The Arctic Philharmonic Sinfonietta, conducted by Tim Weiss and with bassoonists Knut Thorbjørnsen and Thea Øyhus, give the first European performances of Harold's double concerto Full Faith and Credit.

Pianist Gloria Cheng plays short piano works by thirty-two composers, "garlands" in memory of Steven Stucky — including Harold's "Children's Crusade" — on the Here and Now Series at Bargemusic in Brooklyn.

Pianist Gloria Cheng plays short piano works by thirty-two composers, "garlands" in memory of Steven Stucky — including Harold's "Children's Crusade" — in Barnes Hall Auditorium at Cornell University.

Pianist Gloria Cheng plays short piano works by thirty-two composers, “garlands” in memory of Steven Stucky — including Harold’s “Children’s Crusade” — at Northeastern University in Boston.

Mezzo-soprano Jessica Bowers and guitarist Oren Fader give the World Premiere of two songs commissioned from Harold by the Bowers-Fader Duo.

At the Eastman School of Music pianist Heather O'Donnell performs the premiere of Harold's Little Sail, along with other short new piano pieces by Tobias Picker, Harvey Sollberger, John Zorn and others written in celebration of Charles Wuorinen's 80th birthday. The collection of these pieces will be published in an upcoming issue of Perspectives of […]

Harold celebrates the release of Songs and Structures, a new recording on Bridge Records, with Paul Appleby and Natalia Katyukova performing the song cycle Bride of the Island, and Miranda Cuckson and Stephen Gosling performing Kreisleriana. Also, cellist Claire Bryant and pianist Terry Eder perform Harold's duo January Full Moon.

Pianist Gloria Cheng plays short piano works by thirty-two composers, “garlands” in memory of Steven Stucky — including Harold’s “Children’s Crusade” — as part of the Piano Spheres series in Zipper Hall at the Colburn School in Los Angeles.

The Prometheus Trio, with guest violist Robert Levine, perform Harold's Piano Quartet at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music.

The Prometheus Trio, with guest violist Robert Levine, perform Harold’s Piano Quartet at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music.