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Stockhausen, Raven Chacon and native American spirit for the Thanksgiving season

Par Kurt Gottschalk, 18 novembre 2019
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Critique faite à Church of the Intercession: Crypt, New York, le 15 novembre 2019
Programme
Stockhausen, In the sky I am walking
Chacon, Asdzaa Nádleehé & Yoolgai Asdzaa
Artistes
Ekmeles
Charlotte Mundy, Soprano
Elisa Sutherland, Mezzo-soprano
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Ekmeles Vocal Ensemble's John Cage
Rebecca Lentjes, 28th February
Cage hoped that the change from “pinch-penny mental attitudes to courageous wastefulness” would become as prevalent in the arts as it is in nature. Along those lines, his late choral music is spare, seemingly simple: quiet, almost fragile sounds scattered over silences.
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Ekmeles Vocal Ensemble's John Cage
Rebecca Lentjes, 28th February
Cage hoped that the change from “pinch-penny mental attitudes to courageous wastefulness” would become as prevalent in the arts as it is in nature. Along those lines, his late choral music is spare, seemingly simple: quiet, almost fragile sounds scattered over silences.
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The pleasures and perils of electronic music
Kurt Gottschalk, 28th March
NYVOS Next offers works by Alvin Lucier, Kaija Saariaho and evening curator Kate Soper in a program demonstrating both the breadth of and inherent risks in live performance with electronics.
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Ekmeles Vocal Ensemble's John Cage
Rebecca Lentjes, 28th February
Cage hoped that the change from “pinch-penny mental attitudes to courageous wastefulness” would become as prevalent in the arts as it is in nature. Along those lines, his late choral music is spare, seemingly simple: quiet, almost fragile sounds scattered over silences.
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Le voyage hongrois de Jonas Kaufmann au TCE
Romain Daroles, 20th April
Malgré le choix étonnant de l'amplification des voix qui restera une énigme pendant toute la soirée, le programme révèle les charmes d'une musique rarement donnée avenue Montaigne.
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L'irrésistible jeunesse du 30e Festival de Pâques de Deauville
Jean-Pierre Rousseau, 19th April
Une formidable équipe de jeunes musiciens a livré un passionnant concert russe (Rachmaninov-Schnittke-Tchaïkovski) dont le point d'orgue fut le lumineux Sextuor « Souvenir de Florence » de Tchaïkovski.
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Kurt Gottschalk
Kurt Gottschalk

Kurt Gottschalk is a journalist and author based in New York City. His writings on contemporary and classical music, jazz and improvisation have been published in outlets throughout Europe and America and he has two volumes of short fiction to his name. He produced and hosted the Miniature Minotaurs radio programme on WFMU and currently hosts Afternoon New Music on WKCR.