[BROADCAST] New Music Gathering: Kathleen Supové, piano
Free
Randall Woolf — A Face In The Crowd
Jay Derderian — The People We Think They Are
Belinda Reynolds — Steps: In Memory of Step Kastel
Corey Dargel — Removable Parts
Paula Matthusen – ...by the inexplicabilities we call coincidence
Randall Woolf – A Face In The Crowd
Jay Derderian – The People We Think They Are
Belinda Reynolds – Steps: In Memory of Step Kastel
Corey Dargel – Removable Parts (w/ Corey Dargel, composer/singer/actor)
Sika Stanton/Donovan Smith – The Numbers (documentary)
New Music Gathering 2020 is 15 days of concerts, lectures, discussions, and fun time socializing galore.
This concert features a performance by pianist Kathleen Supové, followed by a live Q&A. (To attend the Q&A, please register for free at https://www.newmusicgathering.org/schedule.)
The concert begins at 6pm Pacific / 9pm Eastern.
Watch the concert on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/newmusicgathering/live_videos/
Full conference schedule & registration details for non-performance sessions: https://www.newmusicgathering.org/program. Registration is free.
About New Music Gathering
New Music Gathering is an annual conference dedicated to the performance, production, promotion, support and creation of new concert music. With concerts, lecture/recitals, roundtable discussions, talks, and everything from composer-performer “speed dating,” to live action role playing games, NMG aims to be both a conference in the traditional sense but also quite literally a collective place for things to grow, improve, solidify, and above all get personal.
New Music Gathering is volunteer-organized by five working musicians – Lainie Fefferman, Daniel Felsenfeld, Mary Kouyoumdjian, Jascha Narveson, and Angélica Negrón. Its focus is on meeting the needs and desires of the community in ways that are increasingly direct and diverse.
"A reunion for friends who had never met each other." ~ Rob Deemer (New Music Box, 2015)
Link to donate to New Music Gathering: https://www.newmusicgathering.org/support
About Kathleen Supové
In May 2012, Kathleen Supové received the John Cage Award from ASCAP for “the artistry and passion with which she performs, commissions, records, and champions the music of our time.” Kathleen Supové is one of America’s most acclaimed and versatile new music pianists, continually redefining the pianist/keyboardist/performance artist in today’s world. Ms. Supové presents solo concerts under the moniker THE EXPLODING PIANO. A striking presence onstage, she has performed with computers, boxing gloves, robots, and laptop orchestra.
Recent projects include two solo CDs: "The Debussy Effect," on New Focus Recordings (La Barbara-Clark-Marks-Felsenfeld-Woolf-Gosfield-Cooper), the result of a multi-composer commissioning project; and "Eye to Ivory" (Childs-Woolf-Barash-Didkovsky-Naphtali), with vocalizing, extended techniques, Yamaha Disklavier, and noise-based effects.
http://www.supove.com/