Fall 2014 Shows
Here are several opportunities to see Interference Arts collaborations in the Twin Cities in October and November 2014.
Here are several opportunities to see Interference Arts collaborations in the Twin Cities in October and November 2014.
Update on Zorongo Flamenco’s upcoming show ConVivir: 7 Dances to a More Compassionate World
Collaboration with Zorongo Flamenco Dance Theatre
I’m pleased to offer two selections from the Five Books Choral Suite sessions with First Readings Project – Meditation Two: Tribulation & Bamidbar – in the Wilderness.
Interference Arts and First Readings Project invite you to attend two readings and recording sessions of Craig Harris’ Five Books Choral Suite on June 18 and 19, 2013. The Five Books Choral Suite offers windows into some of the stories and predominant themes found in the Five Books of Moses, the Old Testament. The underlying themes in the suite highlight humanity’s repeated efforts to realize their potential only to face failure and defeat, and their ongoing struggle to find their way “out of the wilderness” as they continue the journey.
Babel Lament, a composition by Craig R. Harris for a cappella chorus, is a lamentation on the Tower of Babel story. This post provides a link to the full audio recording, and some insights into the work.
Babel Clarion, for chorus and carillon, was premiered at the River Bells Music Festival in Minneapolis on May 4, 2013. This post includes links to the audio recording, a video that provides a glimpse into the festival, and an Artist Statement about the composition.
Please join me for any or all of three opportunities to see my work in the Twin Cities this week:
Making Light in Terezin at the Minneapolis Saint Paul International Film Festival
April 28, 2013 4:00pm
Shape Ensemble at Black Dog Café
April 30, 2013
Babel Clarion at the River Bells Community Music Festival
May 4, 2013 1:00PM
8th Avenue SE between 5th St. SE and 6th St. SE in Minneapolis
This Artist Statement provides insights into “Babel Clarion,” the composition that I’m writing for the Westminster chimes, commissioned by the Marcy-Holmes Neighborhood Association, with funding from the University of Minnesota Good Neighbor Fund.