News
Kevin will guest conduct his Daydream at the Longwood University Honors Band (under the direction of Dr. Gordon Ring) concert on Friday, Jan. 6, 2012. Read a local news article about it here.
Kevin's Appalachian Hymnsong
is featured on the debut album cd of da Capo Brass®, who commissioned the work. The cd, titled "from the beginning", is produced by Delos®
and will be released worldwide in Jan. 2012. Buy the digital release from
iTunes or
Amazon or
Classical Archives or
Naxos or
ClassicsOnline.
The Farmington Jr. High Symphonic Band will perform Kevin's March of the Chinchillas, published by Grand Mesa Music, at the MidWest Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago - Dec. 16, 2011.
Sinfonia brother Mario Ruiz performed Kevin's Appalachian Hymnsong (with friends) on his senior recital on Dec. 7, 2012 at Radford University's Covington Hall.
The Roanoke Chamber Brass performed several of Kevin's works during their
July 2011 demonstration concert at the summer governor's school camp at
Radford University's Covington Hall.

Left to Right: Barry Tucker, Dawn Harbin, Kevin Paul, Charles
Krause, Steve Hedrick, Jeff Kresge.
da Capo Brass® premiered Kevin's Appalachian Hymnsong
(which they also commissioned)
on March 15, 2011 at the Southeastern Composers League Forum
held at North Carolina State University's Stewart Theater.

Left to Right: Kevin Paul, Luke Boudreault, Paul Pietrowski,
Mary Pritchett Boudreault, Steve Sutton, Brent Harvey.
The Radford University Brass Quintet performed Kevin's
Evening Song (U.S. Premiere) and Two Pieces: Air & Danse
on October 21, 2010 at Radford University's Covington Hall as
part of the New Horizons concert series.

Left to Right: Kevin Paul, Matthew Warnock, Mario Ruiz, Bill
Roethlisberger, Nathan Philipp, Nathan Forrest.
The Roanoke Chamber Brass premiered Kevin's Two Pieces: Air & Danse
on March 13, 2009 at the Southeastern Composers League Forum
held at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

Left to Right: Dawn Chernault, Charles Krause, Erik Stegall, Kevin Paul, Jeff Kresge, Steve Hedrick