Come check out great music by talented student composers!
DATE: Friday, April 15
TIME: 12 PM
PLACE: Kopleff Recital Hall
FREE!
Works by Rachael Alexander, Taylor Helms, Emiliano Nieto-Montiel and more!!!
For directions to the Kopleff Recital Hall click HERE
Need more info? Call the GSU School of Music Concert Information Line at 404-413-5901
Hope to see you there!
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Sunday, April 03, 2011
California EAR Unit 4/17
Hi all - this is a VERY important show that you all need to attend. The California EAR Unit is one of the top new music ensembles in the country. I'll be stuck in FL, so I'm quite jealous!
Guest Artist - California E.A.R. Unit
Sunday, April 17, 2011 - 7:30 PM
Venue: Kopleff Recital Hall, GSU
Cost: FREE
The EAR Unit, Los Angeles' fearless new music ensemble, performs David Dvorin's haunting multimedia As Alice with live electro-acoustic manipulations of tea cups/saucers, playing cards, pocket watches and child song along with interactive video (degraded 1903 version of Alice in Wonderland); Montana native Vicki Ray's Jugg(ular)ling, which follows the ever-increasing complexity of juggling feats captured on video; Spill Out/Fish Tank by Canadian Linda Bouchard with images created by Kim Turos and the electronics-savvy Belgo II, Amy Knoles's clever confounding of violin, piano, sampled text and bird song.
Friday, April 01, 2011
GSU Percussion Ensemble - Tuesday 4/5
GSU Percussion Ensemble
Rialto Center
Tuesday, April 05, 2011 - 7:30 PM
Stuart Gerber, director
FREE!
Featuring works by Michael Colgrass, Daniel Levitan, Adam Scott Neal, Dorothy Hindman, James Romig, Steve Reich, John Cage and Nigel Westlake, as well as a "Middle Eastern Groove Medley" guest directed by Emrah Kotan.
Rialto Center
Tuesday, April 05, 2011 - 7:30 PM
Stuart Gerber, director
FREE!
Featuring works by Michael Colgrass, Daniel Levitan, Adam Scott Neal, Dorothy Hindman, James Romig, Steve Reich, John Cage and Nigel Westlake, as well as a "Middle Eastern Groove Medley" guest directed by Emrah Kotan.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Discounted tickets for eighth blackbird concert
The Bailey Center at Kennesaw State University would like to offer discounted tickets for the April 2, 2011 eighth blackbird concert to AtlantaComposers.com visitors.
To purchase $10 tickets, visit http://ticketing.kennesaw.edu or call 770-423-6650 and use this promotion code:
GTGS
To purchase $10 tickets, visit http://ticketing.kennesaw.edu or call 770-423-6650 and use this promotion code:
GTGS
eighth blackbird
Saturday, April 2, 2011 | 8 p.m. | Bailey Center Performance Hall | $30
Grammy Award®-winning sextet eighth blackbird returns to the Bailey Center displaying their
uniquely provocative and engaging performance style. The program will include the world premiere
of How Soon?, a new work by Nico Muhly, featuring the KSU Womenʼs Chorus. The work was co-commissioned
by eighth blackbird, the KSU School of Music, and the Anima-Young Singers of
Greater Chicago.
The KSU Festival of New Music continues this evening with a free Faculty Composers Concert at 8 p.m., on Friday with residency activities by eighth blackbird and Nico Muhly, and on Saturday with an Analysis Symposium. A complete schedule is at:
http://www.kennesaw.edu/music/bpc/newmusicfestival/
The KSU Festival of New Music continues this evening with a free Faculty Composers Concert at 8 p.m., on Friday with residency activities by eighth blackbird and Nico Muhly, and on Saturday with an Analysis Symposium. A complete schedule is at:
http://www.kennesaw.edu/music/bpc/newmusicfestival/
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
neoPhonia New Music Ensemble: APRIL 6, 2011
To All Our Friends,
The fourth and final concert of the 2010/11 neoPhonia New Music Ensemble season takes place on Wednesday, April 6. If you find yourself in or around the Atlanta area, please join us as we present a concert entitled Odysseia.
