SET 1: People Making Sounds is a project co-organized by Weston Olencki & Charlie Sdraulig. They present experimental sound art, conceptual music, & iterations of expanded sonic practice. Performances feature, but are not limited to, instruments, objects, gestures, tapes, & videos. tim parkinson – opus 1 james saunders – lots and lots for us to […]
sfSoundSalonSeries presents: People Making Sounds – Bromp Treb + Weston Olencki/Charlie Sdraulig
SET 1: People Making Sounds is a project co-organized by Weston Olencki & Charlie Sdraulig. They present experimental sound art, conceptual music, & iterations of expanded sonic practice. Performances feature, but are not limited to, instruments, objects, gestures, tapes, & videos. tim parkinson – opus 1 james saunders – lots and lots for us to […]
Beau Dream: Songs and other Signposts
Beau Dream (MM Piano SFCM 02, MM Viola SFSU 07) is a 38-year-old transmale musician living in San Francisco since 2000. After a brief stint in Los Angeles he returned to SF in 2012 to continue his transition and enrich his musical journey. He currently teaches private lessons, and studies voice with Suzanne Mentzer. The […]
Beau Dream: Songs and other Signposts
Beau Dream (MM Piano SFCM 02, MM Viola SFSU 07) is a 38-year-old transmale musician living in San Francisco since 2000. After a brief stint in Los Angeles he returned to SF in 2012 to continue his transition and enrich his musical journey. He currently teaches private lessons, and studies voice with Suzanne Mentzer. The […]
Lisa Leong, pianist: Arrell, Boulez, Harvey, Lin, Nono, Williams
This concert explores the sonorities, complexities, textures and processes in classics by Pierre Boulez, Luigi Nono, Jonathan Harvey and new works by contemporary composers Amy Williams, Mei-Fang Lin and Chris Arrell. The program includes Boulez’s ‘Incises’ (2001 version), a fertile, perpetually-moving shimmering fabric of textural interplay, Nono’s poignant reflection on loss ‘…sofferte onde serene…’ […]
Lisa Leong, pianist: Arrell, Boulez, Harvey, Lin, Nono, Williams
This concert explores the sonorities, complexities, textures and processes in classics by Pierre Boulez, Luigi Nono, Jonathan Harvey and new works by contemporary composers Amy Williams, Mei-Fang Lin and Chris Arrell. The program includes Boulez’s ‘Incises’ (2001 version), a fertile, perpetually-moving shimmering fabric of textural interplay, Nono’s poignant reflection on loss ‘…sofferte onde serene…’ […]
New Music Open Mic
Do you have a piece or two that could be ready for performance but don’t have a chance to add it to a recital or other program? Do you have a work in progress that you want to try out in front of an audience? Now you can perform those works at the New Music […]
New Music Open Mic
Do you have a piece or two that could be ready for performance but don’t have a chance to add it to a recital or other program? Do you have a work in progress that you want to try out in front of an audience? Now you can perform those works at the New Music […]
animalesque : Newby, Olencki, & Roy play Isaacson
The recent works of Los Angeles-based composer Kurt Isaacson are loosely grouped into multi-piece taxonomies about animals. These include the so-called “meat cycle” for strings, a grotesque of devolution and hybridity for low brass instruments, and a sonic re-imagination of the medieval bestiary in his “species” pieces. For some time longer, Isaacson’s music has […]
animalesque : Newby, Olencki, & Roy play Isaacson
The recent works of Los Angeles-based composer Kurt Isaacson are loosely grouped into multi-piece taxonomies about animals. These include the so-called “meat cycle” for strings, a grotesque of devolution and hybridity for low brass instruments, and a sonic re-imagination of the medieval bestiary in his “species” pieces. For some time longer, Isaacson’s music has […]