Autoduplicity (Jennifer Bewerse and Rachel Beetz) presents Clothing by Carolyn Chen Sanz cuer by Celeste Oram frame/frames by Cat Lamb. 

This concert musically explores the idea of a frame. Throughout the performance, different forms of the frame emerge: the body as a structural frame, frames as thresholds for perceptual and physical transformation, and sonic frameworks that use pitch to create a lattice work of justly tuned harmonies.   

Tickets: $18 / $15 student 

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Southland Ensemble concludes its 2017/18 season with the premiere of a new work by LA-based composer Laura Steenberge:   Byzantine Rites is a new collection of pieces in which chant-inspired musical textures accompany actions performed with household objects. The title speaks in part to the borrowing of fragments of medieval Byzantine chants to form the musical materials, and in part to the use of Byzantine to refer to unnecessarily complicated procedures.   

This concert is presented in conjunction with the Dog Star 14th annual festival of experimental music.   

Tickets: $18 / $15 student 

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For more information, visit southlandensemble.com   

Southland Ensemble is: Casey Anderson - Jennifer Bewerse - Eric KM Clark - Orin Hildestad - Cassia Streb - Jonathan Stehney - Christine Tavolacci

A re-installment of our “Not for the ears alone”, showcasing music that exploits the potential for creativity using both the stage space and the performers’ bodies. These works make powerful musical statements, yet they are best experienced with eyes wide open.

Featuring: Florent Ghys – world premiere! 

Alexander Schubert – Hello 

Valentin Pelisch – Editor’s Cut: Charles Mingus 

Federico Llach – world premiere!

Ticket Information: $12 General / $10 Students & Seniors Purchase 

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For more information, visit www.nowhearensemble.com

Merge Collaborative's “Minimalism — a Color Study” is an interdisciplinary exploration of minimalist and post-minimalist music alongside a painting exhibit by Nicholas Bottman. Immerse yourselves in a completely different interdisciplinary experience—one that highlights the tragedies of the Holocaust and our palpable fears of history repeating itself in today’s tense political climate—and a celebration of human strength and perseverance with hope for the future.

Program: 

Steve Reich - Different Trains

Terry Riley - El Hombre

David Lang - How to Pray

Andrew Tholl - Hold Still While the World Turns

Performers:

Aperture Duo (Adrianne Pope, Linnea Powell), Irina Bazik, Jennifer Bewerse, Maiani da Silva, Nicholas Deyoe, Dustin Donahue, Marshall McDaniel, Jonathan Morgan, Kate Outterbridge, Karolina Rojahn

Art by: Nicholas Bottman

http://www.nemobott.com/

Maiani da Silva, Karolina Rojahn

Co-founder and co-artistic directors of Merge Collaborative

Admission: $25 

Hosted by: Merge Collaborative and Oak Tree Group

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If it's short it will be this tall.

Southland Ensemble presents the music of Ruth Crawford, the forward-thinking and ultra-modern composer and that of Ruth Crawford Seeger, the American folk music specialist and renowned children’s music educator. From her iconic, forward-thinking and ultra-modern String Quartet composed in 1931, to her collection and harmonic arrangement of hundreds of American children’s folk songs, Ruth Crawford Seeger was truly an American pioneer and inimitable creative force. 

Featuring: 

String Quartet

Diaphonic Suite No. 1

Diaphonic Suite No. 2

Three Songs (arr. Jonathan Stehney)

Arrangements from Animal Folk Songs for Children and American Folk Songs for Children

The ensemble will be joined by special guests Jessica Basta, Natalie Brejcha, Daniel Corral, Dustin Donahue, April Guthrie, David Perryman, Kathryn Pisaro and Argenta Walther. 

Ticket Information:

General: $18

Members/Students/Seniors: $15

Join writer and director Armando Iannucci and stars Steve Buscemi, Rupert Friend, Jason Isaacs and Andrea Riseborough at the world premiere screening of The Death of Stalin, A Comedy of Terrors, featuring a live orchestral performance of Christopher Willis' original score, presented by Wordless Music.

7:00PM Doors Open

Reception to Follow

RSVP at Deathofstalinparty@gmail.com

Jennifer will perform a program of music for solo cello for the soundSpark series. The concert series takes place in the West Hollywood Library Children's Theater, and brings contemporary musicians to do solo performances for young children. Previous performers have included Brian Walsh, Odeya Nini, Micaela Tobin, Scott Worthington, Cassia Streb, Heather Lockie, Nick Deyoe, and more.

Admission: FREE

For more information, visit sassas.org

Wordless Music presents the U.S. premiere live score in New York (February 24-25) and Los Angeles (March 2) of Paul Thomas Anderson’s PHANTOM THREAD, starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Vicky Krieps, and Lesley Manville, with music by Jonny Greenwood, and nominated for six Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director (Paul Thomas Anderson), Best Actor (Daniel Day-Lewis), and Best Score (Jonny Greenwood).

In both cities, Wordless Music Orchestra will team up with principals from London Contemporary Orchestra, who recorded Greenwood’s original score for Nonesuch. Together, the orchestra will perform the entirety of Greenwood’s score, which itself is heard in more than 70% of the film, along with selections from Brahms, Schubert, Fauré, and Debussy. This event marks the third collaboration between Anderson and Wordless Music, following live score premieres for THERE WILL BE BLOOD and PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE.

Tickets Available HERE

For more information, visit www.wordlessmusic.org

Wordless Music presents the U.S. premiere live score in New York (February 24-25) and Los Angeles (March 2) of Paul Thomas Anderson’s PHANTOM THREAD, starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Vicky Krieps, and Lesley Manville, with music by Jonny Greenwood, and nominated for six Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director (Paul Thomas Anderson), Best Actor (Daniel Day-Lewis), and Best Score (Jonny Greenwood).

In both cities, Wordless Music Orchestra will team up with principals from London Contemporary Orchestra, who recorded Greenwood’s original score for Nonesuch. Together, the orchestra will perform the entirety of Greenwood’s score, which itself is heard in more than 70% of the film, along with selections from Brahms, Schubert, Fauré, and Debussy. This event marks the third collaboration between Anderson and Wordless Music, following live score premieres for THERE WILL BE BLOOD and PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE.

Tickets Available HERE

For more information, visit www.wordlessmusic.org