Camp Concert Hall, Booker Hall of Music
In keeping with its diverse and innovative programming, UR ensemble-in-residence and Grammy Award-winner eighth blackbird presents a concert that explores the ways rock music has influenced classical composition in the 21st century. Twelve Hands by Dutch composer Mayke Nas is a quirky ode to The Beatles' White Album, performed by six players who strum, pluck and tap inside the piano. Englishman Mark-Anthony Turnage was inspired by Led Zeppelin in his ironically titled Grazioso!, an aggressive, riff-based piece, while New York-based Marc Mellits' Spam is a fun, funky homage to the cheap, pre-cooked meat product. In contrast, Danish composer Bent Sřrensen's Deserted Churchyard is a sparse, fragile evocation of a desolate, mysterious landscape.
Ticket Prices
Adult: $20
Senior (65+): $18
UR Employee: $16
Child (0-12): $10
UR Student: Free
This event will go on sale to to the public on August 26, 2009. The Subscriber Priority Period begins on August 19, 2009.Email this pageDownload Event Info (vCalendar)
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