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VOICES: The 6th Annual Women in New Music Festival is a celebration of
women's voices in new music and features:
Women in New Music Festival Cal State Fullerton March 1st-4th, 2007 Meredith Monk, voice, piano and electronics Zeitgeist, two percussion, piano, clarinet Tania Leon, composer in residence IAWM Annual Concert Viv Corringham, voice and electronics with the
Masterclasses, Workshops, Open Rehearsals TBA
International Alliance for Women in Music Annual Concert The International Alliance for Women in Music (IAWM) is a global network of women and men working to increase and enhance musical activities, opportunities and promote all aspects of the music of women. The Annual Concert features works by composers selected through an annual international call for works. Featuring Guest Artists Jane Rigler, Monique Buzzarte, Ana Milosavljevic, Lisa Cella, Mary Lou Newmark, Tom Peters, the Price Duo, Debra Penberthy and the CSUF New Music Ensemble performing works by Tania Leon, Ann Millikan, Monique Buzzarte, Svetlana Bukvich-Nichols,Marcela Beatriz Pavia, Mary Lou Newmark, Nahyun Kim, Ingrid Stolzel, Deon Nielson Price, Keiko Fujiee, Jane Rigler and Lan-Chee Lam 7 p.m. Pre-concert lecture by members of IAWM, guest composers 8 p.m. Thursday,
March 1, 2007 FREE Friday, March 2, 2007: Ann Millikan, Composer in Residence, Lecture on Composing 10AM Recital Hall
"Music and Politics: Linda Dusman's 'magnificat' Series" 11AM Recital Hall
2:30-3:30 PM Meng Hall Meredith Monk, Open Rehearsal with University Singers 4-5PM Room 127 Tania Leon, Open Rehearsal, CSUF University Orchestra 5:30-6:30PM Room 119
7PM Meng Hall
8 p.m.
Friday, March 2, 2007 Saturday,
March 3, 2007: Features 6 hours
of non-stop playback of new electroacoustic works by women composers from
around the globe. Featuring new works by Anne LeBerge, Kristine Burns,
Pamela Z and others 9:00
a.m.-3:00 p.m. Pamela Madsen, Lecture: Listening Room ON THE ROAD Project; San Francisco, Miami, Amsterdam, New Mexico, Montreal and beyond 12 noon Redfield Rehearsal Room, 170 FREE Viv Corringham, voice/electronics Shadow Walks Lecture/Performance 3:00 PM Redfield Rehearsal Room, 170 Free Viv Corringham is a vocalist and sonic artist, certified in Deep Listening with work with Pauline Oliveros. Born in England and based in Minnesota since 2004 who works with improvisation, listening and soundscapes. Her current project is Shadow-walks, which are other people’s special walks, repeated and sung by her. ShadowWalks was created during her residency at Cal State Fullerton as part of her commissioned work from the American Composers Forum and the McKnight Foundation. 7 LECTURE
PANEL DISCUSSION Tania Leon, Ann Millikan, Linda Dusman, Viv Corringham with Zeitgiest, Pamela Madsen, moderator "The Role of the Composer in Society" 4:00-6:00
PM MEREDITH MONK, voice and piano 8 p.m.
Saturday, March 3, 2007 Meredith Monk is a composer, singer, director/choreographer and creator of new opera, music theater works, films and installations. A pioneer in what is now called "extended vocal technique" and "interdisciplinary performance," Monk creates works that thrive at the intersection of music and movement, image and object, light and sound in an effort to discover and weave together new modes of perception. Her groundbreaking exploration of the voice as an instrument, as an eloquent language in and of itself, expands the boundaries of musical composition, creating landscapes of sound that unearth feelings, energies, and memories for which we have no words. She has alternately been proclaimed as a "magician of the voice" and"one of America’s coolest composers."
Sunday, March 4th, 2007
with guest composer, Tania Leon St. Petersburg String Quartet Kimo Furumoto, director
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