We have had so much going on in the museum the past week that we have barely been able to capture it all. You can of course check it all out at our YouTube page, and while we are on the subject I will take just a moment to mention that we have shot up the charts to the #10 most viewed non profit page of the day, #31 of the week, and #80 of the month. Thanks for all your video viewing! Since I haven’t posted my daily recap videos in awhile I thought I would overload your senses and put all the videos up at once.
Enjoy!
If this was 7/17/08, imagine what tomorrow will be like.
Clips include Andrea Hemmenway (viola), Anne Rainwater (piano), Charlie Piper (composer); Jeremay Thal (french horn) and Friends; Louise Campbell (clarinet) trio.
If this was 7/18/08, imagine what tomorrow will be like.
Clips include Daria Binkowski (flute), Jeff Gavett (voice), Kelli Kathman (flute)
If this was 7/22/08, imagine what tomorrow will be like.
Clips include Rebecca Danard (clarinet), Jeff Gavett (voice) and Bill Solomon (percussion), Monk Singers, improvisational ensemble, and SoundPainting ensemble led by Todd Reynolds.
If this was 7/23/08, imagine what tomorrow will be like.
Clips include Malina Rauschenfels (cello), ensemble including Andy Akiho (steel pans), Andie Springer (violin), Mikhail Krutik (violin), Andie Hemmenway (viola), and Mariel Roberts (cello), Rebecca Danard (clarinet), and 4:30 recital clips including Gregg August and Greg Chudzik (bass), Mikhail Krutink (violin), Monk Singers, Derek Johnson (guitar), Greg Chudzik (bass), and an ensemble playing Scott Johnson’s The Illusion of Guidance.
If this was 7/24/08, imagine what tomorrow will be like.
Clips include two performances (flute with drum and musical saw with robokitty) as part of ambiance noise in the galleries at 1:30 and a mixed ensemble led by David Cossin at the 4:30 recital.
Greg Haymes from Albany Times Union loved the All Stars concert on Saturday. We hope you did too.
AND a note about the Marathon this Saturday. We’ve been promoting the performance of the mixed media oratorio Shelter in conjunction with Ridge Theater but we should make it clear that the films for the work are by Bill Morrison and the projections are by Laurie Olinder. Don’t miss this great weekend of music.
Clips include Andy Akiho (Steel Pan), Andy Kozar (trumpet and electronics), Andi Hemmenway (viola), Marlina Rauschenfels (flute), and selections from Gregg August’s (Bass) 4:30 recital.
PLUS: Check out this great article by Judith Fairweather in The Advocate about her first trip to MASS MoCA and her experiences with the Bang on a Can festival.
