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“Animals make me laugh. They are tender, they are funny, they do things differently and it is fascinating,” says Mama Farm's Isabella Rossellini
Singer and composer Magos Herrera celebrates 25 years of discography with her New York musical family, her jazz trio featuring Vinicius Gomes on Guitar, Matt Penman on bass and Alex Kautz on drums and a string quartet with members of The Knights Orchestra lead by violinist Colin Jacobsen. A retrospective that will evoque music from her recording carrier with some special guests including vocalists Theo Bleckmann, Melissa Stylianou and Chiara Civello.
Jake Charkey performs Rasika: Beyond the Bounded Territories, a compilation of commissioned works for the Indian cello and Hindustani music. Rasika explores hybridity, the overlapping spaces between Western music and Indian music, points of tension or commonality, and new ways of synthesizing Indian techniques and musical grammar.
Can certain frequencies shape human psychology? Could the science of sound unlock the mystery of ghosts? And what’s the story behind Pink Floyd’s infamous backward message? Sound always tells a story—but beneath every note, every frequency, lies something deeper, something hidden. Join “Stuff They Don’t Want You To Know” and special guest Justin Richmond of “Broken Record,” for a unique live performance event as they explore how sound reveals the secrets of life’s most intriguing mysteries. Presented by iHeartPodcasts and On Air Fest.
Art of Time Ensemble is proud to present A Singer Must Die, a concert in tribute to the legendary literary and musical icon Leonard Cohen. Featuring singers Steven Page, Sarah Slean, Tom Wilson and Gregory Hoskins, in a program that reimagines Cohen’s songs with the ensemble’s masterful, unique arrangements.
Composer and National Sawdust Co-Founder Paola Prestini sits down with Jad Abumrad, creator of “Radiolab,” for a riveting interview about a decade of the state-of-the-art cultural institution.