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| Blog Name: | Creative Sage Arts Blog |
| Url: | http://www.CreativeSageArts.com/blog |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | composer, writer, multidisciplinary arts |
| Description: | The new artist blog of Cathryn Hrudicka — writer, composer, sound designer, media maker, multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary artist, and creativity and innovation coach. |
| Popularity: | 4 Followers |
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Performance on September 24th Features Works by Two Composers from the Cornelius Cardew Choir
One of my favorite groups that I perform with is the Cornelius Cardew Choir (further information below), which encourages members of the group to workshop their own experimental compositions. Rehearsals are often a salon-like atmosphere where someone will bring in a new piece, often composed as a premiere for the choir, and the rest of us are given the rare privilege of trying out a work-in-progress, usually with the composer present. This process creates a golden opportunity for supportive feedback, as the composer and performers listen to each other and
One of my favorite groups that I perform with is the Cornelius Cardew Choir (further information below), which encourages members of the group to workshop their own experimental compositions. Rehearsals are often a salon-like atmosphere where someone will bring in a new piece, often composed as a premiere for the choir, and the rest of us are given the rare privilege of trying out a work-in-progress, usually with the composer present. This process creates a golden opportunity for supportive feedback, as the composer and performers listen to each other and
Performance on September 24th Features Works by Two Composers from the Cornelius Cardew Choir
One of my favorite groups that I perform with is the Cornelius Cardew Choir (further information below), which encourages members of the group to workshop their own experimental compositions. Rehearsals are often a salon-like atmosphere where someone will bring in a new piece, often composed as a premiere for the choir, and the rest of us are given the rare privilege of trying out a work-in-progress, usually with the composer present. This process creates a golden opportunity for supportive feedback, as the composer and performers listen to each other and
One of my favorite groups that I perform with is the Cornelius Cardew Choir (further information below), which encourages members of the group to workshop their own experimental compositions. Rehearsals are often a salon-like atmosphere where someone will bring in a new piece, often composed as a premiere for the choir, and the rest of us are given the rare privilege of trying out a work-in-progress, usually with the composer present. This process creates a golden opportunity for supportive feedback, as the composer and performers listen to each other and
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