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2/10/2006
FROMM PLAYERS AT HARVARD: e l e c t r o n I c s

FREE CONCERTS Friday, Saturday, Sunday March 10-12 at 8:00 pm


CAMBRIDGE, MA: The Fromm Foundation and the Harvard University Music Department are proud to present this year's Fromm Festival March 10, 11, 12, 2006 in John Knowles Paine Concert Hall. Curated by composer Hans Tutschku, the concerts are part of an impetus to program work that wouldn't otherwise be seen in the Boston area. This year's theme is
"e l e c t r o n I c s," and the weekend will feature three different concerts of cutting edge work.
Friday night's concert features an international cadre of electronic composers: Pierre Boulez, Milton Babbitt, Earle Brown, �rjan Sandred, Luigi Nono, Jacopo Baboni, and Alvin Lucier, who will give a pre-concert talk at 7:15pm. Saturday night's program introduces American audiences to Ensemble f�r Intuitive Musik Weimar (Germany), who will perform pieces by Cage and Stockhausen. On Sunday, the finalists of the 2006 live electronic competition will perform their works joined by an impressive roster of guest soloists, alongside Boston's finest new music players. This competition-the first of its kind at Harvard-aims to encourage the creation of new instrumental pieces with live-electronics. Four composers have been chosen from numerous applicants to participate in a week long workshop and rehearsal period to work with instrumentalists on the creation and performance of their work. A final prize winner will be announced after Sunday's concert.
John Knowles Paine Hall is located on the Harvard University campus directly behind the Science Center, and is wheelchair accessible. The Hall is a short walk from the Harvard Square red line stop. Free parking for this event is available after 7pm at the Everett Street Garage.

FROMM PLAYERS AT HARVARD
FROMM CONCERTS 2006
John Knowles Paine Concert Hall
All concerts at 8:00 p.m. FREE


Friday, March 10
Pre-concert talk with Alvin Lucier, 7:15pm

Milton Babbitt: Phonemena for soprano and tape
Judith Bettina, soprano
Pierre Boulez: Anth�mes 2 for violin and live electronics
Gabriela Diaz, violin
Earle Brown: Octet 1 - composition for 8 speakers
�rjan Sandred: Amazuele Voices - for violoncello and electronics
David Russell, cello
Alvin Lucier: Music for Piano with Slow Sweep Pure Wave Oscillators
Stephen Drury, piano
Luigi Nono: A Pierre for double bass flute, double bass clarinet, and electronics
Patti Monson, flute
Evan Ziporyn, clarinet
Jacopo Baboni Schilingi: Concubia nocte for soprano and electronics
Jennifer Ashe, soprano

Saturday March 11
Ensemble f�r Intuitive Musik Weimar (Germany)

Karlheinz Stockhausen: Vorahnung_
John Cage: Variations II_
Karlheinz Stockhausen: Innerhalb _
John Cage: Cartridge music_
Karlheinz Stockhausen: Intensit�t

Sunday March 12
Finalists of the Harvard University Studio for Electroacoustic Composition
LIVE ELECTRONIC MUSIC COMPETITION 2006

Edgar Barroso: Searching your Synesthesia
Stephen Drury, conductor
Patti Monson, flute
Gary Gorczyca, Clarinet
David Russell, cello
Yukiko Takagi, piano
Francisco Colasanto: Duo
Patti Monson, flute
Gary Gorczyca, Clarinet
Harald Muenz: Dissieme
Patti Monson, flute
Gary Gorczyca, Clarinet
Gabriela Diaz, violin
David Russell, cello
Andrea Vigani: Cinque frammenti
Patti Monson, flute
Gary Gorczyca, Clarinet
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