"Abundant Silence is the vast canvas on which composers create sound and meaning through music." - Luke Rackers, Executive Director
2018 Composition Contest
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New Music Uncaged!Join us September 7th at 6:00pm in Montpelier, VT for a celebration of new music on the lawn of the Monteverdi Community Music School.
We are taking this amazing music out of the concert hall and into the streets as part of Montpelier's ArtWalk. 
This event is funded in part by a grant from Montpelier Alive, with funds from the Montpelier Downtown Improvement District.
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Welcome to Abundant Silence:
A 501c3 non-profit new music organization supporting 21st century composers & their work! Abundant Silence is a 501c3 non-profit new music organization. We are passionate about new music and bringing the best quality publications and productions by 21st century composers to music students, educators, listeners and performers worldwide. We specialize in promoting, producing, publishing & preserving new works by living composers. |
Carlos SimonOur current Featured Composition Artist is also a recent winner of the American Composer Orchestra's Underwood Emerging Composers award. He is a versatile composer and arranging that combining jazz, gospel, and neo-romanticism into his intricate and enticing works.
Find out more about Simon's work at: www.coliversimon.com. |
Martha Hill DuncanOur current Featured Composition Educator is a veteran teacher well-known for her ability to inspire creativity in young piano and composition students. As a composer Martha has composed numerous works for solo piano, voice, choir, and chamber ensembles.
Find out more about Martha's work at: www.marthahillduncan.com. |
Meet all of the talented composers in our roster!Our current catalog contains works by over a dozen 21st Century composers. These works have been celebrated worldwide and some of our works have recently been accepted into the National Federation of Music Clubs bulletin. Works in our Performance Series and Ensemble Series are suitable for advanced and professional level performers. The Art of Play series celebrates the importance of music education through foundational and intermediate level works.
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