See below for a list of some of our extraordinary concerts coming up in
2012!
But first, please take a moment to support CNMAT so we can continue
offering these unique events...
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Dear Friend of CNMAT,
For over 20 years CNMAT has been more than a widely respected site for
research, training and public events focused on the creative interaction
between music and science. It has also been a meeting place for artists,
scholars, professionals and novices from many backgrounds and interests
- a place to share ideas, become inspired and engage with visionaries
from around the world.
Now, we need generous folks like you - people who share our passion for
new music, new ideas, new approaches to artistic creation - to make a
gift. Your donation helps us develop and deliver CNMAT's unique
contributions to the community: from vital, transformative software for
music creation to our extraordinary live concerts, lectures, workshops
and demonstrations.
Your support helps make what we do possible. UC Berkeley covers only a
fraction of our budget. To provide you with all that CNMAT has to offer,
we rely on you - friends of CNMAT - to keep us active on the frontiers
of new music. Please make a gift today, and thank you in advance for
your support.
Sincerely,
David Wessel
Edmund Campion
Adrian Freed
Richard Andrews
Direct your gift to CNMAT using this Give to Cal page:
https://givetocal.berkeley.edu/egiving/index.cfm?Fund=FU0957000
Choose your membership level and premiums:
$50 Redwood Members - the infrastructure that holds 1750 Arch St.
together. Your name appears on the CNMAT Donor Recognition web page.
$250 Current Providers - the electrical juice that inhabits our
collective veins and powers the creative flow. Donor Recognition
acknowledgment plus 2 free tickets to any concert at 1750 Arch St.
$500 Signal Corps - the bits and waves running through fiber, wood,
metal, synthetics and air, delivering inspiration to the world. Donor
Recognition acknowledgment plus 4 free tickets to any concert at 1750
Arch St.
$ (your choice) Freestylers - mavericks, iconoclasts, rebelsŠchoose your
own gift amount and declare your independence from the system. Your name
appears on the CNMAT Donor Recognition web page
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OpenSound West presents an evening of improvised music:
Archer Spade meets Ueno/Ingalls
Sunday, January 8, 2012
8 pm
CNMAT
$10 general/$5 students and seniors
http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/event/2012/01/08/opensound_west_presents_evening_improvised_music_archer_spade_mee
Archer Spade is a collaboration between composer/performers Dan
Blacksberg and Nick Millevoi that seeks to broaden the repertoire of new
music and re-imagine the possibilities for their respective instruments
of trombone and electric guitar. Together they have established a
wide-ranging duo vocabulary from a decade of collaborations across
genres that include experimental music, jazz, punk rock, and Jewish
music. Archer, Spade strives to perform music that reflects the world
that the members live in, which absorbs influences beyond the classical
tradition and cultivates their personal sounds and techniques to create
a singular body of work. In addition to their own works, Archer Spade
has performed music by Roscoe Mitchell, David Soldier, and John DeBlase,
and has upcoming performances of music by Gene Coleman.
The duo of Ken Ueno (vocals) and Matt Ingalls (clarinet) bring together
an arsenal of extended techniques for an experience that defies
classical expectations of sounds that can be made on voice and clarinet.
Ueno sings overtones, multi-band multiphonics, sub-tones, and throat
sings. Ingalls' clarinet technique includes circular-breathing,
multiphonics, and various breath effects, as well as an unique
hybrid-timbre polyphonic effect.
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Also coming up:
Cal Performances, CNMAT and the Department of Music present:
Eco Ensemble
Sat Jan 21st 2012, 8:00 pm
Hertz Hall
http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/event/2012/01/21/eco_ensemble_dalbavie_campion_grisey_murail
Marc-André Dalbavie: In Advance of the Broken Time
Edmund Campion: Flow, Debris, Falls (concerto for digital piano, player
piano, computer and ensemble)
Gérard Grisey: Talea
Tristan Murail: L'Esprit des Dunes
CNMAT presents:
Myra Melford, piano
Han Bennink, drums
Mary Oliver, violin
Sun Jan 22nd 2012, 8:00 pm
CNMAT
http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/event/2012/01/22/myra_melford_han_bennink_mary_oliver
Cal Performances, CNMAT and the Department of Music present:
Eco Ensemble
Sat Feb 11th 2012, 8:00 pm
Hertz Hall
http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/event/2012/02/11/eco_ensemble_saariaho_bedrossian_lindberg_saariaho
Kaija Saariaho: Ballade & Prelude (featuring guest soloist Gloria Cheng,
Piano)
Franck Bedrossian: Swing
Magnus Lindberg: Corrente (China version)
Kaija Saariaho: Trois Rivieres
Cal Performances, CNMAT and the Department of Music present:
Eco Ensemble
Sat Mar 24th 2012, 8:00 pm
Hertz Hall
http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/event/2012/03/24/eco_ensemble_matalon_lim_einbond_muhly
Martin Matalon: Tunneling
Liza Lim: Songs Found in Dream
Aaron Einbond: What the Blind See
Nico Muhly: Clear Music
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Center for New Music and Audio Technologies (CNMAT)
http://www.cnmat.berkeley.edu/
CNMAT is located at 1750 Arch Street, Berkeley, CA and is wheelchair
accessible
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