Violinist Curtis Macomber and pianist Abigail Sin perform Harold's duo Kreisleriana at the Yellow Barn Music Festival in Putney, Vermont.

Harold returns to the Bennington Chamber Music Conference in southern Vermont as composer-in-residence for the final week of the summer program. The participants will premiere a new woodwind quintet and the faculty will perform his Piano Quartet.

A week as composer-in-residence at the Bennington Chamber Music Conference culminates in a performance of Harold's Piano Quartet, with conference faculty Diana Cohen, violin; James Stern, viola; Tobias Werner, cello; and Victor Asuncion, piano.

Mezzo-soprano Lorraine Manz and the Oberlin Contemporary Music Ensemble conducted by Timothy Weiss perform Variations on a Summer Day.

The Society for New Music in Syracuse, New York performs Harold's Piano Quartet.

Gloria Cheng performs Harold's Children's Crusade, one of thirty-two short piano works composed in memory of composer Steven Stucky.

Gloria Cheng performs Harold's Children's Crusade, one of thirty-two short piano works composed in memory of composer Steven Stucky.

Gloria Cheng performs Harold's Children's Crusade, one of thirty-two short piano works composed in memory of composer Steven Stucky.

Pianist Sara Laimon, and the Boston Modern Orchestra Project conducted by Gil Rose, perform the World Premiere of Harold's new Piano Concerto. The following day they will record it for commercial release.

Harold returns to Rome as a Visiting Artist at the American Academy.