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Cornelius Cardew Choir Performs at the 9th Annual Outsound New Music Summit on July 23, 2010

July 9, 2010 – 12:21 am

On Friday, July 23rd, I’ll be performing with the Cornelius Cardew Choir at the 9th Annual Outsound New Music Summit, which is being presented at the Community Music Center, at 544 Capp Street (between 20th and 21st Streets), in San Francisco. (Please see other details below.)
The Cornelius Cardew Choir will be sharing the program, entitled [...]

By admin | Posted in Accapella, Composers, Conductor, Contemporary Music, Digital Audio, Electronic Music, Instrumental Music, MIDI, New Music, Original Music, Sound Art, Sound Artists, Uncategorized, Vocal Music, community, composing, environment, movement, text in performance, twentieth century music, twenty first century music, women composers | Also tagged 9th Annual OutSound New Music Summit, Amar Chaudhary, Amy X Neuburg, Ann O'Rourke, Bob Marsh, Brad Fischer, Cathryn Hrudicka, Community Music Center, Cornelius Cardew Choir, Dave Cowen, El Morro, Eric Theise, Genesis for Twelve Improvisers, Jaime Robles, Joe Zitt, Joseph Zitt, Katherine Setar, Marianne Tomita McDonald, Nancy Beckman, OutSound, Polly Moller, Rachel Wood-Rome, Reconnaissance Fly, Sarah Rose Stiles, Sarah Stiles, Susan Angst, That Alphabet Thing, Tom Bickley, Tom Duff | Comments (0)

Performing at the 2010 Garden of Memory Walk-Through Performance Event on June 21st

June 19, 2010 – 4:49 pm

Garden of Memory
New Music Bay Area and Lifemark Group Arts present
Garden of Memory 2010:
a walk-through concert to celebrate the Summer Solstice
Monday 21 June from 5 to 9 PM
At Chapel of the Chimes, 4499 Piedmont Ave., in Oakland.
Admission is $15 general, $10 students and seniors, $5 kids under 12
(kids under 5 are free). Tickets are [...]

By admin | Posted in Accapella, Acoustic Music, Architecture, Composers, Contemporary Music, Digital Audio, Electronic Music, Historic landmark, Instrumental Music, Interdisciplinary Arts, Julia Morgan, MIDI, Multidisciplinary Arts, New Music, Original Music, Sound Art, Sound Artists, Uncategorized, Vocal Music, Walk-through performance event, art in community, composing, creativity, dance, environment, garden, improvisation, landscape architecture, landscape design, movement, performance art, text in performance, twentieth century music, twenty first century music, women composers | Also tagged Adam Fong, Albert Behar, Amar Chaudhary, Amy X Neuburg, Ann O'Rourke, Beth Custer, Brad Fischer, Bryan Lira, Cathryn Hrudicka, Chapel of the Chimes, columbarium, Cornelius Cardew Choir, Dan Plonsey, Daniel Popsicle, Dave Cowen, Dean Santomieri, Dylan Mattingly, Dynosaur, Ed Mann, Eli Wirtschafter, Ellen Fullman and Theresa Wong, Emperor Norton, Eric Theise, Fred Frith, Garden of Memory, Gino Robair, Gregory Moore, Gyan Riley, Heart Chant, Henry Kaiser, Jaime Robles, Jaroba, Jaroba and Keith Cary, Jason Victor Serinus, Jed Holtzman, Joel Davel, John Bischoff, John Sanborn, Jonathan Segel, Julia Morgan, Katherine Setar, Ken Ueno, Kitka, Krys Bobrowski, Larnie Fox and the Crank Ensemble, Laura Inserra, Luciano Chessa, Maggi Payne, Marianne Tomita McDonald, Mark Daniel, Molly Holm, Monique Buzzarte, New Music Bay Area, Oakland, Orchestra Nostalgico, Pamela Z, Paul Dresher, Pauline Oliveros, Phillip Greenlief, Piedmont, Rachel Wood-Rome, Randy Porter, Sarah Cahill, Sarah Rose Stiles, Sharon Vaughn, Stephen Kent, Susan Angst, Sylvia Matheus, Tom Duff, Trio Ozu, William Winant, William Winant Percussion Group, Wobbly | Comments (0)

Performing the John Cage Song Books for the Morris Graves Exhibition at Meridian Gallery, SF

April 11, 2010 – 10:30 pm

resonant world: an afternoon of music by John Cage
for the exhibit The Visionary Art of Morris Graves
Sunday, Apr 18, 2010
3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
MERIDIAN GALLERY
535 Powell Street
San Francisco, CA 94108
Phone: 415.398.7229
Suggested donation: $10 general; $5 students/seniors. Tickets are available at the door.

