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Seated in the round at Åsane Kulturhus, a string of spoken words transmogrified in spatialized audio as composer and vocalist Camille Norment strategically intoned key words along with the pre-recorded recitation: “Dissolve… devolve… solve…” Earlier, the sound of footsteps on gravel had circled the audience during sparse, morse code-like dialog between viola d’amore, double b...


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Sometimes, music transports us to a place so far from reality, it can feel like an out of body experience. Other times, music invites us to reexamine our lived experiences, keeping us firmly grounded in our own field of perception. BODY SOUND (Mar. 20, International Anthem) presents the listener with a compelling union of these …


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London’s Eternal Series is a relatively new addition to the city’s contemporary and experimental music scene. Curated by Sasha Elina, who originally founded the series in Moscow in 2014, the program offers a space for limitless experimentation and tenderness, bridging the gap between multiple forms of artistic expression. This month’s iteration of Eternal Series featured …


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Patrick Shiroishi is a Japanese-American multi-instrumentalist, composer & poet based in Los Angeles. Over the last decade he has established himself as one of the premier improvising musicians in the city, playing solo & in numerous collaborative projects. He has presented work & performed at the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, …


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An important part of preserving history is cementing it in our cultural memory, reintroducing and reinforcing it to new and returning audiences. On March 7, the Los Angeles Philharmonic did just that. Led by Gustavo Dudamel and curated by Gabriela Ortiz, The Great Wall of Los Angeles featured six commissions inspired by Judy Baca’s mural …


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