Sangati Center Presents
Carnatic Vocal Concert with Harish Ganapathy
Harish Ganapathy, a disciple of noted violin artist V. V. Subramaniam, began his musical training in Bahrain, and continued under the tutelage of Tanjore S. Sitaraman, a disciple of T. M. Thyagarajan and P. S. Narayanaswami. Harish was awarded the first prize in the senior vocal category at the Cleveland Thyagaraja Aradhana Festival in 2000, and in 2005 gave a significant performance in Chennai accompanied by his guru on violin and Sangeetha Kalanidhi T. K. Murthy on mridangam.
www.sangaticenter.org
$10-20 sliding scale
7pm to 8pm, Subterranean Art House 2179 Bancroft Way
Hosted by Tristan and Tashina Clarridge. $22.50 advance / $24.50 at door. 644-2020. www.thefreight.org
8pm, Freight and Salvage Coffee House, 2020 Addison
Koinonia Music Fest (Koinonia is the anglicisation of a Greek word (κοινωνία) that means communion by intimate participation; or better, a third mind created between two minds in communion). Performers from the "experimental" music community speak about their work and then do a short performance. The evening concludes in a Q & A with the audience and all the performers.
The aim is three-fold: one is to provide a context through which those unfamiliar with experimental music may come to appreciate its more subtle beauty. Another is to allow long-time listeners a chance to hear about the intimate inner workings of the music they love. Lastly, to create a rich dialogue between artists whose paths may not have otherwise crossed.
RDuckShow/Riz Orkestra and Guillermo Galindo!
"Empty Strategy: Post Modern and Vintage Sound Puzzles"
A synthesis of acoustic and electronic instruments exploring the boundaries and junctions of spontaneous music with traditional and
technological viewpoints. And Guillermo Galindo:
Guillermo's (aka gal* in_dog) latest work is based on the human voice, resonance and acoustic spaces and alternative tuning systems.
During his performance he will be creating a live piece using voice and resonance activating physical objects in situ.
8pm to 10pm, 2133 University