Re: [microsound] Terry Riley's In C and More...Austin Tx, Saturday 19th

["j.frede" <jfrede@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

you should always include the city,state, & country in the message body of
performances posted to lists,,,

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Subject: [microsound] Terry Riley's In C and More...Austin Tx, Saturday 19th


> Hey all,
>
> Sorry for cross posting and a slightly off-topic announcement, but some
> members may be interested in this concert...here's a press release for
some
> music occurring in Austin this weekend.
>
> Thanx,
>
> Bill Thompson
> noise@xxxxxxxxx
>
> Terry Riley's _In C_
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> On Saturday, October 19th, 8:00pm at Ceremony Hall 13 local musicians will
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> perform Terry Riley's 1964 composition "In C" and new works by local
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> composers.
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> "In C" is realized through the collective interpretation of interlocking
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> repetitive patterns moving through gradual changes. This premiere
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> minimalist work has been an inspiration to many composers such as Steve
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> Reich, Philip Glass and John Adams.
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> Riley's hypnotic masterpiece will be presented alongside new works by
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> composer-performers James Alexander, Brent Fariss, Derrick Fore, Jacob
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> Green, Sarah Norris, Bill Thompson and Travis Weller. These chamber works
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> will be performed by smaller groups taken from the large ensemble.
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> The performers include James Alexander, viola; Scott Biggs, bassoon; Brent
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> Fariss, contrabass; Derrick Fore, bass clarinet; Jacob Green, oboe; Kirk
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> Laktas, piano; Keith Manlove, bassoon; Sarah Norris, vibraphone; Callie
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> Shelton, flute; Nick Smith, trombone; Bill Thompson, guitar; Travis
Weller,
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> violin; and Brandon Young, accordion. The group includes many
collaborators
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> and members of ensembles in the Austin music community such as Cinders,
the
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> Imbroglio String Quartet, Golden Arm Trio, and The Gates Ensemble.
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