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Urban Birds Live
6月26日周六
|Audubon Center at Debs Park
Synchromy presents Urban Birds, an experience showcasing many of the incredible birds and composers of Southern California.
時間和地點
2021年6月26日 14:00 – GMT-7 16:00
Audubon Center at Debs Park, 4700 Griffin Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90031, USA
關於本活動
Christopher Adler: Ash Throated Flycatcher
Jason Barabba: Crow Language
Vera Ivanova: Mockingbird Hopscotch
Veronika Krausas: California Towhee
Pamela Madsen: Owl’s Breath
Kenji Oh: Red Shouldered Hawk
Brandon Rolle: Call and Echo
Diana Wade: Psychopomp
Dante DeSilva: Heat Thrasher
Jen Wang: Monster
PERFORMERSChristopher ADLER, khaen
Sean BARELA, bassoon
Rachel BEETZ, flute
Jennifer BEWERSE, cello
Xenia DEVIATKINA-LOH, violin
Luc KLEINER, voice
Cassia STREB, viola
Robert WALKER, oboe
Brian WALSH, clarinet
Scott WORTHINGTON, contrabass
Synchromy commissioned ten pieces from Southern California-based composers inspired by common local birds. Premiere performances will take place amongst the trees of the Children’s Garden at the Audubon Center. Visitors will have an experience similar to bird watching: wandering the beautiful ground, stumbling upon performances in unexpected places.
Viewers looking for a more interactive experience will enjoy our field guide to the featured birds and Q and A with the composers. Younger viewers will find instructions for making binoculars and bird-calls using materials found around the house, such as toilet paper tubes, rubber bands, and clothespins, which they can try out at home after this inspiring performance.
Nestled amongst ponds, trails, and gardens, the Audubon Center is a wonderful place for all Angelenos to search for birds and other native wildlife. Synchromy’s project allows audiences to explore this center and its natural inhabitants, as well as its temporary musical ones. The park is newly renovated and freshly reopened, so this will be an exploration even for those familiar with the park.
This performance was made possible in part by a grant from the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs and the California Arts Council.
— Programme notes courtesy of Synchromy's website