbein has been writing music for a lot of people for a long time. He's had performances world wide and held compositional residencies in Paris and Oxford. In addition, he's received commissions from the Cleveland Orchestra, Cincinnati Conservatory, clarinetist Ricardo Morales and many others.

On these pages you can download free MP3 files of his compositions. In addition, free scores and parts for most pieces are available as Adobe PDF files.

News

On Tuesday 19 February 2008, in lovely Moscow, Idaho, I presented a paper entitled UNCOVERING THE STAN KENTON ARCHIVES, as part of the JAZZ HISTORY
AND CULTURE CONFERENCE at the University of Idaho.

On 22 March 2008 my most recent composition was premiered at Washington and Lee University, in Lexington Virginia. THE PEREGRINATION SUITE for solo piano, performed by Alexandre Dossin (2003 Martha Argerich International Piano Competition Winner), can be heard by clicking here.

There will be a reprise of THE PEREGRINATION SUITE by Alexandre, and a performance
of VILLAGE SCENES, performed by Idit Shner (alto sax) and David Riley (my favorite pianist). This concert is on 8 April 2008 (Mary Pickford's birthday) in Eugene, Oregon.

In June of 2007 I began a year long sabbatical. I spent most of the first six months driving around the US and Canada for several months. I began 2008 at the Cite Internationale des Arts in Paris, my home away from home, where I am currently composing a concert of original music for 20-piece jazz orchestra.

Links

My Paris Blog

Calendar of my travels

Stan Kenton research page