Sarah's work features trumpetist Bowden with string quartet and harp.

Steven Masi records two of Sarah's earliest works for piano.

Sarah's MASS FOR THE ENDANGERED sees ten performances worldwide this spring/summer.

Fleming and Liverman commissioned and recorded this song based on a poem by Tracy K. Smith.

Tarik Ghiradella and Anna Linvill interview Sarah about her music.

The BSO will perform Sarah's FORWARD INTO LIGHT.

Jessica Johnson includes Sarah's 2013 solo piano work on this album of 21st c. piano works.

The Rochester new music ensemble offer a brilliant new take on Sarah's 'Pale As Centuries.'

Recorded a new song for an upcoming album of songs on Cedille Records.

Jocelyn Hagen's new podcast on female-identifying composers kicks off with an interview of Sarah.

Two of Sarah's orchestral works receive stunning performances and critical acclaim.

Donald Sanborn III interviews SKS and Steven Mackey for Princeton Magazine.

The Blue Hour, Sarah's collaborative song cycle for Shara Nova + A Far Cry, has been nominated for Opus Klassik Awards.

The Cleveland Orchestra, under the baton of David Robertson, will perform 'Something for the Dark' on August 5.

The Emerson String Quartet will include SKS's new piece in their Tanglewood farewell concert June 28.

Sarah speaks with the Houston Chamber Choir about 'Mass for the Endangered.' Also available on YouTube.

The Blue Hour made some incredible Top Ten of 2022 lists, including NPR (all genres!)

Majel Connery interviews Sarah for the first-ever A Music of Their Own podcast.

The Blue Hour has received some wonderful press!

Big Ears Festival 2023 announces a performance of The Blue Hour!

Emily D'Angelo's ENARGEIA (containing five works by SKS) wins Best Concept Album at the 2022 Gramophone Awards.

The Blue Hour, a collaborative song cycle for Shara Nova and A Far Cry, will release on Nonesuch/New Amsterdam 10/14/23.

High praise for the performances of 'Mass for the Endangered' by Gallicantus and Decoda at Green-Wood Cemetery.

The New York Times had strong praise for the NYPhil world premiere of 'Forward Into Light.'

The album contains five tracks by SKS.

Originally scheduled for summer 2020, this performance of 'Hiraeth' will be the West Coast premiere of the work.

The March 2022 issue of Gramophone Magazine features a profile of Sarah's music and career.

Snider and Deborah Johnson/CandyStations release the sixth and final video for 'Mass for the Endangered.'

Emily D'Angelo's widely-praised rendition of Snider's 'Nausicaa' is Song #38.

The Official video and interactive piece were created by Deborah Johnson/CandyStations.

The Mass made Year-End lists for NPR, The Nation, Steve Smith, KEXP Music, WQXR, I Care if You Listen, and many others.

Tom Huizenga names 'Mass for the Endangered' one of NPR's No. 1 Albums of September.

The Wall Street Journal's Barbara Jepson calls the work "riveting, impressive, elegiac, and affecting."

NPR's All Things Considered features 'Mass for the Endangered,' in a segment written by Tom Huizenga.

The New Yorker's Steve Smith praises the music's "technical command" and "breathtaking beauty."

The album received praise from The New York Times for its "emphatic articulation of purpose."

The SFCV's Steven Winn calls the Mass "a lustrous wonder" and "a meeting of questing, unsettled minds."

Listening to 'Mass for the Endangered' tops The NYT's list of "Things to Do This Weekend," per Seth Colter Walls.

Limelight's Lisa MacKinney says Sarah "re-works the mass into a requiem for the environment to spectacular effect."

Sarah curates a playlist of new choral music for ListN Up.

A 45' interview between Jennifer Williams, Director, and Sarah.

A behind-the-scenes look at the making of videos for Mass for the Endangered, via Nonesuch Journal.

Internationally acclaimed percussionist Colin Currie has generous praise for Sarah's new recording.

The Mass, with a libretto by poet/writer Nathaniel Bellows, is a celebration of, and an elegy for, the natural world.

The Times recently featured an interview with Sarah about the programming American music at the NY Phil.

The Cabrillo Festival Orchestra will perform Sarah's 27' tone poem, Hiraeth, conducted by Cristian Măcelaru.

The Aspen Music Festival recently announced its 2020 Season, which will feature two works by Sarah.

Sarah has been awarded a $10,000 New Jersey State Council on the Arts Individual Artist Fellowship.

It will be the company's first female composer production, written by Sarah Kirkland Snider and Ellen McLaughlin.

Cross-continental new music powerhouse Latitude 49 returns with flair and passion on their sophomore release Wax & Wire.

Penelope was named to NPR’s Best of 2010s playlist, and also to Capital Radio’s Best Music of the Decade.

Sarah is honored to be Distinguished Guest Composer, at the 2020 Winnipeg New Music Festival.

Yale University’s Oral History of American Music Program recently interviewed Sarah for their Major Figures project.

The New York Philharmonic recently announced that Sarah will curate the season’s final Nightcap concert June 13, 2020.

Sarah is excited to be the featured Mentor Composer at Soundstreams RBC Bridges Program.

Mass for the Endangered, Sarah’s 45-min Mass for SATB choir and 12-person ensemble, has been tracked!

Decoda Ensemble has commissioned a new arrangement of Sarah’s contributions to the collaborative song cycle 'Blue Hour.'

2019 is shaping up to be a year of residencies.

Sarah’s 12-minute 'Something for the Dark' received its West Coast premiere under James Gaffigan May 9-11.

Trumpeter Mary Elizabeth Bowden released her solo album, Reverie, ft. an arrangement of Sarah’s song “Chrysalis."

The Lyric Opera of Kansas City has commissioned and premiered a new arrangement of Penelope.

RBR Peak Time spoke with Sarah about classical misfits, the genesis of New Amsterdam Records, and her music.

The New York Philharmonic announced its 19/20 Season, which will include an orchestral commission from Sarah.

The NJSO announced their 19-20 season, which will include performing Sarah’s 27′ orchestral work, Hiraeth.

eighth blackbird gave a stunning performance of Sarah’s piece You Are Free on NPR’s Live From Here with Chris Thile.

Sarah has been nominated to the Longlist for Classical:NEXT’s Innovation Award 2019!