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Stone Commissioning Series: Okkyung Lee The Idea of Red and Grey and Yellow
July 26, 2017 - 7:00pm Okkyung Lee, a New York-based artist and South Korea native, has created a body of work blurring genre boundaries through collaborations and compositions while testing the limit of contemporary cello performance techniques. Her music draws inspirations from noise and extended techniques, jazz, Western classical, and Korean traditional and popular music.
Natti Vogel Album Release
July 26, 2017 - 10:00pm "We All Move to Brooklyn", the latest single from Vogel's forthcoming orchestral pop record "Serving Body" and a longtime, interactive crowd favorite, takes on the disturbing power of money and exile in a way that's funny, fierce, lush, catchy and honest. Join the young piano singer-songwriter on the day of its release as he serenades you with his prolific, diverse body of work and one-of-a-kind, theatrical stage presence.
KING BRITT | Fhloston Paradigm: An Evening in the After…
July 28, 2017 - 10:00pm King Britt’s future forward project Fhloston Paradigm has been his focus since 2012. Fhloston Paradigm is a manifestation of afro-futurist ideals, based in an electronic music landscape.
Summer Labs: Joanna Wallfisch + Donovan Dorrance & Gregory Richardson
July 29, 2017 - 6:30pm Summer Labs residency featuring Joanna Wallfisch + Donovan Dorrance & Gregory Richardson.
The Revolution Vol. 17
July 29, 2017 - 10:00pm THE REVOLUTION is an emerging musical series that highlights artists and musicians that not only represent the core of independent pop culture in 2016 but who are standing in the breeding ground of an evolution within their genre. This edition will feature live performances from Bridget Perez, beccs, and Cross Culture.
Kaoru Watanabe: JO | HA | KYU Part II
July 30, 2017 - 7:00pm The JO | HA | KYU series presents Grammy-nominated composer, taiko drummer, and shinobue bamboo flutist Kaoru Watanabe in collaboration with four artists who represent the Arab world: Syria’s Kinan Azmeh, Lebanon’s Hadi Eldebek, and Kevork Mourad from Syria and Armenia (July 30). The NS concert marks the second installment of Watanabe’s four-part series celebrating Brooklyn’s diverse cultural makeup through music combining traditional Japanese instruments with those of other cultures.
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