The evening will feature music composed by Greek and Greek-American composers and is made possible, in part, through funding by the Center for Hellenic Studies, College of Arts & Sciences, Georgia State University. We are honored to welcome special guest faculty artists from Thessaloniki, Greece Nevart-Veron Galileas (flute) and Theofilos Sotiriadis (saxophone) as well as GSU faculty artists W. Dwight Coleman (baritone), Christos Galileas, (violin), Ken Long (clarinet) and Brandt Fredriksen (piano).
DATE: Wednesday, April 6
TIME: 7:30 PM
LOCATION: Kopleff Recital Hall
FREE ADMISSION!
PROGRAM:
Theodore ANTONIOU / Celebration XV for flute, alto sax, violin & piano
George TSONTAKIS / Three Sighs, Three Variations for violin & piano
Elainie LILLIOS / Veiled Resonance for solo soprano saxophone and electronics
Nickitas DEMOS / An Empty Blouse for baritone, flute, clarinet, violin & piano
As always, you can meet and greet some of the composers and all the performers at a reception following the concert sponsored by the GSU Student Chapter of the Society of Composers, Inc. (SCI) !
For directions to the Kopleff Recital Hall visit: http://www.music.gsu.edu/locations.aspx. For more information, visit www.music.gsu.edu or call 404.413.5901
Hope to see you there!!
The fourth and final concert of the 2010/11 neoPhonia New Music Ensemble season takes place on Wednesday, April 6. If you find yourself in or around the Atlanta area, please join us as we present a concert entitled Odysseia.
The evening will feature music composed by Greek and Greek-American composers and is made possible, in part, through funding by the Center for Hellenic Studies, College of Arts & Sciences, Georgia State University. We are honored to welcome special guest faculty artists from Thessaloniki, Greece Nevart-Veron Galileas (flute) and Theofilos Sotiriadis (saxophone) as well as GSU faculty artists W. Dwight Coleman (baritone), Christos Galileas, (violin), Ken Long (clarinet) and Brandt Fredriksen (piano).
DATE: Wednesday, April 6
TIME: 7:30 PM
LOCATION: Kopleff Recital Hall
FREE ADMISSION!
PROGRAM:
Theodore ANTONIOU / Celebration XV for flute, alto sax, violin & piano
George TSONTAKIS / Three Sighs, Three Variations for violin & piano
Elainie LILLIOS / Veiled Resonance for solo soprano saxophone and electronics
Nickitas DEMOS / An Empty Blouse for baritone, flute, clarinet, violin & piano
As always, you can meet and greet some of the composers and all the performers at a reception following the concert sponsored by the GSU Student Chapter of the Society of Composers, Inc. (SCI) !
For directions to the Kopleff Recital Hall visit: http://www.music.gsu.edu/locations.aspx. For more information, visit www.music.gsu.edu or call 404.413.5901
Hope to see you there!!
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
KSU Festival of New Music
Student Composers Recital
Monday, March 28, 2011 | 8 p.m. | Bailey Center Performance Hall | Free
New works by students from Kennesaw State University, Georgia State University, and the Georgia Institute of Technology will be featured.
Faculty Composers Recital
Wednesday, March 30, 2011 | 8 p.m. | Bailey Center Performance Hall | Free
Featuring compositions from the faculties of Kennesaw State, Georgia State, and Georgia Tech, including Robert Cronin, Nickitas Demos, Drew Dolan, Jason Freeman, Jen Mitchell, and Laurence Sherr.
Residency with eighth blackbird and Nico Muhly
Friday, April 1, 2011
Chamber Ensemble Coaching
11 a.m. – 1 p.m. | Bailey Center Performance Hall
Members of eighth blackbird will coach KSU students in chamber music performance.
Panel Discussion and Q&A Session
2 – 3:30 p.m. | Wilson Building, Room 103
Member of eighth blackbird and Nico Muhly will discuss topics related to modern chamber music performance.
Discussion Session with Composers
4 – 5:30 p.m. | Wilson Building, Room 103
Composer Nico Muhly hosts a discussion session aimed at composers
and composition.
