Postponed – Telemetry: Popebama, Trash Cats, Jordan Perry & Heather Mease, Becky Brown
Date: October 14, 2020
Time: 7:30 pm
Popebama is postponing their appearance on Telemetry a later date TBD. Please tune in on Oct 14th to see the other great artists on this bill.
The UVa Department of Music and The Bridge PAI present the first ever streaming Telemetry event featuring performances from Popebama, Jordan Perry & Heather Mease, Becky Brown and Trash Cats Music begins at 7:30pm streaming from https://www.twitch.tv/thebridgepai
About the performers:
Popebama is a New York-based experimental duo that focuses on exciting performances of unconventional works. Described as “Noisily Virtuosic” (clevelandclassical.com), Erin Rogers (saxophone) and Dennis Sullivan (percussion) are composer-performers who apply text, electronics, and high-energy instrumental writing to freshly-squeezed sounds.
Heather Mease & Jordan Perry
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Becky Brown is a composer, harpist, artist, and web designer, interested in producing intensely personal works across the multimedia spectrum. She focuses on narrative, emotional exposure, and catharsis, with a vested interest in using technology and the voice to deeply connect with an audience, wherever they are. Some of her works don’t need to mean anything at all. She is currently a doctoral student in Composition and Computer Technologies at the University of Virginia.
Trash Cats – Experimental duo of Kittie Cooper and Alex Christie play lots of things with wires, knobs and strings.
https://www.kittiecooper.com/
https://alexchristie.org/
https://www.kittiecooper.com/
https://alexchristie.org/
The Telemetry Series, supported by UVA Arts and the Office of the Provost and the Vice Provost for the Arts is always free and open to the public.
This monthly music series occurs in partnership with The Bridge, and features UVA faculty, students, locals, and renown experimental performers. They push boundaries of musicianship by offering a unique laboratory to engage new methods of composition and instrumentation. Unlike anything else in the city, Charlottesville artists and audiences connect with new concepts and are continuously inspired towards ingenuity through unique sound experiences.This monthly music series occurs in partnership with The Bridge, and features UVA faculty, students, locals, and renown experimental performers. They push boundaries of musicianship by offering a unique laboratory to engage new methods of composition and instrumentation. Unlike anything else in the city, Charlottesville artists and audiences connect with new concepts and are continuously inspired towards ingenuity through unique sound experiences.
All events are subject to change.
Please call 434.924.3052 for more information.
The Bridge is located at 209 Monticello Road, Charlottesville, VA
Supported by UVA Arts & the Office of the Provost & the Vice Provost for the Arts
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