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SUMMARY:Composers with Disabilities Around the World
DESCRIPTION:The Back of the Yards Chicago Public Library YOUmedia lab and Crossing Borders Music present a unique\, online chamber music program of composers with disabilities from the UK\, Haiti\, Japan\, Colombia\, and the US. During the livestream\, you’ll have a chance to interact with composers and performers! The composers were selected from a competitive call for scores\, and four of their compositions have never been performed before.\nHow to Attend:\nThis event takes place on Zoom. Please register by the day before the event so we can email you the Zoom link with plenty of time. Only one registration per household is necessary. You’ll receive an email with a link to the secure Zoom meeting information about 30 min before the program. By registering for this event\, you agree to abide by the Library Use Guidelines. Registration is limited.\nRegistration link: https://bit.ly/2I9KWzE\nUK autistic composer Rylan Gleave’s subtle sea soundscape “in waves” was commissioned by the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland for the Edinburgh Quartet in collaboration with The University of Stirling\, but\, because of the coronavirus\, will receive its premiere performance in this virtual program. The piece is inspired by three paintings by Scottish artist Kirstie Cohen and a poem by Beag Horn\, with each artist depicting waves of the Atlantic lashing into rock formations on the shore. The program will also include world premiere performances of Karen Brown’s four-movement String Quartet\, Anna Jo Maxwell’s Romance in E Major for viola and piano\, and Haitian composer Julio Lubin’s “For the Victims of Coronavirus.” The program also includes SL Stahl’s “Moda Aní\,” a piano trio whose title refers to the Jewish prayer given upon waking up\, as well as Minato Sakamoto’s evocative “Nocturne for Chinese Railway.” Rounding out the program are two solo piano pieces by Luis Calvo\, including his poignant “Adios a Bogota” which he wrote upon being forced to leave his home in Bogota to spend the rest of his life in a leper colony in the early 20th century\, as well as María del Carmen Cordovez’s Waltz in D Minor. Calvo and Carmen Cordovez are Colombian composers; their scores were provided to Crossing Borders Music by Prof. Luis Calvo Rodriguez Alvarez\, Professor of Music at the University of Antioquia.\nVideography will be provided by Aidan Kranz\, with sound by Corey Castillo.\nThis program is partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council Agency.\nPictured: Composer Rylan Gleave smiling. Photo credit: David Mar Photography (https://www.davidmarphotography.com/)
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SUMMARY:Recovering the Art of Eustasio Rosales
DESCRIPTION:“Recovering the Art of Eustasio Rosales” is unique\, interactive livestream documentary and music event celebrating the life and music of Eustasio Rosales\, “Chicago’s first Hispanic composer.” The event will start with a screening of “The Way to Andina” by Rosales great-grandson\, filmmaker Arlen Parsa\, a multi-award-winning funny documentary about Rosales and the journey to rediscover his music! Parsa will then interact live with viewers\, answering questions in real time. Then\, Crossing Borders Music will share performances of Rosales’ recently rediscovered chamber music found by Crossing Borders Music and Parsa in Rosales’s grand-daughter’s basement including his string quartet\, violin sonata\, and songs for soprano and piano\, featuring guest artist Carolina Gomez.\nEustasio Rosales was a Colombian immigrant who came to Chicago seeking a better life. Now known as “Chicago’s first Hispanic composer\,” his music was celebrated in his lifetime\, including in performances by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. After his death\, though\, his music has languished in storage in his grand-daughter’s basement. The concert will premiere recently rediscovered scores from the composer’s granddaughter’s collection\, unearthed and performed for one of the first times in the 84 years since his death!\nThe performance will be broadcast on Facebook Live and YouTube.\nThis is the final performance of Crossing Borders Music’s 2019-2020 six-concert series “Choosing Life and Freedom.” Its initial May performance date was canceled because of the pandemic.\nThis program is partially supported by a grant from Illinois Humanities.\nThis program is partially supported by a grant from the Paul M. Angell Family Foundation.\nThis program is partially supported by a grant from the Puffin Foundation.\nThis program is partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council Agency.\nPictured: a black and white photo of composer Eustasio Rosales
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