Analysis Symposium
Saturday, April 2, 2011 | 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. | Wilson Building, Room 103
Music theorists Benjamin Wadsworth, Yayoi Everett, and Mark McFarland present their research on modern music.
eighth blackbird
Saturday, April 2, 2011 | 8 p.m. | Bailey Center Performance Hall
Grammy Award®-winning sextet eighth blackbird returns to the Bailey Center displaying their uniquely provocative and engaging performance style. The program will include the world premiere of “How Soon?”, a new work Nico Muhly, featuring the combined KSU Women’s Chorus and Georgia Youth Symphony Orchestra Chorus. The work was co-commissioned by eighth blackbird, the KSU School of Music, and the Anima-Young Singers of Greater Chicago.
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Bent Frequency Presents "Art Imitates Life Imitates Art"
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Kopleff Recital Hall, GSU
FREE ADMISSION!
Program:
David CRUMB - "Awakening"
Josh LEVINE - "Transparency I"
John DRUMHELLER - "The View from Dead Horse Point"
Ben STONAKER - "Back Jump"
Hubert HO - "A Dangerous Game of Hide and Seek"
Featuring:
Sarah Kruser Ambrose, flute
Jan Berry Baker, saxophone
Tania Maxwell Clements, viola
Amanda Pepping, trumpet
Stuart Gerber, percussion
Peter Marshall, piano
Robert J. Ambrose, conductor
Kopleff Recital Hall, GSU
FREE ADMISSION!
Program:
David CRUMB - "Awakening"
Josh LEVINE - "Transparency I"
John DRUMHELLER - "The View from Dead Horse Point"
Ben STONAKER - "Back Jump"
Hubert HO - "A Dangerous Game of Hide and Seek"
Featuring:
Sarah Kruser Ambrose, flute
Jan Berry Baker, saxophone
Tania Maxwell Clements, viola
Amanda Pepping, trumpet
Stuart Gerber, percussion
Peter Marshall, piano
Robert J. Ambrose, conductor
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
Adam Scott Neal & Friends - CD Release Show - 3/19/11
I am releasing a short album/EP titled FULL CIRCLE, which features my hip-hop/electronic tracks overlayed with solos written by Atlanta composer-performers Nicole Randall Chamberlain, Margie Deeb, Darren Nelsen, Jason Passmore, and Jason Pellett. This event will feature an eclectic mix of performances culminating with the first public listening of this genre-bending experiment. I hope you all can join us!
KAVARNA
707 E Lake Dr, Decatur
Saturday, March 19, 2011 - 9PM
FREE!
on the bill:
Stuart Gerber and Craig Dongoski will present a portion of their new multidisciplinary collaboration "Surface Resonance"
Morningside Chamber Musicians will play a few pieces for woodwind trio, including Tim Jansa's "Morning Sides"
Darren Nelsen will be rocking out with his prog/fusion band GRAVITY MACHINE
These will be brief 20ish-minute sets before the listening party (album clocks in just under 30 minutes).
Bring your homies!
KAVARNA
707 E Lake Dr, Decatur
Saturday, March 19, 2011 - 9PM
FREE!
on the bill:
Stuart Gerber and Craig Dongoski will present a portion of their new multidisciplinary collaboration "Surface Resonance"
Morningside Chamber Musicians will play a few pieces for woodwind trio, including Tim Jansa's "Morning Sides"
Darren Nelsen will be rocking out with his prog/fusion band GRAVITY MACHINE
These will be brief 20ish-minute sets before the listening party (album clocks in just under 30 minutes).
Bring your homies!
Friday, March 04, 2011
Hopewell Middle School Symphonic Band Premieres New Work
Hopewell Middle School Symphonic Band under the direction of Audrey Murphy commissioned Nicole Chamberlain to write a piece to be performed at the Music for All National Festival in Indianapolis later this month. They will be giving a preview concert and premiering the work in Alpharetta, GA this Tuesday.
