Voces Novae chorus of Louisville, Deborah Dierks, conductor, will perform "I felt my legs were praying," a new choral work by Gerald Cohen based on a text by Abraham Joshua Heschel, commissioned by the John Leopold and Martha Dellheim Endowment Fund.

As part of the 2019 Cantors Assembly Convention, Voces Novae chorus of Louisville, Deborah Dierks, conductor, will present the premiere of "I felt my legs were praying," a new choral work by Gerald Cohen based on a text by Abraham Joshua Heschel, commissioned for the convention by the John Leopold and Martha Dellheim Endowment Fund.

The Cassatt Quartet and clarinetist Vasko Dukovski will perform my compositions "Voyagers" and "Preludes and Debka" at a concert entitled "Musical Voyages—International and Interplanetary."

HaZamir, the International Jewish Teen Choir, will perform the premiere of "Pitchu Li", commissioned by HaZamir, at their annual gala concert at Lincoln Center, Sunday, March 31, 2019. The HaZamir alumni choir will also perform my setting of Psalm 23 "Adonai Ro'i Lo Echsar" at this concert.

"Adonai Ro'i Lo Echsar" (Psalm 23) will be sung as part of "Sing Hallelujah", a concert of Jewish Music in America, featuring choirs from all over the Philadelphia region.

PLEXUS (violinist Monica Curro, clarinetist Philip Arkinstall, and pianist Stefan Cassomeno) perform "Variously Blue,"" on a concert also featuring music of Debussy, Satie, Fauré, Ravel, and Lili Boulanger, and three premieres by Australian composers.

As part of the Seal Bay Festival, the Cassatt String Quartet and Vasko Dukovski perform music by Melinda Wagner, Gerald Cohen, Vineet Shende, Daniel Sonenberg and Lvoja Zhurbin

As part of the Seal Bay Festival, the Cassatt String Quartet and Vasko Dukovski perform music by Melinda Wagner, Gerald Cohen, Vineet Shende, Daniel Sonenberg , Lvoja Zhurbin and two Fellowship Composers

As part of the Seal Bay Festival, the Cassatt String Quartet and Vasko Dukovski perform music by Melinda Wagner, Gerald Cohen, Vineet Shende, and four Fellowship Composers.

The Interreligiöser Chor Frankfurt (Frankfurt Interfaith Choir), Bettina Strübel and Daniel Kempin, conductors, present a concert of settings of Psalm 19, from several centuries and languages.