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OTHER
MINDS FESTIVAL 10
Charles Amirkhanian, Artistic Director
Yerba Buena Center
for the Arts, 701 Mission Street, San Francisco
Titles of works are linked to streaming audio files available through RadiOM.org.
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Thursday,
March 4, 2004
7:00
pm: Forum
Panel Discussion:
Kim
Kashkashian, Tigran Mansurian, Hamlet
Sarkissian (interpreter), Jon Raskin,
moderated by Charles Amirkhanian
8:00 pm: CONCERT
Tigran Mansurian:
Havik
(1998)
Selections from
Komitas (1869-1935)
Tigran Mansurian,
piano and voice
Kim Kashkashian, viola
Funded in part by the Armenian Friends
of Other Minds and Liz and Greg Lutz
Hanna
Kulenty:
Flute Concerto No. 1 (2001)
U.S. premiere
Anne LaBerge, quarter-tone flute
with
*Stacey
Pelinka, flute; *Karla Avila, clarinet;
David Henderon, soprano saxophone;
Bill
Aron, alto saxophone; *Scott Macomber,
trumpet; *Zachary Maupin and Everett Doner,
horn;
*Bruce Crisp and David Kunkle, trombone;
Peter Wahrhaftig, tuba; *Matt cannon, percussion;
*Karen Rosenak, piano; Paul Binkley, electric
guitar; *Stan Poplin, bass guitar;
Nicole
Paiement, conductor
*denotes member of the Parallèle
Ensemble
Funded in part by the Goethe-Institut,
Gaudeamus and the Consulate General of
the Netherlands, New York
In partnership with the San Francisco Conservatory's
BluePrint Project
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Jon
Raskin:
The Hear and Now (2004)
World premiere
ROVA Saxophone Quartet: Bruce Ackley, soprano and tenor
saxophones, clarinet; Steve Adams, alto and sopranino
saxophoines, flute; Larry Ochs, tenor and sopranino
saxophones; Jon Raskin, alto and baritone saxophones
with Min Xiao-Fen, pipa; Kyaw Kyaw Naing, pat waing;
Jiebing Chen, erhu; Shoko Hikage, koto; Sang Won Park,
kayagum; Jim Santi Owen, tabla tarang
Gino Robair, conductor
Commissioned by Other Minds and funded in part by the
NEA, Liz and Greg Lutz and the San Francisco Arts Commission
Presented in collaboration with ROVA: Arts
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Friday,
March 5, 2004
4:00 pm: Audium,
1616 Bush Street, San Francisco
Stan Shaff: in concert
7:00 pm: Forum
Panel Discussion: Werner Durand, Mark Grey,
Keiko Harada,Stefan Hussong, Jim Newman,
moderated
by Charles Amirkhanian
8:00 pm CONCERT
Amelia Cuni:
Ashtayama—Song of Hours (1997-98)
U.S. premiere
first yama: sunrise
second
yama: morning
third
yama: midday
fourth
yama: afternoon
fifth
yama: sunset
sixth
yama: evening
seventh
yama: night
eighth
yama: deep night
Amelia Cuni, voice and dance; Werner Durand, electronics;
Uli Sigg, staging and projections
Funded in part by the Goethe-Institut
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Intermission
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Mark
Grey:
Sands of Time for cello
and live electronic processing (2004)
World premiere
Joan Jeanrenaud, cello; Mark Grey, electronics
Funded in part by Liz and Greg Lutz
Stefan Hussong:
Traditional
Gagaku: Banshiki
no Choshi, Japan,
10th Century
John Cage:
Dream (1948)
Keiko Harada: Bone+ (1999)
U.S. premiere
John Cage: In
a Landscape (1948)
Adriana
Hölszky: High
Way for One for Accordion Solo (2000)
U.S. premiere
Stefan Hussong, accordion; Pamela Wunderlich,
stilt-dance/costume design (in Dream),
for Jaevonne Anne
Funded in part by the Goethe-Institut
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Saturday,
March 6, 2004
9:00 am - 12 noon: Forum
Shulamit Ran, in panel discussion: "Women's
Voices in American Orchestral Music"
Celebrating
Women in Music Festival,
presented by the Women's Philharmonic,
FREE
1:30 - 2:30 pm: Forum
A Cinema for My
Ears: a documentary film on the musique concrète
of Francis Dhomont
3:00 pm: Forum
Khachaturian, a documentary film on the composer Aram
Khachaturian
7:00 pm: Forum
Panel Discussion: Alex
Blake,
Francis Dhomont, Stan Shaff, Brooke Wentz,
moderated by Charles Amirkhanian
8:00 pm: CONCERT
Joan Jeanrenaud:
Hommage (2004)
World premiere
Joan Jeanrenaud, cello and electronics
Commissioned for Other Minds by Nora Norden
Francis Dhomont:
Les moirures
du temps (The shimmering ripples of time) (1999,
rev. 2001)
"Phonurgie" from Cycle
du son (1998)
Funded in part by Liz and Greg Lutz
Speakers generously provided by Meyer Sound
Laboratories
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Alex
Blake Quintet:
Alex Blake, bass; Chris Hunter, soprano,
alto and tenor saxophones; Ted Cruz,
piano; Victor Jones, drums; Neil Clarke,
poercussion
Funded in part by Liz and Greg Lutz
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