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The International Street Cannibals Present Iambic Mishegas
For Immediate Release
Jeffrey James Arts Consulting
516-586-3433 or jamesarts@att.net
The International Street Cannibals and guest artists will present Iambic Mishegas, a concert on Monday, April 19 – 8:00 PM at The Players Theatre, 115 MacDougal Street in Manhattan.
The concert will feature excerpts from Gene Pritsker's chamber opera William James Varieties of Religious Experience, Josephs Pehrson's Nature of the Universe for flute, narrator and dancer, Arthur Kampela's micro-opera, Elevator Man, electronic incidental music to Shakespearean scenes by Dan Cooper, as well as structured and free improvisations over sonnets by Wyatt, Shakespeare and Spenser, with a Finale utilizing Elizabethan verse and harmonically updated Klezmer.
Performers will include Greg Baker, guitar, Dan Barrett, narrator/cello, Charles Coleman, baritone/narrator, Larry Goldman, bass, Jose Moura, bass, Stephanie Griffin, viola, Arthur Kampela, guitar, Margaret Lancaster, flute, Joseph Pehrson, narrator, Gene Pritsker, guitar, Lynn Bechtold, violin, Thomas Carlo Bo, conductor and choreography and dance by Linda Pehrson, Amanda Mottur and Megan Sipe.
Admission to the April 19 event is $10. For reservations, call 212 475 1449. For more information, please contact ISC at 212-961-0357, 646-522-9442 or 646-431-2818.
The International Street Cannibals offer musical presentations which defy the hierarchical space of the concert hall, and which represent diverse stages and modalities of composition. They were conceived by Director Dan Barrett, and are steered by Resident Composer Gene "Noizepunk" Pritsker, Co-Director Dan Cooper, Artistic Director Franz Hackl, Dance Directors Alan Good and Megan Sipe, and Artistic Advisor Dave Taylor. Much more about them at http://streetcannibals.com/.
For press inquiries or more information, contact Jeffrey James Arts Consulting at 516-586-3433 or jamesarts@att.net.
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Jeffrey James Arts Consulting
516-586-3433 or jamesarts@att.net
The International Street Cannibals and guest artists will present Iambic Mishegas, a concert on Monday, April 19 – 8:00 PM at The Players Theatre, 115 MacDougal Street in Manhattan.
The concert will feature excerpts from Gene Pritsker's chamber opera William James Varieties of Religious Experience, Josephs Pehrson's Nature of the Universe for flute, narrator and dancer, Arthur Kampela's micro-opera, Elevator Man, electronic incidental music to Shakespearean scenes by Dan Cooper, as well as structured and free improvisations over sonnets by Wyatt, Shakespeare and Spenser, with a Finale utilizing Elizabethan verse and harmonically updated Klezmer.
Performers will include Greg Baker, guitar, Dan Barrett, narrator/cello, Charles Coleman, baritone/narrator, Larry Goldman, bass, Jose Moura, bass, Stephanie Griffin, viola, Arthur Kampela, guitar, Margaret Lancaster, flute, Joseph Pehrson, narrator, Gene Pritsker, guitar, Lynn Bechtold, violin, Thomas Carlo Bo, conductor and choreography and dance by Linda Pehrson, Amanda Mottur and Megan Sipe.
Admission to the April 19 event is $10. For reservations, call 212 475 1449. For more information, please contact ISC at 212-961-0357, 646-522-9442 or 646-431-2818.
The International Street Cannibals offer musical presentations which defy the hierarchical space of the concert hall, and which represent diverse stages and modalities of composition. They were conceived by Director Dan Barrett, and are steered by Resident Composer Gene "Noizepunk" Pritsker, Co-Director Dan Cooper, Artistic Director Franz Hackl, Dance Directors Alan Good and Megan Sipe, and Artistic Advisor Dave Taylor. Much more about them at http://streetcannibals.com/.
For press inquiries or more information, contact Jeffrey James Arts Consulting at 516-586-3433 or jamesarts@att.net.
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