Composer-pianist David Feurzeig is currently in the middle of a 10-year project to play a free concert in every one of Vermont’s 252 towns, to celebrate local community and to call into question the normality of long-distance travel in the face of the climate crisis: www.PlayEveryTown.com or #playeverytownvt. He specializes in genre-defying recitals that bring together music of a variety of musical styles and traditions, from ancient and classical to jazz, avant-garde, and popular, creating ear-opening programs that change how audiences hear all kinds of music.
A CD of his chamber music, Lingua Franca, is available on AMR/Naxos and all streaming platforms. He is currently a professor of music at the University of Vermont, where he teaches composition and theory; in Vermont, he has been commissioned by groups including the Vermont Symphony Orchestra, the Central Vermont Philharmonic, the Vermont Contemporary Music Ensemble, Counterpoint, and Bella Voce. While he is from away and thus will never be a “Vermonter”, he intends to grow old and die there.
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