Daniel Bernard Roumain & Del Sol Quartet

Monday, March 6, 2006, 7:30pm

Kanbar Hall, Jewish Community Center, 3200 California Street, San Francisco
in cooperation with JCCSF and Sozo Media

Sponsored by historic Stewart Mineral Springs, founded in 1875, in Weed, California

Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) meets
Del Sol String Quartet
Monday, March 6, 2006, 7:30pm
Jewish Community Center of San Francisco

Hear four string quartets by phenomenal Haitian-American composer Daniel Bernard Roumain one night only at the next concert production of Other Minds. Each work is dedicated to a Civil Rights leader-Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Jr., Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., and Maya Angelou. DBR joins Del Sol and DJ Scientific, turntablist, in the fourth quartet, "Angelou." Members of Del Sol are Kate Stenberg and Rick Shinozaki, violins, Charlton Lee, viola, and Monica Scott, cello.

Presented in association with the Eugene & Elinor Friend Center for the Arts & Sozo Media.
Post-concert discussion with DBR, hosted by Charles Amirkhanian, Artistic Director of Other Minds.

String Quartet No. 1, X (1993)
String Quartet No. 2, King (2001)
String Quartet No. 3, Powell (2003)
String Quartet No. 4, Angelou (2004) with DBR, electric violin and laptop & DJ Scientific, turntablist

Tickets on sale now for this one-night-only performance!

Tickets: www.jccsf.org/tickets, or JCCSF Box Office (415) 292-1233

Information: Other Minds (415) 934-8134

Full of energy and passion, the spirited Del Sol String Quartet reunite with Daniel Bernard Roumain (whose String Quartet No. 4 they premiered at Other Minds 11 in March 2005) for an evening of cutting edge music-making. Daniel Bernard Roumain is a pioneer in new forms, as he marries the instrumentation of string quartet with electric violin, laptop, and Hip Hop turntablist. This first-ever presentation of all four of his works for the quartet medium celebrates iconic figures of American Civil Rights who are the dedicatees of each piece: Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Jr., Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., and Maya Angelou.





				Daniel Bernard Roumain joins Del Sol String Quartet and special guest DJ Scientific for A Civil Rights Reader for Strings, Laptop & DJ PDF of Concert mailing - Front / Back
				Monday, March 6, 2006, 7:30pm Kanbar Hall, Jewish Community Center, 3200 California Street, San Francisco in cooperation with JCCSF and Sozo Media Sponsored by historic Stewart Mineral Springs, founded in 1875, in Weed, California Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) meets Del Sol String Quartet Monday, March 6, 2006, 7:30pm Jewish Community Center of San Francisco Hear four string quartets by phenomenal Haitian-American composer Daniel Bernard Roumain one night only at the next concert production of Other Minds. Each work is dedicated to a Civil Rights leader-Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Jr., Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., and Maya Angelou. DBR joins Del Sol and DJ Scientific, turntablist, in the fourth quartet, "Angelou." Members of Del Sol are Kate Stenberg and Rick Shinozaki, violins, Charlton Lee, viola, and Monica Scott, cello. Presented in association with the Eugene & Elinor Friend Center for the Arts & Sozo Media. Post-concert discussion with DBR, hosted by Charles Amirkhanian, Artistic Director of Other Minds. String Quartet No. 1, X (1993) String Quartet No. 2, King (2001) String Quartet No. 3, Powell (2003) String Quartet No. 4, Angelou (2004) with DBR, electric violin and laptop & DJ Scientific, turntablist Tickets on sale now for this one-night-only performance! Tickets: www.jccsf.org/tickets, or JCCSF Box Office (415) 292-1233 Information: Other Minds (415) 934-8134 Full of energy and passion, the spirited Del Sol String Quartet reunite with Daniel Bernard Roumain (whose String Quartet No. 4 they premiered at Other Minds 11 in March 2005) for an evening of cutting edge music-making. Daniel Bernard Roumain is a pioneer in new forms, as he marries the instrumentation of string quartet with electric violin, laptop, and Hip Hop turntablist. This first-ever presentation of all four of his works for the quartet medium celebrates iconic figures of American Civil Rights who are the dedicatees of each piece: Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Jr., Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., and Maya Angelou.