‘The Cage’ Variations by Ted Hearne. Hosts Hrabba Atladottir and Eric Dudley
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‘The Cage’ Variations by Ted Hearne. Hosts Hrabba Atladottir and Eric Dudley
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San Francisco Contemporary Music Players
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San Francisco Contemporary Music Players present
“The Cage” Variations by Ted Hearne
Hosts, Eric Dudley and Hrabba Atladottir
Online release date/time: Friday, Nov 6, 2020, 7PM PT
How Music is Made
ONLINE Series
Produced by San Francisco Contemporary Music Players, 2020
Lisa Oman, Executive Director
Eric Dudley, Artistic Director
Amadeus Regucera, Artistic Production Director
Performed on January 18, 2019
at SF Conservatory of Music
Ted Hearne, “The Cage” Variations (2014)
Molly Joyce, Blue Swell (2012)
Ted Hearne, vocals
Tod Brody, flute
Jeff Anderle, clarinet/bass clarinet
Michael Downing, percussion
Kate Campbell, piano/synthesizer
Hrabba Atladottir, violin
Hannah Addario-Berry, cello
Credits in order of appearance:
Jen Rosenstein, “Ted Hearne,” copyright of the photographer
Chuck Three Productions, “San Francisco Contemporary Music Players present ‘in the Laboratory’
January 18, 2019,” copyright San Francisco Contemporary Music Players
Stephen Hahn, “SFCMP performing By-By Huey,” copyright San Francisco Contemporary Music Players
“Charles Ives,” courtesy Yale University, Irving S. Gilmore Library
Chuck Three Productions, “San Francisco Contemporary Music Players present ‘How Music is Made’:
Ted Hearne, January 18, 2019,” copyright San Francisco Contemporary Music Players
Wasily Kandinsky, Komposition B (1923)
Ben Westoby, “Installation view of Robert Rauschenberg’s Spreads at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac in London,” courtesy of Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris, London, and Salzburg
Andy Warhol, Untitled from Marilyn Monroe (1967)
Arquitectonica, “Westin Hotel Times Square, New York City,” 2002, copyright of the photographer
waiiii, “M2 Building, Kengo Kuma, Tokyo, 1991,” copyright of the the photographer
Avalon Construction Photography, “Oliver Llaneza Hessa, Chile,” courtesy of Getty Images
Charles Ives “Fourth of July (3rd movement (Summer) from A Symphony: Holidays (or ”New England Holidays”), 1904-1913), copyright Associated Music Publishers
Charles Ives, “The Cage,” copyright Associated Music Publishers
Jan DeGaetani, Gilbert Kalish, Charles Ives, “The Cage,” Charles Ives: Songs,
copyright Nonesuch Records, 1988
Shervin Lainez, “Molly Joyce,” copyright of the photographer
James Knox, “Hrabba Atladottir,” copyright San Francisco Contemporary Music Players