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New York Times (Allan Kozinn on May 8).
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Friday’s concert was recorded for broadcast Wednesday, May 9 on Q2, New York’s home for New Music, and WNYC’s New Sounds on Friday, May 21!
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Festival performers Jack Quartet were guests on WNYC’s Soundcheck on April 28 at 2 pm!
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YOUR 2010 LOOK & LISTEN FESTIVAL
The 2010 Look & Listen Festival enjoyed standing-room only crowds for every concert!
May 7 @ 8PM
Chelsea Art Museum, 556 West 22nd Street, NYC
http://chelseaartmuseum.org/
Paintings by Jean Miotte
Hosted by John Schaefer (WNYC)
Look & Listen presented its first commission, a new work by Dr. Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez, written for prominent sextet eighth blackbird, along with performances by dynamic pianist Jade Simmons and the ever-exciting Jack Quartet, who appeared on WNYC’s Soundcheck, hosted by John Schaefer, on April 28 at 2 pm, to discuss the Festival! Special guests at Friday’s L&L concert included composers Caleb Burhans, John Corigliano, Hannah Lash, Missy Mazzoli, & Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez.
May 8 @ 8PM
Gary Snyder/Project Space, 250 West 26th Street, NYC
http://www.garysnyderart.com/projectspace/
Paintings by Beatrice Mandelman
Hosted by Lara Pellegrinelli
The renowned foursome So Percussion returned for its 9th consecutive appearance at L & L. Joining So were the ebullient toy pianist Phyllis Chen and the sonorous, a capella group Meridionalis. Ambient music by Jason Treuting welcomed the audience. Ms. Pellegrinelli interviewed the evenings composers throughout the concert.
May 9 @ 3PM (Special Mother’s Day Event – mother’s admission free!)
Chelsea Art Museum, 556 West 22nd Street, NYC
http://chelseaartmuseum.org/
Paintings by Jean Miotte
Hosted by Terrance McKnight (WQXR)
Sunday’s finale featured the youthful sound and energy of Face the Music, elegant and alluring pianist Tanya Bannister, and the striking sounds of percussionist Eduardo Leandro. Ambient music by Odeya Nini filled the space as audience entered, and Mr. McKnight interviewed the afternoon’s composers throughout the concert.