Stanford Lively Arts presents:
• MARCH 2010 •
- Friday, March 12, 2010 -
EVENT :
[MM] Stanford Lively Arts and CCRMA presents: CCRMA Cabaret 2.0 - Eve Beglarian at CCRMA (The Knoll), Stanford University
(in Stanford, Santa Clara County, State of California, USA, Earth)
TIME(S): 8pm / 20:00 and 10pm / 22:00 .
DATE(S): Friday, March 12, 2010 .
DESCRIPTION:
Vocalist, composer and multi-disciplinary performer Eve Beglarian presents Really a Very Simple Person: Music from the River and Elsewhere, her first performance since completing a journey down the length of the Mississippi River by kayak and bicycle. Beglarian also performs songs from her ongoing project, A Book of Days, and is joined by special guest pianist Sarah Cahill for the West Coast premiere of Night Psalm.
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CCRMA Cabaret 2.0 brings audiences up close with solo performers who have charted new paths on their chosen instrument, as composers, sound artists, and multi-disciplinary experimenters.
Concert Program:
• Really a Very Simple Person: Music from the River and Elsewhere
• Book of Days (selections)
• Night Psalm (West Coast premiere)
Presented in collaboration with the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA).
Location:
CCRMA (The Knoll), Stanford University
660 Lomita Court
Stanford, CA 94305
USA
Telephone: +1 . 650 . 723 . 4971 .
(International Dialing Codes)
Tickets: $10.00 Adults | $5.00 Students | FREE Stanford Students .
($-U.S. Dollars)
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• APRIL 2010 •
- Saturday, April 24, 2010 -
EVENT :
[MM] Stanford Lively Arts presents: Dave Douglas, composer & Bill Morrison, filmmaker, with Dave Douglas' Keystone - Spark of Being (World Premiere) at Memorial Auditorium, Stanford University
(in Stanford, Santa Clara County, State of California, USA, Earth)
TIME(S): 8pm / 20:00 .
DATE(S): Saturday, April 24, 2010 .
DESCRIPTION:
Two master innovators—jazz trumpeter/composer Dave Douglas and experimental filmmaker Bill Morrison—draw on the unique resources of Stanford University to create Spark of Being, a monumental work combining the screening of film with live musical performance (by Douglas’ electric band Keystone).
The new work, commissioned by Lively Arts and making its world premiere in this performance, incorporates archival visual elements and newly developed sound components culled by Morrison and Douglas from the archives of the Cantor Center for the Arts, the Hoover Institution, CCRMA, and other sources on the Stanford campus. A centerpiece of the multi-faceted “Art + Invention” theme inspiring the programming of Lively Arts, the Stanford Institute for Creativity and the Arts (SiCa), and other campus organizations throughout 2009–10, Spark of Being also represents the culmination of a multi-stage “Creative Campus” residency at Stanford by Douglas and Morrison (see funder credits below).
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Concert Program:
Spark of Being (2010, World Premiere)
Post-performance discussion with Dave Douglas and Bill Morrison.
Spark of Being and the Dave Douglas–Bill Morrison residency at Stanford are made possible in part by a generous “Creative Campus” grant from the Association of Performing Arts Presenters, funded by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. Additional commissioning support provided by Meet the Composer's Commissioning Music/USA program and the Walker Art Center.
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Location:
Memorial Auditorium, Stanford University
551 Serra Mall
Stanford, CA 94305
USA
Telephone: +1 . 650 . 723 . 2551 .
(International Dialing Codes)
Tickets: - Buy Online - $30.00 - $56.00 Adult | $10.00 Stanford Student | $27.00 - $53.00 Other Student | $15.00 - $28.00 Youth Under 18 .
($-U.S. Dollars)
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Art + Invention Speaker Series:
• APRIL 2010 •
- Thursday, April 8, 2010 -
EVENT :
[MM] Stanford Lively Arts, the Aurora Forum, and the Stanford Institute for Creativity & the Arts (SiCa) presents: Art + Invention Speaker Series (4): Ann Carlson and Mary Ellen Strom at Cubberley Auditorium, Stanford School of Education, Stanford University
(in Stanford, Santa Clara County, State of California, USA, Earth)
TIME(S): 7:30pm / 19:30 .
DATE(S): Thursday, April 8, 2010 .
DESCRIPTION:
Ann Carlson and Mary Ellen Strom with Mark Gonnerman
As part of this season’s campus-wide “Art+Invention” programming initiative, Stanford Lively Arts, the Aurora Forum, and the Stanford Institute for Creativity & the Arts (SiCa) will present a new “Art + Invention Speaker Series” hosted by Aurora Forum founding director Mark Gonnerman. This collaboration engages iconic artists in thought-provoking conversations about creativity, innovation, and discovery across the disciplines. All programs are free and open to the public on a first come, first-served basis.
Dancer and choreographer Ann Carlson and video artist Mary Ellen Strom have brought together social, political, historical and formal concerns. These collaborations are notable for their community engagement, experimental form, technological experimentation, and cultural activism.
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Location:
Cubberley Auditorium, Stanford School of Education, Stanford University
485 Lasuen Mall
Stanford, CA 94305
USA
Telephone: +1 . 650 . 723 . 2551 .
(International Dialing Codes)
Tickets: FREE and Open to All. Limited seating: arrive early .
($-U.S. Dollars)
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• MAY 2010 •
- Tuesday, May 4, 2010 -
EVENT :
[MM] Stanford Lively Arts, the Aurora Forum, and the Stanford Institute for Creativity & the Arts (SiCa) presents: Art + Invention Speaker Series (5): Laurie Anderson at Pigott Theater, Stanford University
(in Stanford, Santa Clara County, State of California, USA, Earth)
TIME(S): 7:30pm / 19:30 .
DATE(S): Tuesday, May 4, 2010 .
DESCRIPTION:
Laurie Anderson with Mark Gonnerman
As part of this season’s campus-wide “Art+Invention” programming initiative, Stanford Lively Arts, the Aurora Forum, and the Stanford Institute for Creativity & the Arts (SiCa) will present a new “Art + Invention Speaker Series” hosted by Aurora Forum founding director Mark Gonnerman. This collaboration engages iconic artists in thought-provoking conversations about creativity, innovation, and discovery across the disciplines. All programs are free and open to the public on a first come, first-served basis.
Laurie Anderson is one of America’s most renowned—and daring—creative pioneers. Recognized worldwide as a leader in the use of technology in the arts, Anderson is known widely for her multimedia presentations, casting herself in roles as varied as visual artist, composer, poet, photographer, filmmaker, electronics whiz, vocalist, and instrumentalist. In her new work, Delusion, which will debut at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games and be presented by Stanford Lively Arts on May 5, Anderson explores sound and stories in a series of short plays. Using her inventions in vocal processing, signature violin pieces and lush sonic landscapes Anderson creates and inhabits imaginary worlds that become mental movies. Conceived as a ninety-minute technodrama, the new work combines technology, mystery and contemporary short stories in a unique new art form.
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Location:
Pigott Theater, Stanford University
551 Serra Mall
Stanford, CA 94305
USA
Telephone: +1 . 650 . 723 . 2551 .
(International Dialing Codes)
Tickets: FREE and Open to All. Limited seating: arrive early .
($-U.S. Dollars)
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