Below are highlights from some of Mark's most popular pieces:
World Premiere: Concerto for Tuba and Orchestra with the U.S. Army Orchestra
featuring Aubrey Foard, Tubist, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (begins at 35:04)
Edna Landau (Co-founder of IMG Artists) endorsed with letters to several American conductors:
featuring Aubrey Foard, Tubist, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (begins at 35:04)
Edna Landau (Co-founder of IMG Artists) endorsed with letters to several American conductors:
Below is the press from my world premiere of my Train & Tower for Orchestra, Tape and Live Train conducted by Lukas Foss, featuring a Long Island Rail Road locomotive I controlled to pass by the festival tent at the the end of the piece for dramatic effect (train not required for future performances). New York Times link and Gramophone Magazine ranking (#8) below. Following is the 2008 encore with the Brussels Chamber Orchestra. Thanks to Dan Rattiner of Dan's Papers, Eleanor Leonard, Lukas Foss, and Sam Zambuto of the LIRR. The work was ranked #8 all-time by London critic Jeremy Nicholas in Gramophone Magazine (UK) for music evoking railways in the October 2008 Awards edition also found below. The surround sound from the orchestra, tape and approaching train, which I controlled, was other-worldly.
Violinist Jason DePue of The Philadelphia Orchestra (music and photography by Mark Petering):
Cityscape No. 1 ("Kenosha") featuring recordings of my son and I visiting fun places in the city:
Future Baltimore Symphony Tubist Aubrey Foard recording Petering's Tuba Concerto with Colburn Orchestra members.
(3rd mvt. excerpt below)
(3rd mvt. excerpt below)
Edna Landau (Co-founder of IMG Artists) endorsed with letters to several American conductors:
Charlotte Symphony world premiere of Lament for Tuba and Orchestra.
Pictured below: Mark Petering, British Royal Family Conductor Christopher Warren-Green, Tubist Aubrey Foard and Charlotte Symphony.
Pictured below: Mark Petering, British Royal Family Conductor Christopher Warren-Green, Tubist Aubrey Foard and Charlotte Symphony.