Featuring the following performances in the third floor Toyoji P. Tomita Performance Gallery:
Atlas Eclipticalis [...]

By admin | Posted in Accapella, Acoustic Music, Composers, Contemporary Music, Electronic Music, Instrumental Music, Interdisciplinary Arts, MIDI, Multidisciplinary Arts, New Music, Original Music, Sound Art, Sound Artists, Uncategorized, Vocal Music, Walk-through performance event, movement, painting, performance art, poetry, text in performance, twentieth century music, visual art, writing | Also tagged 2+1, Achenbach Foundation, Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts, American Art, American Transcendental tradition, Andrea Turman, Ann O'Rourke, Arlene Schnitzer, Atlas Eclipticallis, Bob Marsh, Brad Fischer, Cathryn Hrudicka, Cornelius Cardew Choir, David Barnett, David Cowen, Dennis Rohan, Desiree Yarber, Eric Theise, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Guggenheim Museum, Harold Schnitzer, Hearst Gallery, Hibernation, Jim Wilson, John Cage, John Cage Song Books, John Cage Songbooks, Jon Raskin, Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, Katherine Setar, Lawrence Fong, Lucid Art Foundation, Marianne McDonald, McEvoy Ranch, Merce Cunningham, Meridian Gallery, Morris Graves, Morris Graves Foundation, Nancy Beckman, National Museum of American Art, Peter Selz, Phillip Greenlief, Robert Yarber, Sandy Yolles, Sarah Rose Stiles, Scot Gresham-Lancaster, Smithsonian Institution, St. Mary's College, Steve Adams, Sue Kubly, Theres Rohan, Third Mind Exhibition, Three, Three Trapped Tigers, Tom Bickley, Toyoji P. Tomita Performance Gallery, University of Oregon, Visionary Art | Comments (1)

Meridian Music: Composers in Performance Presents Sarah Stiles, with Cornelius Cardew Choir and other Musicians

December 9, 2009 – 12:10 am

Meridian Music: Composers in Performance presents a program of chamber and solo compositions by Bay Area composer Sarah Stiles, performed by Indre Viskontas, soprano, Travis Andrews, guitar, Naomi Hoffmeyer, harp, and Gloria Justen, violin.
Also featured will be a performance art piece called Tangerines and Oranges Too!, a sound-opera composed for and performed by the [...]

By admin | Posted in Accapella, Acoustic Music, Composers, Contemporary Music, Instrumental Music, Interdisciplinary Arts, New Music, Original Music, Sound Art, Uncategorized, Vocal Music, art in community, composing, drama, improvisation, movement, performance art, twentieth century music, twenty first century music, women composers | Also tagged Cornelius Cardew Choir, Gloria Justen, Indre Viskontas, Meridian Gallery, Meridian Music: Composers in Performance, Naomi Hoffmeyer, Sarah Stiles, Tangerines and Oranges Too, Tom Bickley, Travis Andrews | Comments (1)

2009 Garden of Memory Music / Performance Walk-Through Event at Chapel of the Chimes

June 7, 2009 – 12:45 pm

I’ll be performing next at the annual Garden of Memory performance walk-through event at Chapel of the Chimes, in Oakland, California, where I have performed every June 21st for the past several years, usually with the Cornelius Cardew Choir, a new music/sound art vocal ensemble. This is an amazing and totally unique performance event, [...]

By admin | Posted in Accapella, Acoustic Music, Architecture, Composers, Contemporary Music, Digital Audio, Electronic Music, Instrumental Music, Interdisciplinary Arts, Julia Morgan, MIDI, Multidisciplinary Arts, Musical, New Music, Original Music, Photography, Sound Art, Sound Artists, Uncategorized, Video, Vocal Music, Walk-through performance event, composing, creativity, dance, garden, improvisation, landscape architecture, movement, performance art, public artworks, text in performance, twentieth century music, twenty first century music | Also tagged Adam Fong, Amy X Neuburg, Beth Custer, Brassiosaurus, Byron Blackburn, Cathryn Hrudicka, Chapel of the Chimes, Cindy Cox, columbarium, Cornelius Cardew Choir, Crank Ensemble, Creative Sage, Creative Sage Arts, DelSol Quartet, Donald Swearingen, Dresher Ensemble, Garden of Memory, Gino Robair, Gregory Moore, Jaroba, Jaron Lanier, Jason Victor Serinus, Joe Colley, Joe Zitt, Joel Davel, John Bischoff, Julia Morgan, Kent Sparling, Kitka, Larnie Fox, Laura Inserra, Maggi Payne, Matthew Goodheart, Natto, Nature Sounds Society, New Music, New Music Bay Area, Orchestra Nostalgico, Pamela Z, Paul Dresher, Pauline Oliveros, Philip Perkins, Sarah Cahill, Shake the Air, Silvia Matheus, Stephen Kent, Svetlana Voronina, Tango No. 9, Theresa Wong, Thomas Dimuzio, Threshold Choir, Vorticella, Walter Kitundu, William Winant, William Winant Percussion Group, Wobbly | Comments (1)