Tuesday, March 8 at 7pm
Alpharetta First United Methodist Church
69 N Main St
Alpharetta, GA 30009
Here are the program notes written by my sister Joell Greco, who is an author soon to be published:
"Hopewell" was commissioned by Hopewell Middle School's Symphonic Band directed by Audrey Murphy located in Milton, Georgia. The connotations of the school's namesake gave an opportunity to convey a realization that a generation of young people is growing up in an age of uncertainty and that hope is often a seed that is rarely planted. Like most developing minds of today’s era, a situation where the possible positive ending to a seemingly dramatic and life changing problem is all but possible to them. Most do not see that hope is a ray of brilliant light that often breaks the most foreboding thundering clouds of life even at the last moments of a crossroads. The movements of rhythm and volume weaved within this piece reflect that the very mindset of those who only see the darkness of a situation can often find the glimmer of hope to hold onto at the very end for to have the hope of peace, the hope of cures, and the hope of a better life is something that all children deserve the right to have.
Tuesday, March 8 at 7pm
Alpharetta First United Methodist Church
69 N Main St
Alpharetta, GA 30009
Here are the program notes written by my sister Joell Greco, who is an author soon to be published:
"Hopewell" was commissioned by Hopewell Middle School's Symphonic Band directed by Audrey Murphy located in Milton, Georgia. The connotations of the school's namesake gave an opportunity to convey a realization that a generation of young people is growing up in an age of uncertainty and that hope is often a seed that is rarely planted. Like most developing minds of today’s era, a situation where the possible positive ending to a seemingly dramatic and life changing problem is all but possible to them. Most do not see that hope is a ray of brilliant light that often breaks the most foreboding thundering clouds of life even at the last moments of a crossroads. The movements of rhythm and volume weaved within this piece reflect that the very mindset of those who only see the darkness of a situation can often find the glimmer of hope to hold onto at the very end for to have the hope of peace, the hope of cures, and the hope of a better life is something that all children deserve the right to have.
Sonic Generator Concert
Sonic Generator Presents “Something Old, Something New…”
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Rich Theatre, Woodruff Arts Center
1280 Peachtree Street.
Concert begins at 8 p.m.
Reception to follow
free admission
Georgia Tech’s chamber music ensemble-in-residence, Sonic Generator, features music by Philip Glass, Gil Weinberg, Milton Babbitt, Randall Woolf, Daniel Wohl, and Charles Amirkhanian in a free performance in partnership with the Woodruff Arts Center. The concert explores the power of words and images to reframe musical experiences and performances.
More info at http://www.sonicgenerator.gatech.edu/upcoming_concerts/wednesday-march-16-2011.html.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Rich Theatre, Woodruff Arts Center
1280 Peachtree Street.
Concert begins at 8 p.m.
Reception to follow
free admission
Georgia Tech’s chamber music ensemble-in-residence, Sonic Generator, features music by Philip Glass, Gil Weinberg, Milton Babbitt, Randall Woolf, Daniel Wohl, and Charles Amirkhanian in a free performance in partnership with the Woodruff Arts Center. The concert explores the power of words and images to reframe musical experiences and performances.
More info at http://www.sonicgenerator.gatech.edu/upcoming_concerts/wednesday-march-16-2011.html.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Classic Goes Contemporary: F.W. Murnau’s silent movie "Faust" (1926) set to new music by Toby Chappell
Saturday, March 5 @ 6 pm
Goethe-Zentrum Auditorium
http://www.goethe.de/ins/us/atl/ver/en7168706v.htm
The 1926 film "Faust", directed by F.W. Murnau of "Nosferatu" fame,
will be shown in its entirety on March 5 with a live performance of
a new soundtrack (electronics and guitar) for the film.
"Faust" was backed by the biggest film budget in German film history
up to that point, and features the most intricate special effects
possible in the era, as well as a superb cast anchored by Emil
Jannings as Mephisto and Swedish stage legend Gösta Ekman as Faust.
Previous sections of the soundtrack have been performed at
Georgia State University, and a house concert hosted by Darren Nelsen.
This event will mark the premiere of the full soundtrack.
CDs will be available featuring excerpts from the soundtrack.
Please RSVP for this event by March 4 at 404-892-2388 or info@german-institute.org.
