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Struck, plucked, scraped and shaken American Mosaic Furious Craft Things fall from the sky Moving pictures, picture music Original Print by William Wiley

Things fall from the sky

Monday, February 23, 2009 8 pm
Herbst Theatre
401 Van Ness at McAllister Street, San Francisco
Pre-concert talk begins at 7:15 pm.

Program:
Roscoe Mitchell, WRC2A, Opus 1 (2008) (world premiere)
Roscoe Mitchell, Bells for New Orleans (2006) (world premiere)
Terry Riley, Quando cosas malas caen del cielo (2003)
Lee Hyla, Polish Folk Songs (2007)
Cindy Cox, [new work] (2008) (world premiere)

Featuring:
Roscoe Mitchell, saxophone
David Tanenbaum, guitar
William Winant, percussion

With three world premieres, including a Roscoe Mitchell/William Winant duet, and a David Tanenbaum guitar solo, this is sure to be a memorable evening. Cindy Cox and Roscoe Mitchell (who made his name as a jazz saxophonist with the Art Ensemble of Chicago before shifting his focus to chamber music composition) bring us three much-anticipated new works. Lee Hyla and Terry Riley take up the populist point of view with a boisterous, unpredictable collage of Polish folk music and an Iraq War protest piece played on the National Steel guitar.


$28 general, $23 senior, $10 student
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