Experimental Cardew Choir Performs Works by Pauline Oliveros, Stuart Dempster & other Contemporary Composers

March 16, 2009 – 1:16 am

Update on my performances—the Cornelius Cardew Choir will be performing this week at Laney College, in Oakland, California, at:
Thinking Globally / Singing Locally
Laney College World Music Series
Thursday, February 26, 2009, at noon
900 Fallon St., Oakland, California (BART to Lake Merritt station)
Room G-189, which has a street entrance on the corner of the G Complex buildings [...]

By admin | Posted in Accapella, Acoustic Music, Composers, Contemporary Music, Digital Audio, Electronic Music, Instrumental Music, MIDI, New Music, Original Music, Sound Art, Sound Artists, Uncategorized, Vocal Music, art in community, composing, creativity, improvisation, innovation, political art, political performance, text in performance, twentieth century music, twenty first century music | Also tagged 20th Century Composers, 21st Century Composers, Cornelius Cardew, Cornelius Cardew Choir, Experimental music, Laney College, Laney College World Music Series, Marianne McDonald, Meridian Gallery, New Music, New vocal music, Pauline Oliveros, Stuart Dempster, Toyoji Tomita | Comments (0)

More on my Performance in #4 in the Series, Greenlief@50—Five Concerts Celebrating the Saxophonist’s 50th Birthday

February 16, 2009 – 9:34 pm

As mentioned in my previous post, I’ll be performing tomorrow night, February 17th, in #4 of the series, Greenlief@50—five concerts celebrating the saxophonist’s 50th birthday. That would be none other than Phillip Greenlief (photo above), who is not only a fine saxophonist, but a well-respected composer, music teacher and leader in the Bay Area experimental [...]

By admin | Posted in Acoustic Music, Composers, Comprovisations, Contemporary Music, Digital Audio, Electronic Music, Instrumental Music, MIDI, New Music, Original Music, Sound Art, Sound Artists, Sound Design, Uncategorized, Vocal Music, composing, creativity, improvisation, political performance, text in performance, twentieth century music, twenty first century music | Also tagged Aurora Josephson, Cornelius Cardew Choir, Evander Music, Greenlief@50, Matthew Sperry, Oakland, Orchesperry, Phillip Greenlief, The Uptown | Comments (0)

I’m Performing in Three Concerts of New Vocal Ensemble Music in February…

February 5, 2009 – 5:46 pm

The Cornelius Cardew Choir — Winter Performances 2009:

Friday 6 Feb., 8 pm, at Temescal Arts Center
511 48th Street, between Shattuck and Telegraph, Oakland, California
The CCC performs 3 Choirs, a Soundbank, and a Conductor, by Sarah Rose Stiles

The evening includes new music/sound art works by other performers and composers, as well as performances by experimental rock [...]

By admin | Posted in Accapella, Acoustic Music, Composers, Contemporary Music, Digital Audio, Electronic Music, Instrumental Music, Interdisciplinary Arts, MIDI, Multidisciplinary Arts, Musical, New Music, Original Music, Sound Art, Sound Artists, Sound Design, Uncategorized, Vocal Music, art in community, composing, creative thinking, creativity, improvisation, performance art, text in performance, twentieth century music, twenty first century music | Also tagged 21st Century Music, collaborative creativity, Cornelius Cardew Choir, Deep Listening, Evander Music, Experimental Vocal Music, improvisation, Laney College, New Music, Pauline Oliveros, Phillip Greenlief, San Francisco Public Library, Sarah Rose Stiles, singing locally, Sound Art, Sound Design, Stuart Dempster, Temescal Art Center, thinking globally | Comments (1)

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