Newman and pianist Natalie Zhu are interviewed about their new album, From Method to Madness: The American Sound.

Clancy and pianist Natalie Zhu just released From Method to Madness: The American Sound, an album of all American music.

Newman's new trio received a rave review for their debut performance at SDSU.

From April 24-26, Newman will be in residence at San Diego State University.

From March 18-27, Clancy goes on tour with pianist Kathryn Selby and violinist Alexandra Osborne.

Clancy Newman and Natalie Zhu's recital in San Diego receives great acclaim. 

On October 8th, Clancy plays Dvorak Concerto with the Longmont Symphony Orchestra.

On August 18th, the premiere of Clancy's 3 cello arrangement of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" will be performed.

On August 2nd, Newman performed Brahms B Major Trio with Hilary Hahn and pianist Natalie Zhu.

Clancy's music used for podcast series produced by President Lincoln's Cottage, a historic site and National Monument in Washington, DC.

On March 23rd, Newman's new piano quintet was premiered at the opening ceremony of the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington DC.

The Formosa String Quartet announces the worldwide release of "From Hungary to Taiwan" on Bridge Records.

In a segment on the Moab Music Festival, Newman is featured playing solo cello music by Bright Sheng.