Erin Rogers - Composer/saxophonist

TELEMETRY

Apr 22, 2021 @7:30pm EDT – ONLINE: The UVA Department of Music and The Bridge PAI present Telemetry, a streaming event featuring Popebama. The NYC-based experimental duo will present the video premiere performance of Ryan Carraher’s …and try to become the Light? an ever-contorting, other-worldly journey of body, mind and reality, followed by Chin Ting Chan’s Fuse I, an exploration of hollow sounds, electronic triggers and ensemble interplay. Popebama will also perform co-composed work by the performers, Erin Rogers and Dennis Sullivan.

Music begins at 7:30pm streaming from https://www.twitch.tv/thebridgepai

We are excited to share the bill with Matthew Burtner, Time Lapse Dance + Jody Sperling, Becky Brown & Will Mullany. It’s FREE. Join us!

More info HERE

Facebook Event HERE

Apr 24 @4pm EDT + Apr 25 @4pm EDT – ONLINE:
Hypercube presents 2 concerts of video premieres from the Hypercube Composition Lab, Spring 2021 Edition. Works by Joshua Brown, Ziyi Tao, Alex Shanafelt, Jordan Berg, Erika Malpass, Marco A. Jimenez, Minato Sakamoto, Kyle Simpson, Joshua Charney, Jane Wong, Matthew Mason and Julian Green written for Erin Rogers (saxophone), Jay Sorce (guitar), Andrea Lodge (piano/accordion) and Chris Graham (percussion). Concerts are FREE and open to the public.

Stream from Hypercube’s YouTube Channel

Apr 24 @4pm EDT + Apr 25 @4pm EDT – ONLINE:
Hypercube presents 2 concerts of video premieres from the Hypercube Composition Lab, Spring 2021 Edition. Works by Joshua Brown, Ziyi Tao, Alex Shanafelt, Jordan Berg, Erika Malpass, Marco A. Jimenez, Minato Sakamoto, Kyle Simpson, Joshua Charney, Jane Wong, Matthew Mason and Julian Green written for Erin Rogers (saxophone), Jay Sorce (guitar), Andrea Lodge (piano/accordion) and Chris Graham (percussion). Concerts are FREE and open to the public.

Stream from Hypercube’s YouTube Channel

Part of the Look + Listen Festival 2021: At home edition, “Dear Nancine” is thingNY’s at-home, month-long series of multimedia gifts delivered through the U.S. mail. These gifts are for the receivers to enjoy alone or with household mates and close friends, and will offer ways to engage on the page, online, on a phone, outdoors, and potentially… with your old friend Nancine.

More information at: thingNY.com/events

Signups have reached capacity but you can keep up with the project at: dearnancine.com

“Dear Nancine” is being created for and because of the artistic and political reflections about “our land” and “our space,” given that the past year has forced us to occupy the smallest sliver of those things.