| Thursday, September 23—
Opening Concert: The Percussion Revolution Lensic
Performing Arts Center, 8 pm |
| In Santa Fe (1948)* – Moondog (Louis Hardin)
(1916-1999, USA) |
Festival artists |
| Corporel (1985) – Vinko Globokar (1934-, Slovenia) |
John Kennedy |
| Ionisation (1931) – Edgard Varèse (1883-1965,
France) |
Members of SFNM with guest artists Joseph Gramley and So Percussion;
John Kennedy, conductor |
| Third Construction (1941) – John Cage (1912-1992,
USA) |
So Percussion |
| Drumming, Part I (1970-71) – Steve Reich (1936-,
USA) |
So Percussion |
Intermission |
| Music for Pieces of Wood (1973) – Steve Reich (1936-,
USA) |
So Percussion with John Kennedy |
| the so-called laws of nature (2002) I - II – III
– David Lang (1957-, USA) |
So Percussion |
* First known performance |
Friday, September 24—Premieres Concert
The Awakening Museum, 5 pm |
| Ganda Yina (n.d.) – Kakraba Lobi (1939-, Ghana) |
Joseph Gramley |
| Prism (1987) – Keiko Abe (1937-, Japan) |
Joseph Gramley |
| Song of a Fisherman (2004)* – Peter Swanzy (1980-,
USA) |
Festival artists |
| Common Cloud Clatter (2003) – C. Bryan Rulon (1954-,
USA) |
Joseph Gramley |
| Cenas Amerindias—Eldorado (1987) – Ney Rosauro
(1952-, Brazil) |
Joseph Gramley |
| Sub-Forensic Picnic (2004)* – Randy Nordschow (1969-,
USA) |
Joseph Gramley |
* Premiere |
| Friday, September 24—Santa Fe New Music and The House Foundation for the Arts Present Meredith
Monk In Concert With special Guest Theo Bleckmann Lensic
Performing Arts Center, 8 pm |
| I. Music for Unaccompanied Voice – Selections from: Songs
from the Hill (1977) Light Songs (1988) Volcano
Songs (1994) |
Composed and performed by Meredith Monk |
Intermission |
| II. Music for Voice and Piano: Gotham Lullaby (1975), Travelling (1973), Madwoman's Vision (1988), Choosing Companions from ATLAS: an opera in 3 parts (1991) |
Composed and performed by Meredith Monk |
| III. Selections from Facing North (1990) |
Developed in collaboration with Robert Een, Performed by Meredith
Monk and Theo Bleckmann |
All compositions
© Meredith Monk (ASCAP). Programs subject to change.
Technical Direction: Mike Taylor, Lighting based on original design
by Tony Giovannetti, Costume Design: Gabriel Berry and Phoebe Durland,
Sound Design: David Meschter.
This performance dedicated to the memory of Mieke Van Hoek. |
| Saturday, September 25—
The Drum is the Voice of the Trees Lensic Performing
Arts Center, 8 pm |
| Concerto for Violin and Percussion Orchestra (1961), Allegro
Maestoso – Largo – Allegro Vigoroso – Lou Harrison
(1917-2003, USA) |
Elena Sopoci, violin; Angela Gabriel, Scott Ney, Jeff Sussmann,
David Tolen, and David Wiles, percussion; Tom Maguire, conductor |
| The Circle Percussion Ensemble |
Al Faaet, Joseph Gramley, Jeff Sussmann, Jefferson Voorhees,
Dave Wayne, and Lawson White, percussion; Directed by J.A. Deane |
Intermission |
| The Motet Drummers |
Jans Ingber, Scott Messersmith and Dave Watts |
| Star Feather |
Terrance Casiquito, Winferd J. Chinana, Bryce T. Loretto,
Thurman J. Loretto, Delvin W. Toya, Dominic D. Toya, Glendon S. Toya,
Lawrence M. Toya, Jalen Kucate Yepa, Lloyd D. Yepa |
Al Faeet and Jeff Sussmann, producers |
Sunday, September 26—Festival Finale
Milner Plaza at Museum Hill, 3:30
pm |
| The Out of Context Ensemble |
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| The Out of Context Ensemble |
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| Okho (1989) – Iannis Xenakis (1922-2001, Greece) |
So Percussion |
| Shifty (2000) – Dennis DeSantis (1973-, USA) |
So Percussion |
| Las piedras del cielo (2004)* – John Kennedy (1959-,
USA) |
So Percussion and members of SFNM |
