Musical Settings
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Composer Ching-chu Hu's "Three Songs" (Malachi Black's "Insomnia & So On," "You," and "Drifting at Midday") performed by Brave New Works (Chris Younghoon Kim, director; Jennifer Goltz, soprano) at Denison University's Tutti New Music Festival. (3/3/2011)
Listen to Ching-chu Hu's "Morning Rearranged" (Malachi's "To the Moon," "Mirroring," and "Morning Shows") performed by the Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble (Kevin Noe, director; Timothy Jones, bass-baritone) at Denison University's Tutti New Music Festival. (2/23/2013)
Listen to composer Eric Shanfield's midi renditions of settings of Malachi's "Insomnia & So On," "Sifting in the Afternoon," "This Gentle Surgery," and "Drifting at Midday" from Shanfield's Very Black Sonnets opus, a pairing of Malachi's poems with several of celebrated Transcendentalist Jones Very's.
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Hear Malachi read his poems.
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