Toby Chappell is a composer, guitarist, and sound sculptor currently
residing in the Atlanta, GA area. He has studied and/or collaborated
with such diverse artists and collectives as the Pythagoras Society,
Robert Scott Thompson, Eyes of Ligeia, and the Black Muse Element.
Currently, Toby is focusing on film soundtrack and guitar-based
ambient music, all of which he releases pseudonymously as Saturnin
Sektor (electroacoustic and film music), or Misdreamt (guitar+electronics).
Contact: motiondemon@emailengine.net
Goethe-Zentrum Auditorium
http://www.goethe.de/ins/us/atl/ver/en7168706v.htm
The 1926 film "Faust", directed by F.W. Murnau of "Nosferatu" fame,
will be shown in its entirety on March 5 with a live performance of
a new soundtrack (electronics and guitar) for the film.
"Faust" was backed by the biggest film budget in German film history
up to that point, and features the most intricate special effects
possible in the era, as well as a superb cast anchored by Emil
Jannings as Mephisto and Swedish stage legend Gösta Ekman as Faust.
Previous sections of the soundtrack have been performed at
Georgia State University, and a house concert hosted by Darren Nelsen.
This event will mark the premiere of the full soundtrack.
CDs will be available featuring excerpts from the soundtrack.
Please RSVP for this event by March 4 at 404-892-2388 or info@german-institute.org.
Toby Chappell is a composer, guitarist, and sound sculptor currently
residing in the Atlanta, GA area. He has studied and/or collaborated
with such diverse artists and collectives as the Pythagoras Society,
Robert Scott Thompson, Eyes of Ligeia, and the Black Muse Element.
Currently, Toby is focusing on film soundtrack and guitar-based
ambient music, all of which he releases pseudonymously as Saturnin
Sektor (electroacoustic and film music), or Misdreamt (guitar+electronics).
Contact: motiondemon@emailengine.net
Two new releases from Toby Chappell
Two new releases are now available from Atlanta-area electronic and
electro-acoustic composer Toby Chappell. The releases are available
in both physical and digital formats.
The latest release from SATURNIN SEKTOR ("Unreal City") is the culmination
of two years' work collecting field recordings from such places as
Savannah, New York City, and sacred sites in Ireland.
The first release from MISDREAMT ("The Motion Demon") is also now available.
MISDREAMT features found percussion and looped/layered guitar parts, with
unsettling electro-acoustic ambience always lurking beneath the surface.
Live performances of the MISDREAMT material will include video components
from the composer and other collaborators.
More information (samples, artwork downloads, ordering info) can be found at:
http://misdreamt.bandcamp.com
http://saturninsektor.bandcamp.com
http://motiondemon.blogspot.com
Toby Chappell is a composer, guitarist, and sound sculptor currently
residing in the Atlanta, GA area. He has studied and/or collaborated
with such diverse artists and collectives as the Pythagoras Society,
Robert Scott Thompson, Eyes of Ligeia, and the Black Muse Element.
Currently, Toby is focusing on film soundtrack and guitar-based
ambient music, all of which he releases pseudonymously as Saturnin
Sektor (electroacoustic and film music), or Misdreamt (guitar+electronics).
Contact: motiondemon@emailengine.net
electro-acoustic composer Toby Chappell. The releases are available
in both physical and digital formats.
The latest release from SATURNIN SEKTOR ("Unreal City") is the culmination
of two years' work collecting field recordings from such places as
Savannah, New York City, and sacred sites in Ireland.
The first release from MISDREAMT ("The Motion Demon") is also now available.
MISDREAMT features found percussion and looped/layered guitar parts, with
unsettling electro-acoustic ambience always lurking beneath the surface.
Live performances of the MISDREAMT material will include video components
from the composer and other collaborators.
More information (samples, artwork downloads, ordering info) can be found at:
http://misdreamt.bandcamp.com
http://saturninsektor.bandcamp.com
http://motiondemon.blogspot.com
Toby Chappell is a composer, guitarist, and sound sculptor currently
residing in the Atlanta, GA area. He has studied and/or collaborated
with such diverse artists and collectives as the Pythagoras Society,
Robert Scott Thompson, Eyes of Ligeia, and the Black Muse Element.
