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Dialogics: Ne(x)tworks at Chelsea Art Museum [gmap]
2008 Residency
Saturday, April 5, 2PM

Joan La Barbara - new work
Miguel Frasconi - new work
Alvin Curran - Selections from The Alvin Curran Fake Book

Joan La Barbara - voice, Shelley Burgon - harp/elec, Yves Dharamraj - cello, Cornelius Dufallo - violin, Miguel Frasconi - glass/elec, Stephen Gosling - piano/synth, Chris McIntyre - trombone

Main Space

Cox discusses concepts behind his innovative book Audio Culture and the ontology of sound art. Post-lecture discussion between Cox and Micah Silver.

PROGRAMAaron Gervais - Culture No. 3 (2006)
fl/pic, cl, hn, trb, pno, perc, vn, va, vc, db

Jennifer Fitzgerald - A Thousand Machines (2007)cl, vn, pno

Nico Muhly - I Know Where Everything Is (2007)fl, cl, vn, cl

Judd Greenstein - At the end of a really great day (2007)fl, cl, vn, cl

Ziboukle Martinayite - 2008 MATA Commissionfl, cl, ob, bsn, trb, hn, pno, perc, vn, va, vc, db

Doug Henderson - The Nature of the 102nd Thing (of 10,000)Zeena Parkins/Doug Henderson - Polyphonic Projections

Diapason Gallery [http://www.diapasongallery.org/]

Program:Leif Inge - 9 Beet Stretch

Diapason Gallery [http://www.diapasongallery.org/]

Orchestra Carbon performs Quarks Swim Free
Elliott Sharp and Orchestra Carbon
10pm, $10
This is the latest of E#'s algorithmic compositions for large ensemble based on genetic models, bird flocking drum choirs, and recombinant RNA.
The Stone E 2nd St & Ave C NY, NY

An evening of all works for the brass trio B3+ (Dave Taylor - bass trombone, John Clark - horn, Franz Hackl - trumpet) with the composer/performers. CJM premiere's his work quartet music: part 1, performing on Nord synth and laptop.

CJM (trombone, Nord Lead, laptop), Sara Schoenbeck (bassoon), Members of Ne(x)tworks - Shelley Burgon (harp, electronics), Miguel Frasconi (glass, electronics)

First performance of selections from morphi studies for trombone with and without electronics, along with new graphic & strategic works for improvisers. Zeena Parkins, curator.

http://www.thestonenyc.com/

Horn Week

Feb 6 - 9, 2008
Issue Project Room
A week of music made with wind, including TILT SIXtet, co-curated with Suzanne Fiol.

Anthonly Coleman Music @ Brecht Forum’s Neues Kabarett

CJM performs on a piece written earlier in '07 for Ne(x)tworks called Seven at the Golden Shovel. The event features a new commissioned work for strings, performed by Jennifer Choi & Cornelius Duffalo (violins), Stephanie Griffith (viola), Alex Waterman (cello).

Neues Kabarett Myspace

Zach Layton's series celebrates its 4th anniversary with the annual performance of Terry Riley's In C. Featuring a real who's who, this will be the Darmstadt in Galapagos' the Williamsburg space prior to moving to DUMBO.

NY Times Review (including image with CJM)

Ne(x)tworks traces the course of graphic scores from the 1960s to the present. This compelling array of works includes a 1961 score by Cornelius Cardew, groundbreaking works from by innovators Wadada Leo Smith and ensemble member Joan La Barbara, and Michael Shcumacher's Isometric Variations, commissioned by Ne(x)works in 2007. These scores will also be exhibited as part of the Kitchen's graphic score exhibition Between Thought and Sound: Graphic Notation in Contemporary Music. Concieved by Alex Waterman, co-curated with Deb Singer and Matthew Lyons.

Wadada Leo Smith :: In the Diaspora (2005)Joan La Barbara :: Circular Song (1975)
Joan La Barbara :: in the shadow and act of the haunting place (1995)Michael Schumacher:: Grid (2007)
Cornelius Cardew :: Octet '61 for Jasper Johns (1961)

2007 MATA Benefit

..::Celebrating MATA's 10th Anniversary and honoring co-founder Philip Glass during his 70th Birthday year. An amazing musical gathering: Jenny Lin performing Julia Wolfe's toy piano juggernaut East Broadway, Lukas Ligeti offering a sample of his electronic hybrid instrument Marimba Lumina, Carla Kihlstedt singing and bowing Lisa Bielawa's powerful Kafka Songs, and Annie Gosfield playing her gorgeous sounds, and a lot more.

,:Program:.Julia Wolfe: East Broadway for toy piano and toy boombox
Jenny Lin - toy piano

Lukas Ligeti: Great Circle's Tune for electronic percussion
composer - percussion & electronics

Daniel Bernard Roumain: Hip-Hop Study and Etude in F Minor
composer - violin, Wynne Bennett - piano

Annie Gosfield: The Manufacture of Tangled Ivory, part II
composer - keyboard, sampler

Theo Bleckmann: anteroom (excerpt)
composer - voice and electronics

Gordon Beeferman: MATA Sonata
composer - piano

INT

Philip Glass: Knee Play No.5 from Einstein On The Beach
Patrick Stewart, Joan La Barbara, Grethe Holby - speakers;
Lisa Bielawa, Katie Geissinger - voice; Carla Kihlstedt - violin;
Eleonor Sandresky - keyboard

Derek Bermel: Thracian Sketches for solo clarinet
composer - clarinet

Carla Kihlstedt: The Squonk & Hold My Own
composer - violin/voice, Lisa Bielawa - voice

Nick Brooke: You Feel This from Tone Test
Genevieve Belleveau - voice

Eleonor Sandresky: Conversation 1
composer - piano, computer playback

Lisa Bielawa: Selections from Kafka Songs
Carla Kihlstedt - voice & violin

Phil Klin:e Near-Perfect Clarity & The Funeral of Jan Palach
Theo Bleckmann - voice, Kathy Supové - piano  

The setting is a 50 foot red runway in 1967. Come and see what can happen. Two trombones, one double bass and a shiny black grand piano. Dancers will pass by in 1967 fashionwear.

The presentation will begin at 6 pm and extend into the darkness. Yoshiko Chuma's "Red Carpet 1967" will alternate with 15-minute pieces by Gus Solomons, Merian Soto and Elaine Summers. (The works by Chuma, Solomons and Soto will appear twice; the work by Summers will apppear once, at the close.) The works would be site specific in the South Plaza.

NY Times Review of 60's Snapshots event