Wayward Music Series: Satchel Henneman – New Works for Guitar
$5-$15 donation
Randy Hathaway — Diurnal Summer
Ava Mendoza — Etude for Electric Guitar
Ian O’Sullivan — Satchelinianna
Jeffrey Bowen — Redoubling
Alessandro Rovegno — three fragments of an incomplete whole
Zachary James Watkins — Fiery
Anne Goldberg-Baldwin – for solo guitar
Randy Hathaway – Diurnal Summer
Ava Mendoza – Etude for Electric Guitar
Ian O’Sullivan – Satchelinianna
Jeffrey Bowen – Redoubling
Alessandro Rovegno – three fragments of an incomplete whole
Zach Watkins – Fiery
Life is No Way to Treat an Animal II is the second installment of commissions concerts by Seattle-based guitarist Satchel Henneman. With a diverse range of composers, each working in very different musical realms, this project offers a broad perspective on current musical practices. Though the conventions of these composers vary widely, these works find commonality in the sensation of something new.
Satchel Henneman is a skilled classical and improvising guitarist, performance artist, and composer. He is a recent graduate of Cornish College of the Arts’ music department, where he cultivated a strong relationship and foundation with the world of choreography and movement. Satchel is committed to performing music of living composers, particularly works by his fellow colleagues and fellow artists. He has performed in masterclasses and concerts in Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. Satchel will be starting his graduate studies at Yale University in the fall.
About Satchel Henneman
Satchel Henneman (b.1995) is a composer and virtuoso guitarist from the Pacific Northwest currently based in Riverside, California. He has received degrees from Cornish College of the Arts (BM '17) and Yale School of Music (MM '20), where he studied with Ben Verdery. Satchel has guest lectured at the Yale School of Architecture, The New School, and Pace, and is currently on faculty at the Riverside Arts Academy and the Claremont Community School of Music.
https://www.youtube.com/@satchelhenneman7879About Wayward Music Series
Each month, Nonsequitur and a community of like-minded organizations and artists present 10 concerts of adventurous and experimental music in the gorgeous Chapel Performance Space at the Good Shepherd Center: contemporary/post-classical composition, free improvisation and the outer limits of jazz, electronic/electroacoustic music, new instruments, phonography, sound art, and other innovative musics.
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