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Composer’s Voice features Charlie Rauh and “Theoria”
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On April 26, 2025 2:00 PM EDT (UTC-5) Composer's Voice is set to highlight the innovative residency of composer and guitarist Charlie Rauh at the Louisiana State University (LSU) School of Veterinary Medicine, culminating in his album, Theoria. This episode delves into Rauh's unique integration of music within a veterinary academic setting and the creation of compositions inspired by his experiences. During his five-week residency in August and September 2023, Rauh immersed himself in the daily routines of veterinary clinicians and their patients at LSU Vet Med. This immersive experience led to the composition of 13 miniature songs for solo guitar and members of the LSU A Cappella Choir, resulting in the album Theoria, released by Destiny Records in December 2023. Composer's Voice offers viewers an intimate look into Rauh's creative process, his interactions within the LSU Vet Med community, and the profound impact of integrating art into scientific environments. The episode underscores the therapeutic and unifying power of music across diverse disciplines. Composer's Voice is dedicated to presenting contemporary composers and their works, providing audiences with insights into the creative journeys of artists like Charlie Rauh. This episode not only celebrates Rauh's residency but also emphasizes the innovative initiatives of institutions like LSU Vet Med in fostering interdisciplinary collaborations. Composer's Voice showcases full contemporary works from living composers by musicians who champion new music. Episodes of Composer's Voice air its half-hour show every 2 weeks on Saturday at 2:00 PM EDT (UTC-4) on NYC cable access TV with Manhattan Neighborhood's Network channel 2.
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Witness the Fusion of Ancient Instruments with Modern Compositions at Sanctuary Sounds
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Sanctuary Sounds invites you to an extraordinary musical experience where centuries-old traditions meet modern innovation. This unique concert features music that blends traditional Japanese Gagaku with newly composed works, performed by a remarkable trio of artists who specialize in both ancient and contemporary musical forms. Ryuteki player Lish Lindsey, hichiriki player Thomas Piercy, and sho player Fabio Rambelli bring the mystique and elegance of Gagaku into a new realm. With deep roots in this ancient Japanese court music and a passion for contemporary expression, these performers breathe new life into time-honored instruments. The program includes compelling new works written especially for this ensemble by composers Jean-Patrick Besingrand, Masatora Goya, Allen Schulz, and Frances White. In addition, audiences will experience original compositions by the performers themselves—Lindsey, Piercy, and Rambelli—demonstrating the trio’s unique artistic vision and versatility. The concert also features selections from their acclaimed debut CD, New Heritage, further highlighting the seamless blend of past and present that defines their sound. This event is more than a concert—it's a journey through time, culture, and sonic exploration. Join us in Bloomfield for this immersive and unforgettable performance. Sanctuary Sounds offers a rare opportunity to witness the fusion of ancient instruments with modern compositions in an intimate and resonant setting. |
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