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| 05/05/12 | NEW MUSE in Madison | State Street | United States |
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Time: 12:00pm.
NEW MUSE Presents: Madison Muse Fest Muse Fest 2012 will be a day to celebrate Madison’s rich cultural legacy in music, dance, theater and visual art. Sponsored in part by the 2011 UW-Madison Arts Enterprise New Arts Venture Challenge, we will work closely with local vendors to transform the downtown Madison area into an inviting space for Dane County residents and visitors to enjoy presentations of local art and to partake in what businesses have to offer. This one-of-a-kind event will feature works by leading up-and-coming composers from across the county, starting with a NEW MUSE-led flash mob at the Farmer’s Market, continuing throughout the afternoon as pedestrians are invited to navigate through five multidisciplinary music installations inside State Street businesses, and culminating in a showcase gala concert in the lobby of the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art. |
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| 02/10/12 | NEW MUSE in Madison, WI | Madison Children’s Museum | United States |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Admission: TBA.
Age restrictions: No Minors.
Address: 100 N. Hamilton Street, Madison, WI 53703.
NEW MUSE Presents: Adult Swim @ Madison Children’s Museum Back by popular demand, we’re bringing our vaudeville-inspired show back for a one-night-only installation as part of Madison Children’s Museum “Adult Swim.” Get ready to climb, crawl, and bounce through the magical world of music and adventure. Who said being creative was just for kids? |
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| 01/20/12 - 01/21/12 | NEW MUSE in Madison | Music Hall | United States |
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Time: 8:00pm.
Age restrictions: All Ages.
Address: 925 Bascom Mall.
NEW MUSE Presents: The World Premiere of Wired for Love, a New Online Opera Music by Jerry Hui | Story & Libretto by Jerry Hui & Lisa Kundrat If you were an Internet scam victim and you took justice into your own hands, what would happen? This groundbreaking new work tells the remarkable true story of Okoro, a Nigerian online scam purveyor; an anonymous British guy, who leads Okoro into false hope for money and mocks him for fun; and the fictional personae of these two men. The foursome become embroiled in a passionate and complex affair that tests the bounds of law, love, and existence. |
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| 07/09/11 | NEW MUSE in Madison | Art Fair on the Square (Wisconsin Public Radio Stage) | United States |
| Time: 9:30am. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: Capitol Square (State Street). Venue phone: 608-257-0158. NEW MUSE has been selected to perform as part of the 2011 Art Fair on the Square! Our set will include two world premieres by UW-Madison Alumni — “Petrichor” by Jerry Hui (flute, clarinet and percussion), and “More Cowbells, Less_____” by Becky Lipsitz (flute, clarinet, bassoon and percussion). Also on the program: “Hopi” by Philippe Hersant (solo bassoon), “A minute of news” by Eugene Novotney (solo snare drum), “Side by Side” by Michio Kitazume (drums), “Zoom Tube” by Ian Clarke (solo flute). | |||
| 04/30/11 | NEW MUSE in Madison | Plan B | United States |
| Time: 8:00pm. Admission: $5 (at the door). Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 924 Williamson Street. Contemporary classical music meets club culture in a one-of-a-kind event as New Music Everywhere (NEW MUSE) presents a modern-day vaudeville show at local nightclub Plan B on Saturday, April 30. Davina DeVille is hosting a diverse mash-up of musical styles, including jazz, electronic improvisation, cabaret songs, and contemporary classical works by William Bolcom, Travis Garrison, Scott Gendel, Matthew Orlovich and Andrew Cole. The evening will also feature the North American premiere of Guillermo Lago’s “Strong Ties” for piano and saxophone. Guest performers include The Weather Duo, the Anhinga PianoSAX Duo, local dance ensemble Ephemeral Art, and MadTown Ballroom. The festivities will finish off with a dance mix session spun by DJ Illy Holiday. Stay tuned for more news about this exciting evening! | |||
| 03/29/11 | NEW MUSE in Madison, WI | Madison Children’s Museum | United States |
| Time: 2:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 100 N. Hamilton Street, Madison, WI 53703. We are thrilled to partner with the gorgeous new Madison Children’s Museum, where we will combine music-making with storytelling. NEW MUSE is performing Francis Poulenc’s classic The Story of Babar; this time we are adding another layer of interaction by collaborating with the audience, who will be invited to act out the “story” of the music during the performance, or write down a story, picture, or use the space to move as the music compels them. In other words, we will offer a chance to re-connect music with the other creative processes that give wonder to the experiences of childhood. This event is FREE with regular museum admission. | |||
| 03/25/11 | NEW MUSE in Madison | Morphy Recital Hall | United States |
| Time: 8:00pm. Admission: FREE. Box office: 9102978742. Address: Mosse Humanities Building, 455 N. Park Street, Madison, WI 53706. New Muse is teaming up with the Midwest Graduate Music Consortium to perform new works by composers from across the Midwest – including the world premiere of Jerry Hui’s “Kalamäng” for clarinet and flute. More details coming soon! | |||
| 02/27/11 | NEW MUSE in Madison | Wisconsin State Capitol Rotunda | United States |
| Time: 1:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages. Jerry, Paola, Jonathan and hundreds of other area musicians joined with Sarah Marty (of Forward Theater and Four Seasons Theatre) as she coordinated one of the largest flash mobs in Wisconsin history. Hundreds of singers and instrumentalists performed “Do You Hear the People Sing” at the Wisconsin State Capitol. To see the complete HD video of the event, go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lyyrqavr8v0&hd=1 | |||
| 02/11/11 | NEW MUSE in Madison, WI | Madison Museum of Contemporary Art | United States |
| Time: 6:30pm. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 227 State Street, Madison, WI 53703. Thanks to a new partnership with MMoCA, our first event of 2011 will take place as part of a special gallery night for the exhibition Shinique Smith: Menagerie. We’ll be performing along with members of the UW First Wave Spoken Word and Hip Hop Arts Learning Community, “installing” live musical performances within the gallery and lobby area of works that blend academic vigor with street sensibilities. Featuring music by Nicolas Roussakis, Tom Johnson, Chiwei (Jerry) Hui, Witold Lutosławski, and Freddy Mercury, this event will also include the Wisconsin premieres of selected “Tone Clock Pieces” by New Zealander Jenny McLeod. This event is FREE for MMoCA members, $5 for non-members (at the door). | |||
| 09/11/10 | NEW MUSE in Madison, WI | Capitol Square | United States |
| Time: 8:45am. Age restrictions: All Ages. Our flash mob kick-off event, performing Samuel Barber’s “Adagio For Strings” / “Agnus Dei” with a string orchestra and a 60-singer chorus. To see the complete video of this event go to: http://youtu.be/Ml1bzA0kK1g?hd=1 | |||
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