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Composer, fiddler, and University of Michigan faculty member Evan
Chambers is this year's Featured Composer. |
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Find out who's who, and what they'll be performing, as
well as program notes for each work on the concert.
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Information for technical staff, participants, and concertgoers including run-throughs,
concert times, and technical rehearsals, can be found here.
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Third Practice, presented by the Department
of Music and the Modlin Center
for the Arts is an annual festival of new electro-acoustic music and
works for mixed media. Its inaugural season will present works
for instruments and computer, video, live remixing and multi-channel works
for tape. This year's festival will feature works of composer Evan Chambers and will
present pieces by composers from around the country including Arizona,
Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, New York and Virginia. For more information
contact Benjamin
Broening.
The terms Prima and Secunda Pratica first arose during the famed controversy between Claudio
Monteverdi and Giovanni Artusi in the first decade of the 17th century. Monteverdi's 'Second Practice',
first mentioned in a letter dated 1603, involved new approaches toward dissonance and melodic construction
in the music of the day. So, in naming our festival 'Third Practice', we recognize the use of
technology to be a new and expressive way of creating music in our time.
- Tickets are not required for this event. There will be open seating for both
concerts on November 3, 2001.
- Getting Here: How to
find the University, and the Modlin Center once you're here.
- A History of the University.
- Information about the Richmond Area.
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