BACKConcert
Sept 10, 2018
Songs About Buildings and Moods Live
Songs About Buildings and Moods features music we’ve commissioned over the last several years to be performed in various and sundry historical, offbeat, interesting and generally awesome spaces in Chicago as part of the Chicago Architecture Foundation’s Open House Chicago project.
All of the pieces will be performed live with video accompaniment showing the buildings in their glory. Videos are by Kimberly Schlechter.
PERFORMED BY
Alyson Berger – cello
Cory Tiffin – clarinets
Arianne Urban – violin
Trevor Patrick Watkin – flute
Becca Wilcox – viola
Jeff Yang – violin
Hours
Monday, September 10th, 2018 – 7:30 PM Central
Location
Davis Theater
4643 N. Lincoln Ave.
$20
Event schedule
This concert will start at 7:30 and last for about 75 minutes without an intermission. Please join us at the Carbon Arc lounge for drinks and conversation after the concert.
sponsors
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Songs About Buildings and Moods Screening
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‘Songs About Buildings and Moods’ at Open House Chicago
The First Church of Deliverance in Bronzeville was designed by Walter T. Bailey, Chicago’s first licensed Black architect. Join us for an exciting conversation about this unique space that will culminate in a sneak peak at ACM’s video series Songs About Buildings and Moods.
Best of Weekly Readings
We’re very excited about this concert! And not surprisingly considering that ACM was formed around the Weekly Readings project. For the last eight years we’ve recorded a different piece by a living composer every week and posted it to our website! Before music streaming was popular, well before podcasting, there was Weekly Readings. Now Palomar will perform some of the very best pieces out of the more than 300 that have been submitted over the years.
Gnarly Buttons
Hailed by the New Yorker as “the most vital and eloquent composer in America,” Pulitzer prize winner John Adams is a towering figure in modern music. Rooted in minimalism and the American vernacular, with a generous helping of his own off-beat sensibility, Adams has forged a unique and deeply influential musical identity. ACM celebrates the 65th birthday of this landmark composer with a concert of his large-scale chamber works.