Thu May 29, 2014
Phonochromaticism: A Journey Through the Visible Light Spectrum
SEE EVENT DETAILS
at Center for New Music
(see times)
Phonochrome chamber ensemble and the Guerilla Composers Guild will present a multi-colored collaborative project – Phonochromaticism. Featuring new works from six different composers, the program revolves around George Crumb’s underwater masterpiece for flute, cello, and piano - Vox Balanae (Voice of the Whale).
For Phonochrome, this project is a playful exploration of identity. It is both a realization of the ensemble’s name and a journey into their curiosity about the intersection between the arts. This will be the third and final curated concert featuring newly commissioned works in the Guerrilla Composers Guild's 2013-14 season.
The concert features Phonochrome’s founders Allegra Chapman, piano; Laura Gaynon, cello; and Elizabeth Talbert, flute. They are joined by two wonderful guest artists: Pei-Ling Lin, viola; and Anne Rainwater, piano.
Program:
Mark Ackerley (red): Infrared
Nick Benavides (orange): “…none of us were overly concerned…” - an elegy for past and present victims of chemical warfare
Nathan Campbell (yellow): Finch Kingdom
Alex Christie (indigo): a 16.5 discrepancy in
Matthias McIntire (violet): Mackenzie Caverns
Benjamin Pesetsky (green): An Illusory Image
George Crumb (blue): Vox Balanae (Voice of the Whale)
show less
For Phonochrome, this project is a playful exploration of identity. It is both a realization of the ensemble’s name and a journey into their curiosity about the intersection between the arts. This will be the third and final curated concert featuring newly commissioned works in the Guerrilla Composers Guild's 2013-14 season.
The concert features Phonochrome’s founders Allegra Chapman, piano; Laura Gaynon, cello; and Elizabeth Talbert, flute. They are joined by two wonderful guest artists: Pei-Ling Lin, viola; and Anne Rainwater, piano.
Program:
Mark Ackerley (red): Infrared
Nick Benavides (orange): “…none of us were overly concerned…” - an elegy for past and present victims of chemical warfare
Nathan Campbell (yellow): Finch Kingdom
Alex Christie (indigo): a 16.5 discrepancy in
Matthias McIntire (violet): Mackenzie Caverns
Benjamin Pesetsky (green): An Illusory Image
George Crumb (blue): Vox Balanae (Voice of the Whale)
Phonochrome chamber ensemble and the Guerilla Composers Guild will present a multi-colored collaborative project – Phonochromaticism. Featuring new works from six different composers, the program revolves around George Crumb’s underwater masterpiece for flute, cello, and piano - Vox Balanae (Voice of the Whale).
For Phonochrome, this project is a playful exploration of identity. It is both a realization of the ensemble’s name and a journey into their curiosity about the intersection between the arts. This will be the third and final curated concert featuring newly commissioned works in the Guerrilla Composers Guild's 2013-14 season.
The concert features Phonochrome’s founders Allegra Chapman, piano; Laura Gaynon, cello; and Elizabeth Talbert, flute. They are joined by two wonderful guest artists: Pei-Ling Lin, viola; and Anne Rainwater, piano.
Program:
Mark Ackerley (red): Infrared
Nick Benavides (orange): “…none of us were overly concerned…” - an elegy for past and present victims of chemical warfare
Nathan Campbell (yellow): Finch Kingdom
Alex Christie (indigo): a 16.5 discrepancy in
Matthias McIntire (violet): Mackenzie Caverns
Benjamin Pesetsky (green): An Illusory Image
George Crumb (blue): Vox Balanae (Voice of the Whale)
read more
For Phonochrome, this project is a playful exploration of identity. It is both a realization of the ensemble’s name and a journey into their curiosity about the intersection between the arts. This will be the third and final curated concert featuring newly commissioned works in the Guerrilla Composers Guild's 2013-14 season.
The concert features Phonochrome’s founders Allegra Chapman, piano; Laura Gaynon, cello; and Elizabeth Talbert, flute. They are joined by two wonderful guest artists: Pei-Ling Lin, viola; and Anne Rainwater, piano.
Program:
Mark Ackerley (red): Infrared
Nick Benavides (orange): “…none of us were overly concerned…” - an elegy for past and present victims of chemical warfare
Nathan Campbell (yellow): Finch Kingdom
Alex Christie (indigo): a 16.5 discrepancy in
Matthias McIntire (violet): Mackenzie Caverns
Benjamin Pesetsky (green): An Illusory Image
George Crumb (blue): Vox Balanae (Voice of the Whale)
show less
Date/Times:
Center for New Music
55 Taylor St., San Francisco, CA 94102
The Best Events
Every Week in Your Inbox
From Our Sponsors
UPCOMING EVENTS
Great suggestion! We'll be in touch.
Event reviewed successfully.