Tomomi Adachi's Noh-opera / Noh-tation: Decoding John Cage's Unrealized Project
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$40 ($32 member/person w/ disability)
- Tomomi Adachi, performer
- Gelsey Bell, voice
- Isabel Lepanto Gleicher, flute
- James Austin Smith, oboe
- Campbell MacDonald, clarinet
- Rebekah Heller, bassoon
- Mike Lormand, trombone
- Wakako Matsuda, Noh actor
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International Contemporary Ensemble collaborates with performer/composer/poet/visual artist Tomomi Adachi for a three-concert series titled John Cage's Japan celebrating John Cage's relationship with Japanese culture, presented by the Japan Society this season. In the second concert on Thursday, November 16, 2023 at 7:30pm, Adachi brings John Cage's unrealized project, Noh-opera: Or the Complete Musical Works of Marcel Duchamp, to life in a world premiere performance.
About International Contemporary Ensemble
With a commitment to cultivating a more curious and engaged society through music, the International Contemporary Ensemble – as a commissioner and performer at the highest level – amplifies creators whose work propels and challenges how music is made and experienced.
https://www.iceorg.org/About Tomomi Adachi, performer
About Gelsey Bell, voice
About Isabel Lepanto Gleicher, flute
About James Austin Smith, oboe
About Campbell MacDonald, clarinet
https://fwphil.org/about-the-phil/meet-the-musicians/campbell-macdonald-1
About Rebekah Heller, bassoon
Rebekah Heller is an artist whose work aims to expand the sonic possibilities of her instrument and the field at large. Called "an impressive solo bassoonist" by The New Yorker, she is dedicated to exploration, experimentation, and a robust collaborative practice.
https://www.rebekahheller.com/