Hold Yourself Together Live Recording Broadcast on Q2
Q2′s second Re:Sound broadcast on Wednesday, October 26 at 7 pm will include songs from a live recording of Corey Dargel’s Hold Yourself Together performed by Dargel, James Moore, and Wil Smith at the 92Y Tribeca on October 20, 2011.
Go here to listen to the broadcast once it’s been archived.
Q2 Music presents the second Re:Sound webcast: a special, patchwork-quilt, virtual concert of those pieces which received the most votes over the second half of the American Composers Orchestra’s SONiC: Sounds of a New Century Festival 2011. Hosted by Olivia Giovetti, tonight’s presentation features performances that took place at Symphony Space, Joyce SoHo, The Stone, 92YTribeca, Roulette, Joe’s Pub and the World Financial Center Winter Garden by a multitude of powerhouse new-music ensembles including Alarm Will Sound, International Contemporary Ensemble and Ensemble Klang.
Program (not in broadcast order, and subject to change):
- Sean Friar: Little Green Pop (Ensemble Klang)
- Konrad Kaczmarak: Points on a Line (Konrad Kaczmarek, piano and electronics)
- Marcos Balter: Edgewater (International Contemporary Ensemble)
- Corey Dargel: Hold Yourself Together (Excerpts) (Innovocal)
- Matt Marks: A Song for Wade (This is Not That Song) (Alarm Will Sound)
- David T. Little: Haunted Topography (Alarm Will Sound)
- Paul Yeon Lee: Echo of a Dream (American Composers Orchestra; George Manahan, conductor)
- Andrew Norman: Unstuck (American Composers Orchestra; George Manahan, conductor)
- Greg Breyer: Bahian Counterpoint (Greg Beyer, berimbau and tape)
- Tristan Perich: qsqsqsqsqqqqqqqqq (Tristan Perich and friends)
- Clint Needham: Color Study (Camerata Aberta)
- Christopher Stark: …And Start West (American Composers Orchestra; George Manahan, conductor)
