Dallas-based Voices of Change with Artistic Director Maria Schleuning performs Harold's Piano Quartet at Southern Methodist University.

Tenor Paul Appleby and pianist Ernst Munneke give the European premiere of Harold's song cycle Bride of the Island at Mupa Budapest, the Hungarian capital's Palace of the Arts.

The Khemia Ensemble, with soprano Amy Petrongelli and cellist Horacio Contreras, performs Harold's Two Songs from Silas Marner, along with works by Luciano Berio and by Andy Akiho, Marcos Balter, Bret Bohman, Dustin Dunn, Carolina Heredia, and Pierre Jalbert.

The Brooklyn Art Song Society (BASS) has named Harold its Composer In-Context for 2017-18, pairing three of his song cycles with classic vocal works by Schumann and Wolf. BASS has commissioned a new cycle for premiere by mezzo-soprano Abigail Fischer and pianist Brent Funderburk, and has also programmed Harold's Beautiful Ohio with tenor Dominic Armstrong […]

Flutist Cosette Bardawil performs Trapset for alto flute at Lawrence Memorial Chapel at Lawrence University.

Violinist Miranda Cuckson's ensemble Nunc, with violist Lois Martin, cellist John Popham, and pianist Blair McMillen, performs Harold's 2016 Piano Quartet, along with works by Christopher Bailey, Nina C. Young, Sebastian Hilli, and Ileana Perez Velasquez, at Williams College in western Massachusetts.

The Stony Brook Contemporary Chamber Players, conducted by Eduardo Leandro, perform Brion, along with music by Andy Akiho, Jenny Beck, Marshall Jones, and Fredric Rzewski, at the Staller Center Recital Hall at Stony Brook University in Long Island.

Harpsichordist Jory Vinikour performs the five Toccatas for Harpsichord on a chamber concert of the Chicago Philharmonic.

The Pacifica Quartet performs the Pacific Northwest premiere Harold's 2011 string quartet, Aqua, on the Port Townsend Chamber Music Series at Centrum in western Washington. The quartet was commissioned through the award of the Barlow Prize from Brigham Young University.

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.