Christopher DeLaurenti

Christopher DeLaurenti is a composer, improvisor, and music writer. Since the late 1990s, his writing has appeared in various newspapers, magazines, and journals including The Stranger, 21st Century Music, The Seattle Times, Signal to Noise, Soundscape, Earshot Jazz, and Tablet. Much of Christopher's music resides at www.delaurenti.net, along with many music-related essays, scores, and articles.

Christopher DeLaurenti

Recent Articles

Coda: Departure

Chopin Is Better Than You Knew

Seattle Opera Tries to Fly Directly from the 19th Century to the 21st

A Free Erik Satie Marathon!

Rare as Hell: Two Brand-New Operas

A Big Week: 35 Crashing Chords and a 12-Hour Concert

Cranky, Suspicious Peter Garland: The Real Thing

A Jazz Explosion and an Organ Improvisation

The Ghost Bands, Idolaters, and Digital Fizz of Jazz

What Gives, Philip Glass?

The Ladies and the Electronics

Lonesome Vocals, Waterfalls, and Petty Territoriality

Metaphors for Dead Pianos at Jack Straw New Media Gallery

Butch Morris Creates Orchestras of Individuals

The Trance and Transformation of Lubomyr Melnyk

Swaggers and Fights at the Seattle Symphony

The Sounds of Surprise

Three Throats

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