Reviews & Interviews
Read interviews and reviews about Elizabeth Rudolph from Chicago publications and companies with which she has collaborated.
September 19, 2021
Third Eye Theatre’s double bill celebrates women tech pioneers
Rudolph’s music is decidedly post-minimalistic, characterized by complex rhythms and repeated figures. This mechanized style suited the subject matter, especially as binary code scrolled across the screen behind the two soloists...
Katherine Buzard
January 14, 2017
Interview with Elizabeth Rudolph: National Women's History Month
Chicago Fringe Opera asked composer Elizabeth Rudolph about her career and personal perspectives as a woman in music today...
Chicago Fringe Opera
November 16, 2019
Podcast Interview with Scapi Magazine
We sit down with Elizabeth Rudolph to talk about her upcoming performance of Imogen, taking the gender out of older source material, the magic of Chicago singing, balancing identity as a performer and composer, and imposter syndrome...
Scapi Magazine
October 24, 2011
SOME OF OUR OWN: VOX 3 Members Discuss Their Compositional Process
Composers and VOX 3 Collective members Myron Silberstein and Elizabeth Rudolph took a few minutes during a recent rehearsal to discuss the compositional elements that went into their new pieces, which will be featured in VOX 3’s American Nouveau concert.
Myron Silberstein
October 10, 2018
Composer Libby Rudolph Turns to Music Activism
When composer/vocalist Elizabeth "Libby" Rudolph was an undergraduate at the University of Illinois, one of her professors gave her some guidance that changed the shape of her education...
Catey Sullivan