Jennifer Bellor

Had a fantastic time at the Mostly Modern Festival as their resident composer! Worked with the composition fellows, gave a presentation on my music, and had a gorgeous performance of my piece Reviravoltas Sonoras by members of the American Modern Ensemble: Michael Jorgensen (violin), Matt Ward (vibraphone), and Dave Eggar (cello). It was also a wonderful experience working with festival composition colleagues Stephen Cabell and Rob Paterson.

The Mercer University Flute Choir performed my piece North Star back in April, and I just watched this recording. What a beautiful performance and many thanks to all of the members of the flute choir.

For more information about North Star, click HERE.

Music to be presented at my presentation (Tuesday, June 10 from 2 – 3:30PM)

Links to Scores

Echo (from album, Long These days (2024), Lexicon Classics)

Score page 51

Music for a Waking Dream (2025) written for Las Vegas Sinfonietta and LINK to recording

Oneira (from album, Oneira (2022), Aerocade Music) written for Clocks in Motion (electronic malletKAT, vibes, 2 marimbas)

All Rivers at Once for clarinet and tenor sax

Bordello Nights for wind orchestra and jazz combo and LINK to recording

Such a wonderful experience to be on stage with the Las Vegas Sinfonietta for the premiere of my piece Music for a Waking Dream. For more information about the piece, click HERE.

Same instrumentation as Copland’s Music for the Theatre

1 flute/piccolo – 1 oboe – 1 clarinet in Bb – 1 bassoon – 2 trumpets in C – 1 trombone – 1 percussion – piano – strings

Duration: 13′

Click HERE to view a PDF of the score.

Click HERE to listen to mockup recording.

Available for purchase: Sheet Music Plus, Sheet Music Direct, and JW Pepper

Click HERE for more information.

Great performance of my piece “Carousel” for string orchestra on Tuesday, April 1st that featured the UNLV Chamber Orchestra conducted by Tyler Gordon! For more info, visit HERE.

Here is the live performance video of my piece Reviravoltas Sonoras for violin, vibraphone, and cello featuring John Irrera, Annie Stevens, and Andy Smith. It was a beautiful performance and hope you enjoy it!

Thank you, Tom Haugen at Take Effect for a wonderful review of my album, Long These Days.

“A gorgeous body of work that takes inspiration from the poetry of Christina Rossetti and Pablo Neruda, the themes of love, empowerment and nostalgia use improvised bouts that provides even more intrigue and awe.”