ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月23日 06時01分

Meet the 11-year-old girls whose music wowed the @nyphilharmonic. Last week, the #Philharmonic performed works by Camryn Cowan and Jordan Millar, who were photographed here by @celestesloman. The Brooklyn composers won over the crowds, who gave standing ovations. In an interview this week, both girls — part of the Philharmonic’s Very Young Composers initiative — were confident in explaining their works, originally written for a Harlem Renaissance-theme program. Camryn said that her “Harlem Shake” was an exercise in layering, but with saxophone improvisations that nodded to the neighborhood’s past. Jordan’s “Boogie Down Uptown” conjures stepping out of the subway onto the streets of Harlem for the first time, with musical textures inspired by the shadowy movement of Aaron Douglas paintings. (Her favorite Disney movie, “The Princess and the Frog,” borrows its aesthetic from his paintings.) Jordan said that their opportunity to have their pieces performed by the @nyphilharmonic is a sign of change. Camryn added: “Women are sometimes put down in orchestras, or they’re not noticed enough for their great talent,” she said, “so I think that me being onstage is a good change. Other people, other kids or adults — maybe they don’t have this same opportunity. I think we can be inspiring for them.”

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