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Concert #3

Concert #3 – Patterns in A Chromatic Field

Wednesday 12th December, 7:30-9pm

356 Bowen Terrace, New Farm QLD 4005

Adult $25 / Concession $18 / Student $10

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PROGRAM 

Morton Feldman – Patterns in A Chromatic Field

Please join the artists for a complementary glass of bubbles and sumptious nibbles after the event*

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ARTISTS

Katherine Philp (cello)

Alex Raineri (artistic director / piano)

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Famous for writing works of epic duration, dynamic reticence and extreme nuance, American composer Morton Feldman’s music is based on subtlety, perception and intimacy. Feldman was in the vanguard of the New York art-world in the 1950s. Among his most influential associations were his friendships with composer John Cage and the abstract expressionist painters Philip Guston, Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko.

A tour de force for cello and piano, Patterns in a Chromatic Field is as the piece suggests – a study in oscillating chromatic patterns that through a complex rhythmic discourse render the tale of this eighty-minute sonic adventure.

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