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Features Benjamin Park’s The Dwarf Planets (2014/2017) with movements honoring Pluto, Ceres, Makemake, Haumea, and Eris, followed by Philip Glass’s Tirol Concerto (2000) and Symphony No. 2 (1994). Lists performers by instrument and presents program notes highlighting Park’s background and education.","Glass Works  \nSATURDAY FEBRUARY 18, 2017 8:00  \nGlass Works  \nSATURDAY FEBRUARY 18, 2017 8:00  \nJORDAN HALL AT NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY Pre-concert talk, hosted by Robert Kirzinger at 7:00  \nBENJAMIN PARK The Dwarf Planets (2014/2017) winner of the 2017 bmop/ nec composition competition world premiere  \nI. Pluto, Ruler of the Underworld  \nII. Ceres, Goddess of Agriculture  \nIII. Makemake, Creator of Humanity  \nIV. Haumea, Goddess of Childbirth  \nV. Eris, Goddess of Chaos  \nPHILIP GLASS Tirol Concerto (2000)  \nboston premiere  \nMovement I  \nMovement II  \nMovement III Anton Batagov, piano  \nI N T E R M I S S I O N  \nPHILIP GLASS Symphony No. 2 (1994)  \nboston premiere  \nMovement I  \nMovement II  \nMovement III  \nGIL ROSE, conductor  \nC L IVE GRAINGER  \nTONIGHT’S PERFORMERS  \nFLUTE  \nSarah Brady (piccolo) Ashley Addington Jessica Lizak  \nOBOE  \nJennifer Slowik (English horn) Catherine Weinfield  \nCLARINET  \nMichael Norsworthy (E-flat clarinet) Jan Halloran  \nGary Gorczyca  \nAmy Advocat (bass clarinet, contrabass clarinet)  \nBASSOON  \nJensen Ling Greg Newton  \nHORN  \nAlyssa Daly Neil Godwin Nick Auer Alex Stening  \nTRUMPET  \nRichard Kelley Dana Oakes Tony Gimenez  \nTROMBONE  \nHans Bohn  \nRobert Hoveland  \nBASS TROMBONE  \nChris Beaudry  \nTUBA  \nKenneth Amis  \nPERCUSSION  \nRobert Schulz Nicholas Tolle (timpani) Matt Sharrock Jonathan Hess  \nHARP  \nIna Zdorovetchi Franziska Huhn  \nPIANO/CELESTA  \nLinda Osborn  \nVIOLIN I  \nGabriela Diaz Megumi Stohs Lewis Piotr Buczek  \nYumi Okada MaeLynn Arnold Sonia Deng Gabriel Boyers Nicole Parks Heather Braun Sarita Uranovsky  \nVIOLIN II  \nHeidi Braun-Hill Colleen Brannen Julia Cash  \nJudith Lee Micah Brightwell Annegret Klaua Lilit Hartunian Nivedita Sarnath Sean Larkin Lisa Goddard  \nVIOLA  \nJoan Ellersick Peter Sulski Nathaniel Farny David Feltner Emily Rideout Lauren Nelson Dimitar Petkov Emily Rome  \nCELLO  \nDavid Russell Nicole Cariglia Katherine Kayaian Miriam Bolkosky Velleda Miragias Ariel Friedman  \nBASS  \nBebo Shiu  \nScot Fitzsimmons Robert Lynam Brian Thacker  \nNILE SCOTT SHOTS  \nPR O G R AM N OTE S  \nBy Robert Kirzinger  \nNew England Conservatory doctoral candidate Benjamin Park, a Boston-area native, is the winner of this year’s BMOP/NEC Composition Competition for his orchestral suite The Dwarf Planets. He shares a program with New Yorker Philip Glass, a towering icon of American music of the past half-century whose orchestral works, nonetheless, are less familiar than his works for stage and screen and the classic repertoire he composed for his own Glass Ensemble. The music world is celebrating Philip Glass’s 80th birthday this year: he hit that milestone two weeks ago, on January 31.  \nBENJAMIN PARK (b.1987)  \nThe Dwarf Planets (2014/2017)  \nBenjamin Park began his musical training on piano as a child and began playing horn in high school. He began writing music on his own, starting with piano pieces and graduating to a brief overture for chamber orchestra for a high school play. His earliest influences in composition were film soundtracks. Park’s interest in science led him to enroll at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for a degree in physics, but while pursuing that course he also began taking music classes, eventually declaring a double major. He took composition classes with Keeril Makan and Peter Child and theory with Charles Shadle, also becoming involved in the school’s musical life as both composer and performer. After receiving his Bachelor of Science degrees in both music and physics in 2010, he shifted his academic focus exclusively to music, attending the Hartt School atthe University of Hartford. He earned both his master’s degree and an Artist Diploma at Hartt, working with Larry Alan Smith, Robert Carl, David McBride, and Ken Steen. While in Hartford his orchestral Daydream Suite was performed by the Hartt Symphony and he wrote incidental music for the school’s production of Molière’s Tartuffe. 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