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Friday, March 21, 2003 |
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By Joanne Sheehy Hoover
eighth blackbird sears with intensity
Everything about the contemporary ensemble eighth
blackbird is different, as its return engagement for 20th Century
Unlimited Saturday night in the St. Francis auditorium testified. |
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Friday, March 14, 2003 |
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By Jo Ann Baldinger
eighth blackbird flies back to Santa Fe
Contemporary chamber ensemble combines music, theater
"We're trying to transform the traditional concert format into an
all-inclusive experience," said Lisa Kaplan, pianist in the
prize-winning chamber music group Eighth Blackbird. |
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Thursday, March 13, 2003 |
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By Celia R. Baker
Chamber Ensemble Takes Flight With Contemporary Sounds
When three members of eighth
blackbird turned their backs on the audience and began bouncing hips
to an infectious beat, it became apparent that these are not typical
performers of instrumental art music. |
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Wednesday, March 12, 2003 |
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By Rebecca Howard
Eighth Blackbird plays with passion
The classical music
of the future is young, hip and alive. And it's best friend is Eighth
Blackbird. The young sextet came to Libby Gardener Concert Hall
Tuesday evening with a program of new music. The group plays with
conviction, and its passion for the music comes through in every
phrase. |
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Friday, February 21, 2003 |
By Ted Shen
Chicago Tribune
Eighth Blackbird cuts and pastes in a rearranged tour-de-force Eighth Blackbird, the young instrumental sextet in residence at both
the University of Chicago and Northwestern University, has plenty of
new tricks up its sleeve, the most enticing (and possibly significant)
of which may be its collaboration with the Minimum Security Composers
Collective. |
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Monday, February 3, 2003 |
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By Anne Midgette
Expanding Boundaries, Physical And Artistic
At first there was something a little
self-conscious about the moment when the flute player and violinist
began walking around the stage. This was, after all, a chamber concert
at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and in performance classical
musicians tend to stay put. But Eighth Blackbird, a group of six young
instrumentalists specializing in contemporary music, deliberately set
out to explore the boundaries of a conventional recital on Friday
night. And within a few minutes their roaming the stage seemed as
natural as splitting the movements of four distinct pieces of music and
combining them in continuous washes of sound. |
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