Lance Hulme’s music reflects the ambience and musical approach of the North American musical tradition. There is compositional eclecticism, a playful and uninhibited attitude with tradition and a crossover between “serious” and vernacular music. All these elements are to be found in his music as well as more advanced structural and aural techniques. His music has received awards from the International Witold Lutoslawski Competition and ASCAP and has been performed by ensembles and orchestras throughout the United States and Europe. Hulme studied at Yale University and the Eastman School. He actually began his career as keyboardist for the jazz/fusion band Dreamscape, so popular and jazz elements can be heard in many of his works, particularly Flame Dance.

Artists

Christina Jennings (flute), Johanna Cox (oboe), Matthew Dane (viola), David Helms (percussion), electronic, Clara O'Brien (mezzo soprano), Howard Lubin (piano), Andrea Smith (flute), Armand Ambrosini (clarinet), Sarah Plum (violin), Jonathan Ruck (cello), Stephanie Shames (piano), Lee Parham (percussion)

Baden State Theatre Orchestra, Threnody Choir and Orchestra, Kazushi Ono, Lance Hulme