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1. Artist Forum before the second concert of Other Minds Festival 9, on March 6, 2003, 8:00pm. Charles Amirkhanian moderates a panel discussion with Chinese composer Ge Gan-ru, pianist Gloria Cheng, vocalist and composer Amy X Neuberg, and percussionist Evelyn Glennie. Ge Gan-ru recounts his musical development during the Chinese cultural revolution and the basis for his work "Four Studies on Peking Opera" which premiered that evening. Gloria Cheng talks about her exposure to the Peking opera style and what its like to perform Ge's music. Amy X Neuburg describes the core of her performance gear as well as her compositional and vocal styles. Evelyn Glennie comments on various aspects of a performer's "aural space" as well as sharing her impressions of the time spent at the Djerassi Artists residency before the festival. 2. First half of the second concert of Other Minds Festival 9, March 6, 2003. Palace of Fine Arts Theatre, in San Francisco, CA. Ge Gan-ru: Four Studies of Peking Opera for piano and string quartet (2002) (World Premiere) Staging Music Narrative Aria Quick Beat Gloria Chang, piano; Onyx String Quartet. Amy X Neuberg: Six Little Stains for solo voice and electronics (2002) The Tattoo Song Stone Every Little Stain (San Francisco premiere) My God Finally Black Residue Amy X Neuberg, voice and electronics. 3. Continuation of Amy X Neuberg's performance during the first half of the second concert of Other Minds Festival 9, March 6, 2003. Palace of Fine Arts Theatre, San Francisco, CA. At the end there is a short segment of Pamela Wunderlich as Ming Bo-Bo Girl walking around during intermission (Bo-Bo defined as a Bourgeois Bohemian). 4. Second half of the second concert of Other Minds Festival 9, March 6, 2003. Palace of Fine Arts Theatre, San Francisco, CA. Evelyn Glennie, solo percussion recital. First minute includes announcements by Charles Amirkhanian. Nebojsa Jovan Zivkovic: Pezzo da Concerto No. 1 for solo snare drum Fluctus (marimba, 1988) Toshimitsu Tanaka: Two Movements for Marimba (1965) Keiko Abe: Michi (marimba) Nebojsa Jovan Zivkovic: IIijas (marimba) Asjekk Masson: Prim (snare drum) Leigh Howard Stevens: Rythmic Caprice (marimba) Evelyn Glennie, percussion
Composers Discussions Electro-acoustic Electronic music Lectures Music Percussion music Other Minds Festival
Time Period
3/6/03
Place
San Francisco (Calif.)
Provenance
Other Minds Archive California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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