Jeffrey Nytch

I was honored to address about 80 graduate students last week at the Spring conference of the Center for Teaching & Learning at The University of Colorado-Bo...

One thing that's particularly nice about summer evenings in Scotland: the light lasts well past 9:00pm! And even on rainy days the skies often clear as the d...

Monday was our first day off in two weeks. I don't think I fully realized how precious that day was until I realized that I didn't need to be at the theatre:...

Having experienced them for the first time this week, I can now say I’m a big fan of the “Preview” show. In the musical world there’s the “dress rehearsal,” ...

Getting Settled In The first few days in Edinburgh have bounced between manic and relaxed, a cycle I hope and expect will relax a bit in the coming days. Bac...

This past weekend I was proud to host the Society for Arts Entrepreneurship Education here at The University of Colorado-Boulder. SAEE is the first professio...

Well, friends, it's official: the University of Colorado-Boulder College of Music is getting a long-overdue and desperately needed expansion. In January they...

BIG NEWS! I’m thrilled to announce that I’m joining the incredible roster of Cadenza Artists! They’ll be representing my catalog of compositions and then, la...

Read about the premiere of my violin concerto in Denver's SCEN3.

What a great night! In all my years as a composer, I have never had a premiere like this one: an incredible performance, an attentive audience and, at the en...

Pleased to be invited to CPR's "Colorado Matters" with reporter Nathan Heffel. Listen to the interview here.

So thrilled to bring this piece to Pittsburgh, and to share the program with my dear friend Reza Vali and the last work of the late, great David Stock.

While I'm back in Pittsburgh for a residency at Carnegie Mellon University and performance of my string quartet with Carpe Diem String Quartet, I had the ple...

I had a great time chatting with Andrew Hitz for his podcast, "The Entrepreneurial Musician." You can listen here.

Glad to see my Symphony No. 1, "Formations," mentioned in the Spring 2017 edition of Symphony Magazine.

I'm still basking in the premiere of my string quartet, Seize the Sun: Fantasy on Icarus, with Carpe Diem String Quartet at Carnegie's Weill Recital Hall. It...

From Colorado Public Radio, 1/18/15 For audio selections, visit the CPR blog Most contemporary composers rarely hear their music performed live and often hav...

Thank you, Ron Nadel, for hosting me and my Symphony No. 1: Formations, on KGNU's "A Classic Monday" show this week! Here's a link where you can listen to ou...

While visiting the Tulsa University to lecture on entrepreneurship to music students and my symphony to the geology department, I was invited to pay a visit ...

In conjunction with the actual anniversary of the Geological Society of America's founding (Dec. 27), Colorado Public Radio's Ryan Warner interviews me about...