POTSDAM -- Eight music composition students from SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music are set to premiere their latest new works in a student composers forum concert Friday, Nov. 10, at 7:30 p.m. in the Helen M. Hosmer Concert Hall.

The concert will include "Doubleth Joy," a piece for viola and fixed media by Thom Avella; "Favorite Kind of Music" by Loren Monet; "Trepidations," an oboe piece by Liam M. Zaffora-Reeder; "Whispers and Screams," a saxophone composition by Maxime Gilles Esformes; second piece by Avella, "intersperse," performed by the Crane Saxophone Ensemble; two piano works, "An Abstract Progression" by Tyler Mazone and "Prelude in Two Moods" by Sofia Galadriel Coyle; two trios written for piano, clarinet and saxophone, Brooke D'Aprile's three-movement piece "Liminal Spaces," and Esformes' new work, "Les Couleurs Translucides;" and Francesca Hilditch's "Suspended Regulation," written for woodwinds, strings, horn, percussion and piano.

This event is free, and the public is invited to attend.