Jeffrey Nytch

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,...

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

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

It's official: The Entrepreneurial Muse: Inspiring Your Career in Classical Music is now available from Oxford University Press! You can...

The last couple of days at the Winter Olympics have featured on of my favorite of all sports events: the bobsled! And the timing is...

A recent article in Blue Review by scholars Amanda Ashley and Leslie Durham (“How Universities Train Artists as Makers, Creators, and...

Andrea Moore’s article, “Neoliberalism and the Musical Entrepreneur” (Journal of the Society for American Music (2016), Vol. 10, number...

You’ve probably heard about the Newport Contemporary Music Series, recently launched (if that’s the appropriate term) in Rhode Island and...

If you glanced at the opening program of the Colorado Symphony’s 2017-18 season, playing this weekend in Denver, you might be tempted to...

Last week there were two items in the news that caught my eye, and for essentially the same reason. One was a national story about...

It was my great pleasure to represent the University of Colorado-Boulder and the Entrepreneurship Center for Music this past week at the...

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...

As I begin 2017, I'm wrapping up Phase One of my sabbatical year and reflecting on how action-packed the last five months have been!...

One of the abiding mysteries of entrepreneurship is where the initial impulses for ideas come from. Sometimes it seems that good ideas...

When I was a kid my mom used to tell me, “Good things come to those who wait.” Well, it’s been a very long wait, but my music will...

This week while I was in residence at Michigan State University, I had a student come up to me and ask a great question: What can I do...

Well, folks, the campaign is complete! My goals for the campaign were ambitious – definitely of the “aspirational” sort – and though we...

I'm thrilled to announce my first-ever crowdfunding campaign, in support of a violin concerto I've been commissioned to write for...