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This groupmuse happened on Sunday, September 10, at 2:00 PM PDT.

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Art and Sound (and dance) , Vol XI

Art and Sound (and dance) , Vol XI

SoMa, SF

Sun, September 10, 2023 2:00 PM, PDT

Pay the musicians
Capacity
8 of 40 spots still available
Vaccine policy
COVID vaccine not required
Testing policy
COVID testing not required
Indoors
This is an indoor event
Mask policy
Masks are not required
If you feel sick, stay home
Drinking policy
Bring your own drinks
Outdoors
Bathroom available
ADA access
Accessible

Host

Jeff W. Superhost

In continuing to explore the interplay among the arts, this event will add a new element. Michele Walther will present some of her original " looper" compositions for violin, with dance interpretations / inspirations by Mark Galvan, a contemporary dancer and instructor. All of which will be presented in the gallery, surrounded by the current exhibit "Four Square".

What's the music?

This performance is a presentation of music, dance, painting and poetry. Paintings of the art exhibition will become part of the performance.

Michele Walther - violin and live looping & Mark Galvan - dance will perform music by Corelli, Piazzolla, and originals, paired with expressive Japanese Butoh dance theatre.

Live looping works like a "one-woman-orchestra", with Michele playing multiple parts at the same time.

The performance will feature evocative music and dance with the theme Darkness & Light - the Cycle of Life.

Location

Exact address sent to approved attendees via email.

Comments

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Michele W., 23 days ago

Thank you so much for everyone who came to see us perform! We had a great time and really appreciated you and the wonderful space! Also a big thank you to Jeff who hosted us, and to Mike, the gallery owner.


L B., 22 days ago

Dear Michele,
I really enjoyed this performance. Your music was wonderful, and I found the story the man who performed the dance provided, and his movements, very touching and inspiring.
At the event, I mentioned I felt you would enjoy the music of Maya Baiser, and found myself listening again to her work on a Spotify station I created to do so. In addition to Maya Baiser, I would highly recommend the work of another musical artist, Julia Kent, as she is a violinist rather than a cellist (Baiser is a cellist), with some striking similarisities to your own style. Wishing you happy listening!
Best, 
L Bahr
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Attendees

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Ava S.
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Stephen S.
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James R.
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Pierina D.
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Ben K.
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Ania M.
Sharon M.
Julia C.
Kyle S.
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