a collaborative series of events on the themes of change & transformation ... in our lives, in our art
a collaborative series of events on the themes of change & transformation ... in our lives, in our art











Roger Reynolds (Artist in Residence, University of California, Washington Center, Calit2 Composer in Residence) – composer
Steve Antosca (VERGE ensemble, Artistic Director) – composer, computer musician
Lisa Cella (University of Maryland Baltimore County) – flute
Bill Kalinkos (Alarm Will Sound, New York) – bass clarinet
Ross Karre (red fish blue fish, Ensemble XII, and University of California, San Diego) – percussionist, interdisciplinary artist
Lina Bahn (University of Colorado at Boulder & VERGE ensemble) – violin
Alexis Descharmes (Ensemble Court-Circuit, the National Opera Orchestra, Paris) – violoncello
Jaime Oliver (Lima, Peru, and University of California, San Diego) – computer musician
additional participants:
Thomas DeLio (University of Maryland) – moderation
Library of Congress Whittall Pavilion
Wednesday, March 3, 2010, 2:00 PM: Forum on CHANGES: SEASONS
The CHANGES: SEASONS concert is being presented in partnership between the National Gallery of Art and the University of California, Washington Center (UCDC), with the additional collaboration of the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technologies (Calit2), University of Maryland, Computer Music Department of Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University, American University, La Maison Française/Embassy of France, the Library of Congress, the Contemporary Music Forum, the Randy Hostetler Living Room Music Fund and Meet the Composer (funded in part through the MetLife Creative Connections program).
The concert will center around Roger Reynolds’ SEASONS, music by co-organizer Steve Antosca, and by Twentieth Century pioneers Edgard Varèse and Iannis Xenakis. The program will feature an exceptional complement of international specialists in contemporary music performance and the real-time computer processing and spatialization of sound. Performers will be placed strategically at different levels throughout the Atrium of the East Building of the National Gallery of Art. Their placement, coordinated with technology developed for the concert, will respond to the sonic – as well as the visual – uniqueness of I. M. Pei’s architectural vision.
logo: karen reynolds
The inaugural concert of the National Gallery of Art New Music Ensemble
performing the world première of Cycle I of SEASONS by Roger Reynolds