In recent years his music has been performed at the Lincoln Center in New York, in Boston's Symphony Hall, and in Prague, Czechoslovakia. Recordings made in Krakow, Poland, and Prague, have yet to be released. But Strandberg also wrote for many formats, including chorus, piano, organ, solo voice, mixed chamber ensembles and kinetic theater. Also on this year's festival program are works by current SHSU composer Phillip Schroeder, and the late Fisher Tull. Cannon's presentation on contemporary jazz techniques will feature music by Richard Rodgers, Michael Tomaro, David Wolpe, Bill Holman, David Bandman, Jeremy Wells and Paul Peacock.
All festival sessions are open to the public with no admission fee.