New Music Under The Big Sky
featuring
Rites of Spring Ensemble
at
Custer Astronomical Observatory
1115 Main Bayview Rd, Southold, NY 11971
Saturday, June 1st, 2024, at 7:00 PM
featuring
Rites of Spring Ensemble
at
Custer Astronomical Observatory
1115 Main Bayview Rd, Southold, NY 11971
Saturday, June 1st, 2024, at 7:00 PM
RENAN PROENCA PERCUSSIONIST |
EDUARDO LEANDRO PERCUSSIONIST |
KHESNER OLIVEIRA PERCUSSIONIST |
GABRIELE LEITE GUITARIST |
Program
Jongo by P. Bellinati
Melodia Sentimental by Heitor Villa-Lobos
Gabriele Leite, guitar
Serenade by Lou Harrison
I. Round
II. Air
III. Infinite Cannon
IV. Usul - "Little Homage to Sinan"
V. Sonata
Gabriele Leite, guitar
Eduardo Leandro, Percussion
Dressur by Mauricio Kagel
Renan Proenca, Percussion I,
Eduardo Leandro, Percussion II,
Khesner Oliveira, Percussion III
Presentation
New Music Under The Big Sky
New Music Under The Big Sky will take you on a journey to create an immersive musical evening like nothing you have experienced before. The performance features the Rites of Spring Ensemble, a new group that embodies the spirit of the new music culture and is dedicated to performing innovative, collaborative, and exciting works of living composers and the contemporary works from composers of the recent past. Whether you're a classical lover or a lover of extraordinary experiences, Music in The Sky pushes the boundaries of a traditional music event. This program presents a very exciting evening of music and stargazing! New Music Under The Big Sky aims by bringing people together, and focusing on what is happening today in the global arts world. Come and slow down with us, be immersed with music, lights and stars! Following the concert, Observatory staff will provide guided tours of the night sky (weather permitting) through our many telescopes on site, including the apochromatic Zerochromat telescope in our historic observation dome.
Jongo by P. Bellinati
Melodia Sentimental by Heitor Villa-Lobos
Gabriele Leite, guitar
Serenade by Lou Harrison
I. Round
II. Air
III. Infinite Cannon
IV. Usul - "Little Homage to Sinan"
V. Sonata
Gabriele Leite, guitar
Eduardo Leandro, Percussion
Dressur by Mauricio Kagel
Renan Proenca, Percussion I,
Eduardo Leandro, Percussion II,
Khesner Oliveira, Percussion III
Presentation
New Music Under The Big Sky
New Music Under The Big Sky will take you on a journey to create an immersive musical evening like nothing you have experienced before. The performance features the Rites of Spring Ensemble, a new group that embodies the spirit of the new music culture and is dedicated to performing innovative, collaborative, and exciting works of living composers and the contemporary works from composers of the recent past. Whether you're a classical lover or a lover of extraordinary experiences, Music in The Sky pushes the boundaries of a traditional music event. This program presents a very exciting evening of music and stargazing! New Music Under The Big Sky aims by bringing people together, and focusing on what is happening today in the global arts world. Come and slow down with us, be immersed with music, lights and stars! Following the concert, Observatory staff will provide guided tours of the night sky (weather permitting) through our many telescopes on site, including the apochromatic Zerochromat telescope in our historic observation dome.
This concert is presented by
Rites of Spring Music Festival
in collaboration with
Custer Astronomical Observatory
This project is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered by Huntington Arts Council. This concert was made possible with public funding provided by Suffolk County, sponsored by Legislator Al Krupski and with the support of the Suffolk County Legislature.
Rites of Spring Ensemble (R o S Ensemble )
R o S Ensemble is a collectively organized group of musicians dedicated to performing classical music and creating new artistic works at the highest level.
Based on the East End of Long Island, the ensemble is committed to the idea that new music belongs in every community and implements this mission through touring and outreach to connect with audiences and artists, focusing specifically on bringing music to locations out of the reach of many music organizations.
Created by founder Paolo Bartolani, pianist and artistic director of Rites of Spring Music Festival, R o S Ensemble is dedicated to connecting communities across the East End of Long Island and the United States through the development and performance of music across the country.
This ensemble explores, performs and studies new concepts of notation, extended performing techniques, group improvisation and group composition, including other aspects of performance centered around the latest developments in sonic art. Their experience is extensive: from creating and performing music in unconventional venues, to site-specific projects that combine music, natural environment, and history, to collaborating with like-minded artists, performers, and thinkers, and offering a platform for all whose work demands it.
R o S Ensemble is a collectively organized group of musicians dedicated to performing classical music and creating new artistic works at the highest level.
Based on the East End of Long Island, the ensemble is committed to the idea that new music belongs in every community and implements this mission through touring and outreach to connect with audiences and artists, focusing specifically on bringing music to locations out of the reach of many music organizations.
Created by founder Paolo Bartolani, pianist and artistic director of Rites of Spring Music Festival, R o S Ensemble is dedicated to connecting communities across the East End of Long Island and the United States through the development and performance of music across the country.
This ensemble explores, performs and studies new concepts of notation, extended performing techniques, group improvisation and group composition, including other aspects of performance centered around the latest developments in sonic art. Their experience is extensive: from creating and performing music in unconventional venues, to site-specific projects that combine music, natural environment, and history, to collaborating with like-minded artists, performers, and thinkers, and offering a platform for all whose work demands it.
