Feldman in Focus with Red Light New Music at Leonard Nimoy Thalia
Feb. 21, 2012

On Monday, February 27, New York City’s Red Light New Music presents The Viola in My Life: The Influence of Morton Feldman, an exploration of the music of this contemporary music luminary and his lasting influence on 21st century composers. Taking place at Symphony Space’s Leonard Nimoy Thalia, the program features two sections from the eponymous cycle by Feldman as well as brand new works by Scott Wollschleger, Ted Hearne and Keeril Makan that play off principal ideas and aesthetics found in Feldman’s music. The Viola in My Life is a gorgeous succession of delicate sounds in which Feldman, through the interaction of sound and silence, conjures up a desolate magic on a plane where time somehow becomes altered, and transformed. Watch the composers talk about their new works here.
More on the life and music of Morton Feldman can be found at www.universaledition.com.
Visit www.redlightnewmusic.org for details on this concert and upcoming events with Red Light New Music.
Morton Feldman
The Viola in My Life I (1970)
for viola, percussion, piano, violin and cello
9’
The Viola in My Life II (1970)
for viola, clarinet, percussion, cello, violin and cello
12’
The Viola in My Life III (1970)
for viola and piano
6’
The Viola in My Life IV (1971)
for viola and orchestra
2.2.ca.2.bcl.2-2.2.2.1-2perc-hp.cel.str
20’
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