Day of Listening: Part Two

Event is Live

Carnegie Hall Presents

Listening Out Loud

Sunday, January 22, 2023 2 PM Zankel Hall Center Stage

Pauline Oliveros with John Baldessari Sculpture

Pauline Oliveros by IONE

Join families, community members, and Carnegie Hall’s 2022–2023 Debs Creative Chair Claire Chase for a daylong celebration of Pauline Oliveros, the visionary composer and performer known for her concept of Deep Listening®. This two-part event in the intimate and immersive Zankel Hall Center Stage seating blurs the lines between listening, learning, and performing.

The afternoon session is open to families as well as general audiences, and includes interactive engagement with several of Oliveros’s important works composed for open instrumentation and interpretation. Forest wisdom defender Manari Ushigua, anthropologist Eduardo Kohn, and artist-author IONE also join as special guests.

Tickets are required for all attendees, including children and babies.

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Performers

Claire Chase, Host and Flute
Lisa E. Harris, Vocals
Susie Ibarra, Percussion
Alex Peh, Keyboards
Senem Pirler, Electronics

Ensemble Connect
The Select Choir of Brooklyn High School of the Arts
Kristy Jung, Director

Program

ALL-OLIVEROS PROGRAM

A Fluting Moment

Sound Patterns

The Well and the Gentle

Rock Piece

The Witness

The Tuning Meditation

Bios

Claire Chase

Claire Chase, described by The New York Times as “the North Star of her instrument’s ever-expanding universe,” is a musician, interdisciplinary artist, and educator. ...

Lisa E. Harris

Lisa E. Harris (aka “Li”) is an interdisciplinary artist, filmmaker, creative soprano, performer-composer, improviser, researcher, educator, and cultural producer from Houston, ...

Susie Ibarra

Susie Ibarra is a Filipinx composer, percussionist, and sound artist. Much of her work focuses on conservation. With indigenous and traditional music cultures from the North and South ...

Alex Peh

Alex Peh is a pianist, improviser, and scholar who explores the piano in classical, contemporary, and improvised practices. A 2021 Fulbright Global Scholar, Peh explores repertoire from ...

Senem Pirler

Senem Pirler is a sound and intermedia artist, and educator. Her interdisciplinary work crosses over into sound engineering, sound art, performance, video art, movement, and installation. ...

Ensemble Connect

Ensemble Connect is a two-year fellowship program for extraordinary young professional classical musicians residing in the US that prepares them for careers combining musical excellence ...

Select Choir of the Brooklyn High School of the Arts

The Select Choir is the top-tier choir at Brooklyn High School of the Arts. Under the baton of Kristy Jung, the ensemble explores an eclectic array of works from choral staples to world ...

Kristy Jung

Born and raised in Queens, Kristy Jung has devoted the majority of her life to music education and performance. After graduating as a performer from Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School, she ...

IONE

IONE is an author, playwright, director, and text-sound artist. She has taught and performed around the world with her spouse and creative partner Pauline Oliveros. Together, they have ...

Eduardo Kohn

Eduardo Kohn is associate professor of anthropology at McGill University and directs its Anthropology for the Ecozoic initiative. He received his PhD from the University of ...

Manari Ushigua

Manari Ushigua is a traditional healer and leader of the Sapara Nation in the Ecuadorian Amazon. The Sapara Nation is recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. ...