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Gas & Electric Arts

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5 May 2017
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  • Cabinet of Wonders, An Impossible History
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    Jason Moran Commission Project

    An original composition by jazz pianist Jason Moran was developed in conjunction with the exhibition Gee's Bend: The Architecture of the Quilt.
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    Departure and Discovery: New Directions at the Apex of Creativity

    A trio of concerts from the world-acclaimed pianist Jonathan Biss, tenor Mark Padmore, violist Hsin-Yun Huang, and the Brentano String Quartet provided new insights on the forms of expression found in the late stages of the lives of nine great composers, including Bach, Kurtág, Mozart, and Schubert.
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  • News
    Grammy Awards go to Pew Fellow Jennifer Higdon and Center grantees The Crossing and PRISM Quartet

    Composer and Pew Fellow Jennifer Higdon (1999) and Center grantees The Crossing and PRISM Quartet are awarded 2018 Grammy Awards by the Recording Academy.
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    Heritage/Evolution: The PRISM Quartet with Tim Ries and Miguel Zenón at Symphony Space

    The PRISM Quartet presents the New York performance of new works composed and performed by Tim Ries and Miguel Zenón.
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    Lydie Breeze Cycle Marathon

    EgoPo Classic Theater presents the world premiere of Lydie Breeze Trilogy as originally intended: with all three parts performed successively in a nine-hour marathon performance.
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    Zydeco Crossroads Radio Hour and live broadcast with Creole United

    On October 30 at 9 p.m. ET, WXPN broadcasts live from Blue Moon Saloon in Lafayette, Louisiana with the zydeco all-star group Creole United.
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    Re-PLACE-ing Philadelphia: Reggie Wilson's Stamped Stomped Stumped

    Through the ongoing Center-funded project re-PLACE-ing Philadelphia, Painted Bride Art Center presents a new work by choreographer and Guggenheim Fellow Reggie Wilson.
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    Heiner Goebbels: Stifters Dinge

    FringeArts presents the Philadelphia premiere of Stifters Dinge from Heiner Goebbels.
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    Telemann 360º: The Case for Telemann

    Tempesta di Mare – Philadelphia Baroque Orchestra presents “The Case for Telemann,” a live talk show and performance about baroque composer Georg Philipp Telemann.
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    FringeArts

    FringeArts presents, develops, and commissions a range of high-quality contemporary performing and visual arts in Philadelphia.
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    Daniel Fishkin

    Daniel Fishkin is a composer, sound artist, and instrument builder whose work is informed by his personal experiences with tinnitus.
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    ARC

    An evening-length performance suite brings together the drumming traditions of tabla from North India and taiko from Japan with contemporary dance and Japanese butoh.
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  • Event
    OutBeat Jazz Festival: Terri Lyne Carrington's Money Jungle

    The William Way LGBT Community Center presents *OutBeat: America's First Queer Jazz Festival*. The Festival continues with Grammy winner Terry Lyne Carrington performing selections from her album Money Jungle: Provocative in Blue.
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    Chopin Without Piano

    This large-scale performance piece revealed unique insights into Fryderyk Chopin as both a historical figure and a masterful composer, as the piano parts for two concerti were replaced with powerful spoken monologues constructed from fragments of Chopin's letters and biographies, performed in Polish by actress Barbara Wysocka and accompanied by the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia.
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  • Collaborators & Colleagues
    Will Rawls

    Will Rawls is a Brooklyn-based artist and writer, who works in dance, sound, and speech.

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    Daniel Felsenfeld

    Daniel Felsenfeld is a Brooklyn-based composer and writer.
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    The Andersen Project

    Robert Lepage's multi-media theater work was inspired by stories written by famed Danish author Hans Christian Andersen.
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  • Questions of Practice
    On Frank Zappa’s “Relentless Pursuit of Interesting Sounds:” An Interview with Orchestra 2001’s Jayce Ogren and Zappa Expert Joseph Klein

    In conjunction with Orchestra 2001’s Philadelphia premiere of Frank Zappa’s The Yellow Shark, Jayce Ogren and Dr. Joseph Klein consider the Zappa’s legacy and the process of bringing scores to life for a contemporary audience.
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  • Event
    Romeo Castellucci Film Screening and Discussion with Tom Sellar

    This free event includes film excerpts of Romeo Castellucci's theater works, and a discussion with scholar and critic Tom Sellar about Castellucci's approach.
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    ¡BIENVENIDOS BLANCOS! or WELCOME WHITE PEOPLE!

    This Spanish-language, ensemble-devised performance piece will examine American privilege and the complexities of cultural identity, informed by Torra's personal experience as a Cuban American.
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