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Thursday, December 13, 2007

Heather Frasch's latest to be performed Monday

Attention Bay Area readers:

ANALOG arts ensemble member Heather Frasch's latest piece "Segmented Fragmentations" will be performed by the Berkeley Contemporary Chamber Players on Monday, December 17 at 8 PM in Hertz Hall on the UC Berkeley campus. Advance tickets are available online, and the concert is free to Cal grad students.

The piece was created this summer for the Acanthes Festival in France/Luxembourg, and a revised version will be performed in Berkeley.

You can also find Heather onstage, performing in "Night Edge," a new work by Evelyn Ficarra.

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ANALOG arts ensemble is a network of artists and musicians that is rapidly making its mark on the contemporary music scene. With an universal sensibility, ANALOG programs have consistently edged classical music into new terrain, where concerts are organically shaped by an unpredictable array of artistic disciplines. A typical event might offer Stockhausen's music alongside Bjork's while the audience roams around the performance space, observing isolated musicians as objets d'art.

Formed in 2001 by two trumpet players who sought to continue their creative collaboration, though separated by some 400 miles, ANALOG gave its first performance in a one-room stone church deep in the Maryland countryside. That first concert bore many of the traits that were to become hallmarks of ANALOG events: new commissions, ingenious arrangements, juxtapositions of seemingly incompatible musics, and dramatic pacing.

In the summer of 2004, ANALOG presented its first music festival, ARTSaha! Specifically designed for Omaha audiences, ARTSaha! was recognized in 2005 by The Reader as one of the cultural highlights of Omaha. In 2006, ARTSaha! was presented in partnership with the University of Nebraska at Omaha.

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Heather Frasch's latest to be performed Monday

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