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Externally Funded Professional Recording of Earmarks by the Boreas Trio
Kyle Vanderburg’s *Earmarks* was professionally recorded by NDSU’s Boreas Trio through an externally funded recording project supported by a $2,100 Arts Partnership grant.
Overview
Kyle Vanderburg’s *Earmarks* was professionally recorded by the Boreas Trio—Cassie Keogh, clarinet; Matthew Patnode, saxophone; and Tyler Wottrich, piano—as part of an externally funded recording project featuring chamber music by regional composers. Supported by a $2,100 grant from The Arts Partnership, the project enabled the NDSU faculty ensemble to document and disseminate contemporary repertoire through professional recording. The completed recording provides a durable realization of Vanderburg’s composition beyond its live performance history.
Professional Context
This recording represents externally supported documentation and dissemination of Vanderburg’s creative work. The Boreas Trio, comprising NDSU faculty Cassie Keogh, Matthew Patnode, and Tyler Wottrich, received a $2,100 grant from The Arts Partnership to professionally record chamber repertoire that included *Earmarks*. Although the resulting recording received limited distribution rather than a commercial release, it constitutes a durable professional realization of the composition and demonstrates investment by both a professional faculty ensemble and an external arts funder in documenting contemporary repertoire by regional composers.