Molly Joyce is a composer and performer whose work focuses on disability as a creative source. She has been deemed one of the “most versatile, prolific and intriguing composers working under the vast new-music dome” by The Washington Post — learn more.

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I was a figure - created as part of collaboration with dancer Jerron Herman, writer Marco Grosse, production company Four/Ten Media, engineer Michael Hammond.
Featuring a program centered on disability identity and classical music, with solo pieces, duos, and trios performed together by physically-disabled musicians Adrian Anantawan (violin), Leigh McAllister (piano), and Molly Joyce (composer, voice, electric organ).
Crip - covers Radiohead's Creep, extending lyrics to address stigmatization of term "crip."Excerpt from chamber arrangement with New Music Detroit.
Cure - video from ongoing disability interview project Perspective, featuring American Sign Language interpretation by Pro Bono ASL
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mollysjoyce@gmail.com