Currently, Toby is focusing on film soundtrack and guitar-based
ambient music, all of which he releases pseudonymously as Saturnin
Sektor (electroacoustic and film music), or Misdreamt (guitar+electronics).
Contact: motiondemon@emailengine.net
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Concert Review: "neoPhonia- Related Pitches"
Click on the title to check out my review of this past Tuesday's neoPhonia concert. I hope you enjoy!
Wednesday, February 02, 2011
Tuesday, February 8th, 2011 - Take Your Pick!
Alas, next Tuesday is another night of competing concerts of contemporary compositions.
If you are downtown and/or in a "wind" mood, please see neoPhonia at 7:30 pm (FREE - see below for more details).
If you are in a more "percussive" mood and/or on the North(west) side of town, see Cerberus Percussion Group at KSU's Bailey Center (8PM, FREE).
Cerberus will be playing:
The Frame Problem by James ROMIG
Pachamama by Adam Scott NEAL
Metasmo by Joel HOFFMAN
Always Very Soft by John Luther ADAMS
Worker’s Union by Louis ANDRIESSEN
Please please please go support our growing post-classical music scene!!!!
If you are downtown and/or in a "wind" mood, please see neoPhonia at 7:30 pm (FREE - see below for more details).
If you are in a more "percussive" mood and/or on the North(west) side of town, see Cerberus Percussion Group at KSU's Bailey Center (8PM, FREE).
Cerberus will be playing:
The Frame Problem by James ROMIG
Pachamama by Adam Scott NEAL
Metasmo by Joel HOFFMAN
Always Very Soft by John Luther ADAMS
Worker’s Union by Louis ANDRIESSEN
Please please please go support our growing post-classical music scene!!!!
Monday, January 31, 2011
neoPhonia New Music Ensemble: February 8, 2011
The third concert of the 2010/11 neoPhonia New Music Ensemble season takes place on Tuesday, February 8. Please join us as we present a concert entitled Related Pitches. The evening will feature virtuoso music composed for clarinet and saxophone. We are honored to welcome guest faculty artists Ken LONG (clarinet) and Jan Berry BAKER (saxophone) as well as international guest artist Theofilos SOTIRIADIS (saxophone)
DATE: Tuesday, February 8
TIME: 7:30 PM
LOCATION: Kopleff Recital Hall
FREE ADMISSION!
PROGRAM
WANAMAKER / Duo Sonata for clarinet/sax duo
SPIROPOULOS / Saksti for tenor sax and electronics
DEMOS / Tonoi VII for solo alto sax
ETEZADY / Glint for clarinet/sax duo
KOUMENDAKIS / Forget Me Not for solo alto sax
LILLIOS / Veiled Resonance for solo soprano sax and electronics
DEMOS / Citizens of Nowhere (premiere) for clar./bass clar. and sop./alto sax
As always, you can meet and greet some of the composers and both performers at a reception following the concert sponsored by the GSU Student Chapter of the Society of Composers, Inc. (SCI) !
For directions to the Kopleff Recital Hall visit: http://www.music.gsu.edu/locations.aspx. For more information, visit www.music.gsu.edu or call 404.413.5901
Hope to see you there!!
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Laptop Orchestra of Louisiana - GSU Tomorrow
Hi all - just a reminder to see the Laptop Orchestra of Louisiana (aka the LOLs) at GSU tomorrow night. 7:30, free!
The Laptop Orchestra of Louisiana (LOLs) is a research and performance ensemble dedicated to the exploration of real-time computational technologies and digital media for the purpose of group music making. Inspired by the Princeton (PLOrk) and Stanford (SLork) ensembles, they look to bring the same excitement and virtuosity to the Gulf South, but with their own individual flair.
Also, set your calendars for Saturday, Feb. 12 - my new laptop-etc. group FLIP will be making our debut at Kavarna as part of the City Skies series.
The Laptop Orchestra of Louisiana (LOLs) is a research and performance ensemble dedicated to the exploration of real-time computational technologies and digital media for the purpose of group music making. Inspired by the Princeton (PLOrk) and Stanford (SLork) ensembles, they look to bring the same excitement and virtuosity to the Gulf South, but with their own individual flair.
