| Who | 2010-11 Chamber Series |
| When |
Saturday, October 9, 2010
8:00pm
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All Ages
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| Where |
Winifred Smith Hall, UC Irvine (map)
Irvine, CA, USA
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| Other Info | Themed on notions of the cyclical drawing inspiration from Walt Whitman to the number 108, UCI music faculty member Kojiro Umezaki presents a program of new works for shakuhachi, percussion, and technology. Joining him will be special guest and fellow Silk Road Ensemble member, Joseph Gramley, Assistant Professor of Percussion at the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance. |
Joe Gramley
Irvine, CA – 10/09/10
For Zero
For: percussion and electronics
Composer: Kojiro Umezaki
Year(s): 2010
Commissioned by: Joseph Gramley
Written for: Joseph Gramley
Performed by: Joseph Gramley and Haruka Fujii
Composer: Kojiro Umezaki
Year(s): 2010
Commissioned by: Joseph Gramley
Written for: Joseph Gramley
Performed by: Joseph Gramley and Haruka Fujii
- Performances:
- Julliard Summer Percussion Seminar (July 2010) – premiere
New York, NY – 07/26/10
| Who | Julliard School of Music |
| When |
Monday, July 26, 2010
7:30pm
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All Ages
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| Where |
Julliard School of Music (map)
New York, NY, USA
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| Other Info | Julliard Summer Percussion Seminar Faculty and Friends Concert Room 309 |
Julliard School of Music
Julliard Summer Percussion Seminar
Faculty and Friends Concert
Julliard School of Music
Room 309
University of California, Irvine
2010-2011 Chamber Series
Saturday, October 9, 2010, 8 p.m.
Winifred Smith Hall
Kojiro Umezaki, shakuhachi
special guest – Joseph Gramley, percussion
Themed on notions of the cyclical drawing inspiration from Walt Whitman to the number 108, UCI music faculty member Kojiro Umezaki presents a program of new works for shakuhachi, percussion, and technology. Joining him will be special guest and fellow Silk Road Ensemble member, Joseph Gramley, Assistant Professor of Percussion at the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance.
American Museum of Natural History
Members of the Silk Road Ensemble explore the exciting story of Blue and White ceramics through music and discussion.(http://www.silkroadproject.org/)
Click here for more information about this event.
Review of (Cycles) America
Review of 04/24/09 concert in Saginaw, Michigan.
(Cycles) America
For: percussion and electronics
Composer: Kojiro Umezaki
Year(s): 2009
Commissioned by: Joseph Gramley
Written for: Joseph Gramley
Performed by: Joseph Gramley
Composer: Kojiro Umezaki
Year(s): 2009
Commissioned by: Joseph Gramley
Written for: Joseph Gramley
Performed by: Joseph Gramley
- Performances:
- Julliard Summer Percussion Seminar (July 2010)
- Michigan Day of Percussion (May 2010)
- Weidner Center for the Performing Arts (May 2009), University of Wisconsin – Green Bay
- Saginaw, MI (April 2009). Review is here.
- McIntosh Theatre, University of Michigan School of Music (April 2009) – premiere
Blue and White
music, narration, video
The Silk Road Ensemble
directed by Nick Cords and Kojiro Umezaki
produced by The Silk Road Project
original music – Joe Gramley, Colin Jacobsen, Kojiro Umezaki
arrangement of Ambush from Ten Sides – Wu Tong
video direction – Ken Sackheim
animation – Kevork Mourad
text and narration – Nick Cords and Kojiro Umezaki
Year(s): 2007
The Silk Road Ensemble
directed by Nick Cords and Kojiro Umezaki
produced by The Silk Road Project
original music – Joe Gramley, Colin Jacobsen, Kojiro Umezaki
arrangement of Ambush from Ten Sides – Wu Tong
video direction – Ken Sackheim
animation – Kevork Mourad
text and narration – Nick Cords and Kojiro Umezaki
Year(s): 2007
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Performances:
- Museum Rietberg, Zurich (September 2007)
editing – WORKedit, New York City
- Art Institute of Chicago (April 2007) – premiere
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