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Friday, November 201433 E 33rd St Cleveland
Doors 7:30, music 8PM
$15 suggested donation
No one will be turned away for a lack of funds
Hypercube
Stephan Haluska
Hypercube has built a reputation on high-energy performances with impressive execution. The NYC-based quartet embraces the boundaries of chamber music, featuring cutting-edge works for saxophone, guitar, piano and percussion, while spanning electric and acoustic worlds. Hypercube is Andrea Lodge (piano), Jay Sorce (guitar), Erin Rogers (saxophone), and Chris Graham (percussion).
Hypercube is featuring music by Ashkan Behzadi and Seong Ae Kim:
Subtle shifts and resonant colors unfold gradually in Ashkan Behzadi’s afaint:afar, inviting close listening and a heightened awareness of sonic detail.
The haunting, a fragmented, Samuel Beckett, echoing throughout:
till afar
taper faint
the eyes
in the dead still
we are here (2021) by Seong Ae Kim for tenor saxophone, electric guitar, piano, and percussion. Recorded May 13, 2024 at Adelphi Performing Arts Center.
“Recently, a close friend of mine shared her experience of being a targeted victim of Asian hate. When she was physically attacked in broad daylight in NYC, there was a crowd of people around her at the scene. However, no one tried to help her until after the perpetrator vanished from the scene. She was badly physically hurt, but the emotional wound and the mistrust that she experienced from her community left a larger scar. Anti Asian hate crimes in New York City have surged 361% in 2021 according to the NYPD. “We are here,” is a requiem for those victims of Asian hate crimes including the Atlanta spa shooting in March 2021. It is a reminder to them, and to all of us, that we stand in solidarity to fight against Asian Hate and we as a community together will fight against Asian hate.” —Seong Ae Kim
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Viewing the harp as a frequently misunderstood and underrepresented instrument, Cleveland-based musician, Stephan Haluska draws from the harp's unique textural, percussive, physical, and kinetic qualities, favoring new ways to expand his sound palette by blending extended harp vocabulary with electronics.
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Convivium 33, 1433 E 33rd St,Cleveland,OH,United States
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