Just a little “heads-up” —

This coming Tuesday, November 25, The Center for Architecture and The Institute for Performance Sculpture will be presenting an inter-disciplinary program that looks interesting.

Architect/composer Chrtistopher Janney and bassist/producer Bill Laswell will join forces with  Sara Rudner (choreographer), Sunny Hitt (dancer), and an assortment of acclaimed musicians including vocalists, percussionists, and a turntable artist. The performance, entitled Exploring the Hidden Music, will endeavour to “make architecture more physical, and to make music more physical.” The details are attached below. Seems intriguing, especially for those who are interested in the crossing and mixing of artistic media.

 

DATE:

Tuesday, November 25, 2014; 8PM

 ADDRESS:

Gramercy Theater

127 E 23rd St.

New York, NY 10010

Tel: 212.614.6932

http://venue.thegramercytheatre.com/

ADMISSION:

$25

By Cornelius Dufallo

Cornelius Dufallo (composer/violinist) is an innovator at the forefront of the American contemporary music scene. The New York Times praises his “alluring” performances and “imaginative” compositions. Dufallo plays acoustic and electric violin and moves seamlessly from classical to pop and jazz styles. His debut solo album, Dream Streets, is a collection of his own compositions for violin. Time Out New York calls it “a beautiful, evocative disc of electroacoustic soundscapes.” Dufallo is a founder of the ensemble Ne(x)tworks and performs with the string quartet ETHEL. He has toured throughout the US, Europe, Asia, and Australia, and recorded for Mode, Tzadik, Cantaloupe and Innova.