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In new music, there is a world of primarily textural music that I sometimes refer to as “creaky door” that historically has just not worked for me. I am not interested in making an overly conservative “where’s the melody” argument, but pieces that fully rely on the deconstruction of how an instrument is traditionally played, …


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In an age where music from around the world is only a few clicks away, more and more people feel inclined to make cross-cultural music. Tutorials, scores, and recordings are everywhere on the internet — and yet, there are aspects of musical traditions that cannot always be passed on through teaching. I am a Japanese …


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Multidisciplinary collaboration is essential to bring opera to life, fusing singing, acting, choreography, set construction, costume design, and so much more into a single production. And in the case of The Industry’s upcoming LAB series, this collaboration is the key to platforming new voices within the discipline. Known for their experimental productions, The Industry is … ...


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Born in Baltimore, Maryland, artist Marlo De Lara received a PhD in the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies at the University of Leeds and an MA in Psychosocial Studies at the Centre of Psychoanalytic Studies at Essex. Their practice works within the realms of sound performance, visual distraction, and film. …


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The multitudes of Black womanhood are center stage in Black Being, a new four-part song cycle by Flutronix. The latest project from the duo of flutist-composers Nathalie Joachim and Allison Loggins-Hull grapples with historical traumas while emphasizing the grace and resilience that Black women have shown through these hardships. The world premiere recording, out Feb. …


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