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William Grosvenor Neil
Composer-pianist
Interview with Ayana Sambuu regarding the premiere of Voci dell'Ombra
Upcoming Events
World Premieres and Performance 2024
New Release: Continuum
Release of new CD and Streaming Album, Continuum on on Teal Music Productions
Voci dell'Ombra
Ayana Sambuu, soprano and New Opera Dimensions, Rome, Italy
Premiere of Sonata for Flute
Premiere of Sonata for Flute and piano with flutist, Jonathan Borja
Latest CD Releases
Releases featuring my music are available on most streaming platforms
Voci dell'Ombra Recital
(Voices from the Shadow) Collaboration with coloratura mezzosoprano, Ayana Sambuu Zandraa
Featured Podcasts
A Sense of Betrayal
My interview with poet and songwriter Tim Eddy about his poem, Continuum published in his new book, “I Only Asked for Blue” which I set for soprano, violin, and two guitars, premiered by the Carolina Chamber Players at the University of North Carolina, Wilmington in March of 2023.
This podcast and music © 2023 William Grosvenor Neil
Continuum, © Tim Eddy used by permission from the author
A Voice of Crystal Clarity!
My interview with the 2023 Crystal Note Award winner, Mukhtsetseg Gantumur, and her teacher, Ayana Sambuu, Artistic Director of New Opera Dimensions, Rome, Italy. New Opera Dimension will premiere my Voci dell’Ombra in October of 2024
This podcast © 2023 William Grosvenor Neil produced by TheComposerStudio.Com, LLC
Williamneil.net
The Grapes at Garvin Heights Vineyard are Singing with Mystery!
My interview with Linda and Marvin Seppanen, owners of the Garvin Heights Vineyards in Winona, MN. When I toured their vineyard they shared with me the challenges of cultivating grapes and developing vintages of wine that appeal to the senses and inspire joyful music.
“Mystery” from The Waters are Shaking the Moon, and “Tango No. 6” from Six Tangos, ©copyright by William Grosvenor Neil
Music in So Many Words podcast ©Copyright by William Grosvenor Neil
Images by Pamela Neil, and Ia Imerlishvili used by permission.