Also, set your calendars for Saturday, Feb. 12 - my new laptop-etc. group FLIP will be making our debut at Kavarna as part of the City Skies series.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Cobb Symphony Premieres Work by Atlanta Composer
Anybody go and see Eric Alexander's premiere last night? I'm sad I missed it.
http://www.artscriticatl.com/2011/01/review-cobb-symphony-delivers-sparkling-ravel-and-an-engaging-world-premiere/
http://www.artscriticatl.com/2011/01/review-cobb-symphony-delivers-sparkling-ravel-and-an-engaging-world-premiere/
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Sonic Generator Presents The Open Score
Georgia Tech’s chamber music ensemble-in-residence, Sonic Generator, will explore open musical scores on the boundaries of composition, improvisation, and interactivity in a free exhibition and concert in partnership with the Woodruff Arts Center. The performance features music with unconventional and technologically-driven scores by Kaija Saariaho, Frederic Rzewski, Jason Freeman, Bill Ryan, David Kim-Boyle, and Akito Van Troyer. It takes place at the Rich Theatre at Woodruff Arts Center on January 24th. The exhibition opens at 7 pm and the concert begins at 8 pm. We hope to see you there!
Full details are on Sonic Generator's web site.
Full details are on Sonic Generator's web site.
Monday, January 10, 2011
New Website Launch
Happy New Year!
I’m happy to announce the launch of my new website:
Here you can sample audio excerpts and score previews of my compositions, view videos of performances, order music, check out my blog, Greek & Composing and much more!
Best,
NJD
Friday, January 07, 2011
Dali til Dawn! This Weekend!
Saturday, January 8 · 6:00pm - 11:00pm - High Museum
WonderRoot and The High Museum present a night of surreal send-off performances as part of Dali til Dawn. Come see a varitey of acts... Poetry! Improv! Animation! Live Art! Film! Dance! Comedy! Skits! Music!
Performers include (in no particular order):
Ben Leak and the Lobster Mobster Poetry Collective, Adam Bruneau, Zentropy, Brett W Thompson, Amber Boardman, Steven Abadin, Scott Burland, Robbie Land, Ana Sousa, Cameron Stuart, Subliminator, Corey Barksdale, Bradley Bailey, Caleb Herron, Tanner Slick, Gary Eddy, David Bradford, Paul Mercer, Sarah Falls, Jule Baggenstos, and Alma Dytoc.
Dali Open Mic begins at 6pm and ends at 11pm (immediately following is a performance by The Imperial Opa!). Hosted by WonderRoot's Open Mic host Cameron Stuart. This event is part of the High Museums 31 hour Dali Send-Off.
For more information on Dali til Dawn visit:
http://www.high.org/main.taf?p=4%2C3%2C2&eventId=732&eventTypeId=12
For more information on WonderRoot visit:
www.wonderroot.org
Facebook event:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=179843638712395
WonderRoot and The High Museum present a night of surreal send-off performances as part of Dali til Dawn. Come see a varitey of acts... Poetry! Improv! Animation! Live Art! Film! Dance! Comedy! Skits! Music!
Performers include (in no particular order):
Ben Leak and the Lobster Mobster Poetry Collective, Adam Bruneau, Zentropy, Brett W Thompson, Amber Boardman, Steven Abadin, Scott Burland, Robbie Land, Ana Sousa, Cameron Stuart, Subliminator, Corey Barksdale, Bradley Bailey, Caleb Herron, Tanner Slick, Gary Eddy, David Bradford, Paul Mercer, Sarah Falls, Jule Baggenstos, and Alma Dytoc.
Dali Open Mic begins at 6pm and ends at 11pm (immediately following is a performance by The Imperial Opa!). Hosted by WonderRoot's Open Mic host Cameron Stuart. This event is part of the High Museums 31 hour Dali Send-Off.
For more information on Dali til Dawn visit:
http://www.high.org/main.taf?p=4%2C3%2C2&eventId=732&eventTypeId=12
For more information on WonderRoot visit:
www.wonderroot.org
Facebook event:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=179843638712395
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