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Earl Howard / Dom Minasi at Roulette, 11/12 & 12/10

By clifford ⋅ November 5, 2009 ⋅ ⋅ commentellen

This may be of interest to New York area Bags readers:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Interpretations Presents:

Earl Howard and Edmund Campion

20 Greene Street (between Canal and Grand)

“Alchemies between music and theater, text, movement, and ritual”

– Benjamin Frandzel, San Francisco Classical Voice

The 21st Season of Thomas Buckner’s innovative series of new music continues on November 12, 2009, featuring work by two American masters of integrating composition, electronics, and live performance: Earl Howard and Edmund Campion.

Saxophonist, composer and electronic sound constructionist Earl Howard’s work seamlessly integrates meticulously sculpted electroacoustic textures with the visceral immediacy of live improvisation. Howard presents Strasser 60 for synthesizer solo, 2455 for saxophone solo, and Crupper, an electroacoustic duet with koto player Miya Masaoka.

“Howard successfully moves his composition[s] through different zones of rhythm and harmony without diminishing the buoyant ‘presentness’ which characterizes freely improvised music”– Ben Watson, The Wire

Connections between music and the natural world are major themes in Edmund Campion’s work, which mixes formal composition, improvisation, and interactive instrument design to focus on real-time interactive computer/instrument environments. Campion will be joined by Susan Fancher on saxophone and computer, and Nils Bultmann on viola and computer.

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Coming Up on December 10: Interpretations Presents:

FLUX Quartet performs David First / Dom Minasi String Quartet

For more information on Interpretations:

Office Phone: 212-627-0990

Interpretations Online: www.interpretations.info

James Ilgenfritz, Publicist: james@mutablemusic.com

Cell Phone: 347.204.0899

For more information on Roulette:

20 Greene Street (between Canal and Grand)

General admission: $15

($10 students, seniors, Harvestworks & DTW members; free for Roulette and Location One members)

For reservations, call 212-219-8242 or visit online.