Posts By: Molly Barth

The 2018-2019 school year is in full swing at the Blair School of Music, Vanderbilt University! Becoming acquainted with faculty and students at the Blair School of Music has been thrilling! Feel free to visit Blair’s website, to get to know more about the program: https://blair.vanderbilt.edu/  

Dieter and I are thrilled to present our Duo Damiana debut album, Castillos De Viento, on the Innova label. Check it out! https://www.innova.mu/albums/duo-damiana/castillos-de-viento Flutist Molly Barth and guitarist Dieter Hennings join forces to form Duo Damiana, a trail-blazing ensemble dedicated to pushing the boundaries of flute and guitar music. In their debut album, titled Castillos… Read more »

Playing with friends is music-making at its best, and this new musical endeavor is the ultimate! The Zohn Collective already has recorded its first CD under the label Oberlin Music, which is expected to be released in spring of 2018, and is booked for various upcoming engagements, including a collaboration with the internationally recognized puppet company,… Read more »

Those of you who could not attend my May 13 David Lang CD release concert at National Sawdust can now take in much of it at the link provided here! Happy viewing (individual pieces tracked for your ease of perusal), and you can purchase the album at one of these sites: http://bangonacan.org/store/music/thorn http://cantaloupemusic.com/albums/thorn  

I am thrilled to be able to share the EXCELLENT NEW CD that Cantaloupe Music has released! Thorn features the music of David Lang, and what a treat it was to get all of the performers together to make this CD a reality! http://cantaloupemusic.com/albums/thorn And I love the fact that I am a Cantaloupe artist…. Read more »

  I am proud to invite you to view my new music video. I am performing “Cantiga del Merolico II” by Ricardo Zohn Muldoon, with Darren Stevenson of PUSH Physical Theater. Cantiga del Merolico II (1990/rev. 2014) composed by Ricardo Zohn-Muldoon This work is a tribute to the merolico, an exhuberant type of vendor that… Read more »