[Othermindsforum] sfSoundSeries, April 11 - Around the Bay

[Matt J. Ingalls]

Monday, April 11, 2005, 8 pm
ODC Theater
3153 17th Street (at Shotwell)
admission $12 ($10 student/senior)
http://sfsound.org/series
sereis at sfsound.org

sfSoundSeries
   presents
     Around the Bay
       :: New works written especially for the sfSoundGroup ::

Emerging, Young, Underground, Unknown, Experimental, Composers with Day 
Jobs... OK, maybe not the usual press release laudatory hyperbole, however 
we sfSounders consistently find the most interesting and original new 
music coming from composers associated with these labels. To this end, 
sfSoundGroup has collaborated with four Bay Area composers and musical 
thinkers with diverse backgrounds in a concert representing the "State of 
the Art" of local new music. Please join us in a great sampling of what
the Bay Area has to offer!


Program
[ full PDF can be downloaded on the web:
   http://www.sfsound.org/series/2005-04-11-program-web.pdf ]

Jake Rodriguez - U Can't Take It With U
A sonic realization of the stage play by Hart and Kaufman.

Erik Ulman - Decay, Caldron
An experiment in drones, glissandi, and microtonal chromatic drifts.

John Ingle - Mobiles
Mutable and malleable musical exploration of time and form.

- interval -

Marisol Jiménez -A noranzas de Fuego
Fluctuating saturated harmonic and timbral densities for Bass Clarinet, 
Bass, and electronic sounds.

sfSoundGroup - sfSoundPiece #2
Composition by a committee of improvisers and composers.


Performers
David Arend - contrabass
David Bithell - trumpet
Kyle Bruckmann - oboe
Christopher Froh - percussion
ma++ ingalls - clarinet
John Ingle - saxophone
Christopher Jones - piano
John Shiurba - electric guitar
Toyoji Tomita - trombone
Erik Ulman - violin


This concert is supported in part by a Community Partners grant from the 
San Francisco Bay Area chapter of the American Composers Forum, the 
Zellerbach Family Foundation, The W & F Hewlett Foundation, CNMAT Center 
for New Music and Audio Technologies, and an ODC Verge Residency.