Automata is pleased to host SOUTHLAND ENSEMBLE in a full season of five programs, to be presented between October 2017 and June 2018.
Season Tickets include all 5 Programs at a discounted rate of 20%.
You can also purchase tickets to each individual event.
Program 1:
WERDER/FREY
Sunday, October 29th, 8pm.
Program 2:
FLUXUS:CONSTRUCTION
Saturday December 9th, 8pm
Program 3:... (more)
Automata is pleased to host SOUTHLAND ENSEMBLE in a full season of five programs, to be presented between October 2017 and June 2018.
Season Tickets include all 5 Programs at a discounted rate of 20%.
You can also purchase tickets to each individual event.
Program 1:
WERDER/FREY
Sunday, October 29th, 8pm.
Program 2:
FLUXUS:CONSTRUCTION
Saturday December 9th, 8pm
Program 3:
MUSIC of WADADA LEO SMITH
Friday January 26, 8pm
Program 4:
MUSIC of RUTH CRAWFORD SEEGER
Saturday April 7th, 8pm
Program 5:
NEW WORK: LAURA STEENBERGE
Saturday June 2nd, 8pm
ABOUT SOUTHLAND ENSEMBLE
Formed in 2013, Southland Ensemble is a contemporary chamber ensemble dedicated to the interpretation and performance of experimental music. The ensemble consists of eight core members and often collaborates with guests as the music requires. Each member of the ensemble is proficient on a least one or more traditional Western instruments, as well as spoken word and found objects - stones, radios, sheet metal, and household items to name a few.
It is the mission of Southland Ensemble to present experimental music to a wide variety of audiences through the mediums of interactive concerts, lectures and workshops. The ensemble believes strongly in the power of creative programming to educate and enhance the audience’s understanding of an historical or artistic period. Each concert is carefully programmed to reflect a specific creative period in a location or composer's career. Since its formation, the ensemble has presented works by Christian Wolff, Alvin Lucier, Pauline Oliveros, Robert Ashley, James Tenney, Alison Knowles, Anthony Braxton and Laurence Crane, among others.
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