 
	
		We’re pleased to welcome Tim Thompson to the Window Gallery for July and August! Join us July 20th as he presents “Adventures in Casual Instruments”! Reception with light refreshments at 6pm followed by a talk/demonstration by Tim at 7pm From Tim:  I am an advocate and developer of “casual instruments” that have a shallow learning […]
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		South Korean-born, NYC resident bassist Jeong Lim Yang brings her Zodiac Trio with Argentinian-born pianist Santiago Leibson and Jason Levis. The trio met in NYC years ago whilst Cleaver resided in the city, and formed the trio to recreate Mary Lou Williams’s iconic record Zodiac Suite from 1945. The record is titled “Zodiac Suite: reassured” […]
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		Desert Magic is an ensemble that specializes in round writing, sonifications of cosmic and natural phenomena, and musical settings of ancient poetry. In 2015, the group released their debut album piecemeal on the solstices and equinoxes on www.a-round-the-sun.com and in 2019 they released an album of songs based on verses of the Tao Te Ching […]
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		Pianist: Daniel Colalillo “New Sounds?” – A contemporary recital with music written within the last 45 years. John Corigliano – Prelude (2021) Stephanie Ann Boyd – Prelude: Gotham Requiem (2021) John Adams – China Gates (1977) Lowell Liebermann Nocturne No. 1 Op. 20 (1986) Joan Tower – Holding a Daisy (1996) George Walker – Sonata […]
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		Strings Beyond Borders is a unique, multi-genre musical fiesta, bringing to audiences an immersive and irresistible blend of high energy, soulful Indian, Jazz and Spanish music. Get ready to witness a power-packed performance combining technical brilliance, mellifluous melodies, out-of-the-box improvisation and ultimately a wholesome experience of music at its best! Vishnu will be joined by […]
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		Five Bay Area Composers join forces to create a varied evening of new music for Five Instruments and Voice. Trios, Quartets, and Quintets are the exciting results Five by Five presents five new compositions for Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello, Piano and Voice by Bay Area Composers. John Beeman’s “Sprites” is inspired by an unusual weather […]
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		Together, Sarah Grace Graves, Ron Heglin and Ric Louchard improvise delicate, emotive chamber music, filled with open spaces and some dense clusters. Sarah Grace uncovers surprising sounds in her explorations of voice and body, Ron speaks and sings in imagined languages, and Ric plays chromatic structures spaced widely to leave space for the singers. The music […]
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		Brent Miller performs as HARJOalone. Solo electric guitar that explores volume, density, and timbre as meditation.   As I have gotten older I have realized two things about ritual in my life: 1. My creative process is heavily dependent on ritual. I make my coffee. I sit and read my journaled thoughts from the previous […]
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		This Thursday evening, June 1st, at the Center for New Music in San Francisco, the opening reception for the Maker Music Festival exhibit will take place. We’ve assembled a group of projects from the large body of works submitted over the past three years. The exhibit runs through the months of May and June. At […]
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		This concert marks the birth of the newly launched duo between Sarah Grace Graves and Eda Er, both singers and composers in the composition PhD program at UC Berkeley who each stumbled upon experimental music somewhat unexpectedly: Graves began her artistic path as a choral singer, Er as an actor. In combining Graves’ innocent virtuosity […]
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