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About this Event
DMICS Presents: Lisa Moore and CRUX
The Del Mar International Composers Symposium (DMICS) is thrilled to present Lisa Moore and clarinettist Lloyd Van't Hoff, who together comprise CRUX. Blending the warm, rich energy of piano and clarinet, this cross-continental Australian-born duo have performed diverse and powerful programs from New York City to Melbourne. With repertoire ranging from classics by Berg, Bernstein, and Brahms to new works by modern composers such as Martin Bresnick, Elena Kats-Chernin, and Peter Sculthorpe, CRUX approaches everything they perform with incredible virtuosity and panache. This performance will also feature several works for solo piano written for Moore, including by Martin Bresnick and Melody Bridgham.
DMICS exists to encourage the sharing of new musical ideas between composers, performers, and the community, and to present the best new concert music from around the world in the City of Del Mar. In particular, DMICS is designed to allow composers and performers a space to collaborate intimately on the creation and presentation of new works, while inviting the public to experience that process first-hand. DMICS is a sponsored program of the Del Mar Foundation. For more information, please visit delmarcomposers.org.
Artist Bios:
Hailed as "visionary" by The New Yorker, Lisa Moore has lived and worked in the new music scene of New York City since 1985, frequently collaborating with contemporary composers. Moore has performed hundreds of world premieres and recorded over 40 albums. Winner of the silver medal in the 1981 Carnegie Hall International American Music Competition, for sixteen years (1992-2008) Moore was the founding pianist for the Bang On A Can All-Stars – New York’s acclaimed electro-acoustic sextet.
Born in Darwin, Australia, and hailed as, "A technical and expressive master of his instrument" (The Age), Lloyd Van’t Hoff came to prominence as the winner of the Grand Prize and Sir Charles Moses Trophy, along with the Triffitt Prize in the 2015 Symphony Australia ABC Young Performers Awards. A regular performer at chamber music festivals in Australia and around the world, Van’t Hoff has appeared as a chamber musician at the Australian Festival of Chamber Music, Musica Viva Festival and the Huntington Estate Music Festival in Australia, Norfolk Chamber Music Festival in the USA, the International Festival of Modern Music in Beijing, the Menhuin Festival in Switzerland, the Young Euro Classic in Germany, the Grafenegg Summer Music Festival in Austria, and the Banff Centre in Canada.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
St Peters Episcopal Church, 334 14th Street, Del Mar, United States
USD 10.00 to USD 45.00