INDEX    NEWLY PUBLISHED WORK          RECENT PERFORMANCE 1    RECENT PERFORMANCE 2     FROM A QUIET PLACE  and   LAMENT FOR KOSOVO            BETTY'S BIOGRAPHY         INFLUENCES BETTY         BEATH-COX ART  ENTERPRISES      DAVID'S BIOG     DAVID'S AWARDS      FAVOURITE LINKS

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Philharmonic Orchestra under Ruben Silva.
Recorded  VMM 3031.

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NEW EVENTS

17th April, 2008.  Pacific Opera Inaugural Vocal Writing Prize presented to Betty when she attended the performance of her cycle, 'Towards the Psalms'.

17th April., 2008.
Basso Moderno Duo performed Betty's work for modified double bass and piano, 'From a Lake of Honey' in the Dam Hammarskjold Auditorium, the United Nations, New York City at the 'Women in Crises' Conference.

20th April, 2008. 
Lament for Kosovo, Adagio for Strings was  performed in the String Orchestra Concert on April 20th in the Grand Hall of China Conservatory of Music, Beijing, as part of the 2008 Beijing International Congress on Women in Music.

29th June, 2nd July, 2008. Providence Mandolin Orchestra performed Lament for Kosovo  in Cloitre st. Salvy, Albi, France and in Eglise Saint-Jerome, Toulouse, France as part of the France International Music Exchange Project.  Hosted by L'Ensemble A Plectre de Toulouse.

4th July, 5th July, 2008.  Providence Mandolin Orchestra performed Lament for Kosovo  in The Buitenkerk, Kampen, Nederland and The Zuiderkerk, Zwolle, Nederland as they participated in the International Music Exchange Program.  Hosted by Zet Consort, Director Alex Timmerman.

13th July, 2008.  1.Frauen-Kammerorchester--First Austrian Women's Chamber Orchestra performed Lament for Kosovo, Adagio for Strings
In the Schloss Gatterburg , Retz in a program celebrating the life of Bertha von Suttner, first woman to receive the Nobel Prize in 1905.

13th July, 2008.  Towards the Psalms performed by soprano Maria Okunev and pianist Jem Harding in the 10th Mietta's Song Award, Melbourne.
Maria won the
Mietta's Award, and the Outstanding Accompaniment Award went to Jem.  They were also awarded the Arnold and Mary Bram Prize for Best Performance of an Australian Song  for their interpretation of the cycle Towards the Psalms.