LOMA is coming to Modern Music for their NORTH TEXAS PREMIERE! See this incredible band who is taking over the world with their intimate, yet expansive sound.
“I just kept listening to that song [Black Willow] over and over,” he told the BBC. “I don’t often do that these days.” - Brian Eno
Tickets on sale Monday, June 24 at 10am. Seating is limited. Individual ticket prices are $15 in advance and $18 at the door.
Performance of Dance and Music
Presented by Contemporary Dance/Fort Worth
Presented by Contemporary Dance/Fort Worth
Night of 100 Solos: A Centennial Event– With the original performances having taken place on April 16 in New York City, Los Angeles, and London, the edited versions of this largest Cunningham Event ever will be displayed simultaneously in the Museum Auditorium, the Grand Lobby, and Gallery 14 on the following dates:
Performance of Dance and Music
Presented by Contemporary Dance/Fort Worth
Composer/choreographer collaborative premieres featured will include:
Lynn Lane and Jennifer Mabus of The Transitory Sound and Movement Collective (Houston) will perform "An Echo of Nothing." The title is taken from the John Cage quote, "Every something is an echo of nothing."
Performance of Dance and Music
Presented by Contemporary Dance/Fort Worth
Composer/choreographer collaborative premieres featured will include:
Lynn Lane and Jennifer Mabus of The Transitory Sound and Movement Collective (Houston) will perform "An Echo of Nothing." The title is taken from the John Cage quote, "Every something is an echo of nothing."
Subject vs. Object: Can Dance Be Abstract?
Presented by Contemporary Dance/Fort Worth
Presented by Contemporary Dance/Fort Worth
Presented by Contemporary Dance/Fort Worth
Night of 100 Solos: A Centennial Event– With the original performances having taken place on April 16 in New York City, Los Angeles, and London, the edited versions of this largest Cunningham Event ever will be displayed simultaneously in the Museum Auditorium, the Grand Lobby, and Gallery 14 on the following dates:
Some of the greatest new ideas of modern music - minimalism, ambient music, chance music - are brazenly self-effacing. Much like the artists featured in Disappearing - California, c. 1970, modern composers sometimes go to heroic lengths to negate their own identity and agency, often asking that the performers of their music do the same. The works on this concert will reveal the beauty that can emerge when ego and identity are stripped away from the process of making music.
featuring: A CMSFW ENSEMBLE
Felix Olschofka, Violin
Giora Schmidt, Violin
Richard Young, Viola
