ANODE 2014 Festival and Symposium

From FOCI Arts:

ANODE (“Artistic New Orleans: Discussions & Extensions”) is a series of concerts, public discussions, gallery shows, and educational events on contemporary music and art taking place in New Orleans and Chicago. ANODE 2014 will feature the work of musicians, writers, and visual artists based New Orleans and from across the United States. It is in partnership with Coup d’oeil Art Consortium and the Tulane University Music Department.

Thursday April 10: Tulane University Dixon Recital Hall

Amanda DeBoer Bartlett, Shanna Gutierrez, and Jesse Langen
Premieres of works by Tulane student composers

Friday April 11: Tulane University Dixon Recital Hall

6:30 – Katalin Lukacs
ohne farbe* (2012) – Timothy McCormack
All the things inside me are doing what they need to be doing^ (2010)
– Ben Isaacs
Quietly Rising (2008) – Bryn Harrison
Arcanum: Cryptic Memories (2013) – Rick Snow

7:30 – Amanda DeBoer Bartlett, Shanna Gutierrez, and Jesse Langen
New work* (2014) – Pedro Alvarez
Kurtag-Cantus II* – Claus-Steffen Mankopf
For the Sake and the Spite of Continuity* (2013) – Ray Evanoff
For the Sake of Opacity (A Catalyst for Honesty) (2013) – Ray Evanoff
New work* (2014) – Mauricio Pauly
émoi (2010) – Evan Johnson
One, Everyone (2013) – Fredrick Gifford
Evening Rain (1981) – James Dillon

Saturday April 12: Coup d’Oeil Art Consortium

Opening of a gallery show of scores and sketches by Joan Arnau Pàmies, Ray
Evanoff, Andrew Greenwald, Evan Johnson, Timothy McCormack, and
Mauricio Pauly.

Kathryn Schulmeister
[k(d_b)s] (2013) – Joan Arnau Pàmies
The Crutch of Memory (2004) – Aaron Cassidy

Monday April 14: Constellation Chicago, 7:30 pm

Amanda DeBoer Bartlett, Shanna Gutierrez, and Jesse Langen
New work (2014) – Pedro Alvarez
Kurtag-Cantus II – Claus-Steffen Mankopf
For the Sake and the Spite of Continuity (2013) – Ray Evanoff
For the Sake of Opacity (A Catalyst for Honesty) (2013) – Ray Evanoff
New work (2014) – Mauricio Pauly
émoi (2010) – Evan Johnson
One, Everyone (2013) – Fredrick Gifford
Evening Rain (1981) – James Dillon