Subject: untempered minimalist expansions & improvisations in early music

From: Dominic Schaner <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2015 09:23:23 -0800

a concert in Berkeley CA that may be of interest to some of you.
   A (repertory & program notes available upon request). A i hope to
   release some of this material, my collection ofA The EnneadA for
   baroque lute, over the next few years; press a record or two after my
   baroque lute is completed. A this program may be a clear or veiled
   minimalist impression of my thoughts in mind and in music. A peace,
   dominic.

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                        Amy Michele WhiteA <O>A voice
                 Dominic SchanerA <O>A lute & (modal) guitar

                          Heresy of the Free Spirit
      Untempered Minimalist Expansions & Improvisations in Early Music

   Heresy of the Free SpiritA seeks to divine the improvisatory & unbound
   nature of Early Music in light of the mystical tradition from which the
   program takes its title. Exploring free form pieces & nonretrogradable
   patterns, new music composed in a minimalist style influenced by 16th &
   17th century compositional practices & 20th century composers La Monte
   Young & Charlemagne Palestine, 13th century cantigas, 17th century airs
   & monody, Heresy of the Free SpiritA is an annihilation of otherness &
   a unification of polarizing elements...

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        4:30pm Sunday February 8^th <O> 2087 Addison Street, Berkeley
                   tickets 510.845.5373 or [1][email-masked]

                            <O> presented by <O>
   [2]San Francisco Early Music Society & [3]California Jazz Conservatory

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References

   1. mailto:[email-masked]
   2. http://sfems.org/?page_id!3
   3. http://cjc.edu/concerts/?eid90