Quiet to Noise

13Sep2013

I think you should make time and space to go see the Dedalus Ensemble play Monday night, September 16, in the Willow Place Auditorium, 26 Willow Place, Brooklyn Heights. The concert begins at 8pm, and admission is by donation, but unlike the Metropolitan Museum I encourage you to be generous.

You should go because the composers presented, including Antoine Beuger and Michael Pisaro, guarantee that this will be an evening of quiet music, I am certain that you need more of it. Because not only is the world loud, but the world of music in New York is loud, and until you hear a lot of quiet music, you won’t really just how oppressive that loudness is.

http://thebigcityblog.com/2013/09/quiet-to-noise/

ME3TING Photos

ME3TING - Program

S.E.M. Ensemble and Dedalus Ensemble
present
A Concert Event by Dedalus & Friends: “Meeting”

Antoine Beuger : Jankelevitch Sextets
Tom Johnson : 5 Rational Melodies
John Lely : Symphonie #3
Luiz Henrique Yudo: A Quartet for Palladio
Michael Pisaro : Fields Have Ears 4

Katie Porter, clarinet
Brad Henkel, trumpet
Quentin Tolimieri, piano
Pascal Niggenkemper, bass
Luis Ianes, guitar
Amelie Berson, flute
Cyprien Busolini, viola
Didier Aschour, guitar

Monday, September 16, 2013 at 8pm

Willow Place Auditorium

26 Willow Place

Brooklyn Heights

Admission by donation

A polished, proficient young new-music group from France, Dedalus Ensemble is known chiefly through its recordings of pieces by Tom Johnson, Jürg Frey, and Antoine Beuger. Dedalus made its U.S. debut at Roulette on September 9 with a program entitled "Made in the USA," with commissioned works by an array of young American composers.

Their second U.S. performance at the Willow Place Auditorium on September 16 will present music from Europe, performed in collaboration with New York musicians.