Posts Tagged ‘Live Music’

Performances at Highways

Monday, March 22nd, 2010

This weekend, March 26th and 27th at 8:30 PM, we will be presenting Mémoire-en-Ciel at Highways Performance Space in Los Angeles. In 2007 we presented the west-coast premiere of Aqua Madora here, and it’s a great pleasure to be back.

On the program are Undress Me Not by Ana Baer-Carrillo, Pat Stone, and Caren McCaleb; Mujeres de Juárez by Randy Gibson and Ana Baer-Carrillo, and to close the night: the world premiere of Mémoire-en-Ciel by Dani Beauchamp and Randy Gibson.

It should be a great night of dance, film, and music. Click here to read the full press release [PDF].

Highways is located at 1651 18th street in Santa Monica.

Tickets are available through Highways Performance Space

Doleo Æternus at the ISIM

Wednesday, November 19th, 2008

In just over two weeks we will be premiering the new version of Anger at the third annual ISIM Festival in Denver Colorado. This is a major new version of the work, now being called Doleo Æternus. We’re very excited to be going back to our home-town (of sorts) and peforming this piece there. The staff of the ISIM has been extremely helpful, and the soloist: Mike Rugnetta, Amali Premawardhana and Myself; will be joined by members of the University of Denver Playground Ensemble.

The program at ISIM is very large, and as such has only a small space for program notes. My full description of the piece is after the jump. Jump »

A night of minimalism and belgian dance

Thursday, October 23rd, 2008

Rosas at BAMLast night I went to see Rosas Danst Rosas, or significantly less elegantly: Steve Reich Evening, at BAM. The program had a lot going for it, and for the most part it completely delivered.

The program contained two pieces I have heard of and knew well, but had never actually heard: Pendulum Music by Steve Reich and Poème Symphonique pour cent Métronomes by Györgi Ligeti (a Ligeti piece on Steve Reich Evening admittedly a bit odd, but it works as a really nice precursor to drumming). Pendulum Music opened the evening, and it was a beautiful realization with two speakers in a nice beating interval. Once the audience stopped snickering (same during the Ligeti, although that was to the point of shhshing the people in front of us) and we were actually able to listen, it was beautiful. (more…)

“Anger” World Premiere

Wednesday, November 8th, 2006

Anger, by Randy Gibson and Ana Baer-Carrillo, will have its world premiere on January 25, 2007 at 20 Greene in SoHo, New York. Performance will begin at 8pm, followed by a reception with the artists.

Music will be performed live by Randy Gibson (Piano, Crotales), Mike Rugnetta (Guitar, Banjo) and Laine Rettmer (Voice). Augmenting the live music will be four channels of continuous video by Ana Baer-Carrillo projected on the performers and surrounding the audience, alongside sculpture and costumes by Alicia Wargo.

Tickets will be available for sale from Dec. 1, 2006, check back soon for more information.

“Two Sides” at Fringe Festival

Tuesday, July 5th, 2005

Two Sides, the short film by Ana Baer-Carrillo and Randy Gibson will have its world premiere with live music performed by Randy Gibson, Adria Ryan, and Laine Rettmer at the 2005 Boulder International Fringe Festival Finale at the Boulder Theater on August 27, 2005