Eva Kendrick is a composer and vocalist. She is very active in the Boston and Providence music communities, serving as Chair of the Music Theory/Composition and Voice Departments at the Community Music Center of Boston, where she is composer-in-residence, and as Music Director of First Parish Medfield. She maintains a private voice studio and is in high demand as a freelance composer. Recent commissions include Dinosaur Annex, Rialto Arts, the New Gallery Concert Series, the Community Music Center of Boston Orchestra, and the American Shakespeare Theatre. Kendrick enjoys working with filmmakers and poets, and has created several film scores and large scale song cycles and orchestral works. She received a M.M. in Composition with Distinction from the Longy School of Music and a B.M. in Vocal Performance from Rhode Island College. Awards include ASCAPLU$ awards, a Subito Grant from the American Composers Forum and an Honorable Mention in the 2010 International Alliance of Music New Music Search Competition in the Judith Lang Zaimont Prize category. A recording of her chamber piece Disir, based on the Norse Poetic Edda, will be released in 2010. For more on Kendrick and a catalog of her compositions, please visit her website at www.evakendrick.com.