My article “Defining beauty in art: five provisi and six criteria sine qua non” was published in Études balkaniques
Full citation: Fol, Alexandra. “Defining Beauty in Art: Five Provisi and Six Criteria sine qua non.” Études Balkaniques, LVІІІ, no. 1, Jan. 2022, pp. 65–79.
The full article can be found HERE
The Canadian Royal Conservatory of Music has included three of my works as recommended repertoire in the 2022 piano syllabus
Children’s Suite, Level 6
Preludes, Artist Diploma (ARCT) in Piano, Performer
Etudes, Licentiate Diploma (LRCM) in Piano, Performer
The full syllabus can be downloaded HERE
An interview with me appeared in the book by Swiss musician Anicia Kohler, Die Wande hoch aufs Dach, ISBN 978-3-033-08988-4. The publication has been realized with the kind assistance of Gemeinde Köniz, Swisslos – Culture Canton de Berne, Burgergemeinde Bern & die Stadt Tuhn
You can order the book (in German) HERE
I am honoured to have obtained a grant from the Canada Council for the Arts | Conseil des arts du Canada to record “Opposing the motion”, version 1, which sets a part of the Hon Julia Gillard’s famous anti-misoginy speech.
My team comprising of Claudine Ledoux, mezzo-soprano, Louis-Philippe Bonin and Viviana Gosselin will record at Studio Tourneson with editing done by Padraig Buttner-Schnirer. The recording will be added to an album produced by Innovations en concert.
On Sunday March 13, 2022 at 14h30 Montréal time, the Composer Fellowship Network organized a round table with participants from across the globe – Germany, India, Australia, USA, on the topic of “How to sell your music”. The round table was broadcast live on twitch.tv
The presenters, in alphabetical order, were: Alexandra Fol, Amber Durant, Christopher Gordon Forbes, Jeffrey Allen, Johannes Riedl, Joseph Summer, Keyna Wilkins, Matt Armbrust, Upamanyu Kar
My section of the round table can be heard HERE
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