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Capacity
- 11 of 25 spots still available
- COVID vaccine not required
- COVID testing not required
- This is an outdoor event
- Masks are recommended
- If you feel sick, stay home
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- Bring your own drinks
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- Cats live here
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Wheelchair access
- Not wheelchair accessible
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- Some stairs may be present in the space
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- General accessibility details
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- Kid-friendly event
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A live in-person performance in a backyard or another outdoor space. They're casual and friendly, hosted by community members.
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Through an exploration of tradition & imagination, our ensemble Transparent Radiance bridges Hindustani, Persian, & Western classical styles to create an immersive tapestry of ethereal sounds. Our music is interwoven with original poetry by Sujatha, multi-lingual poetry by various authors, & flow movement by artist Miraaj.
What's the music?
"Beautiful Blossoming"
An improvisation in Raag Yaman (lydian mode in Western music)
This piece features the flute, sitar, and tabla. This piece begins with a duet between the flute and sitar, and then moves into a gentle rhythmic section with the tabla.
Flute Sonata in E Minor, Movement II, Allegro ~ by JS Bach
This is a sonata by Bach for flute & continuo. Sujatha will be playing it as a solo piece, accompanied by flow movement/dance by Miraaj.
"In the Initial Arising"
This piece is in the Persian Maqam Hijaz (similar to the harmonic minor scale in Western music). This piece is a rhythmic piece that features the flute, oud, and Middle Eastern drum. The piece will begin with the flute, oud, & drum, and move into a section with percussion and flow movement/dance by Miraaj.
"Killary"
An Irish piece played on bouzouki by Brandon, accompanied by Alexander on a frame drum.
"Flower of the Goddess"
This piece is in Raga Bhairavi (phrygian Mode in Western music). It begins with a contemplative duet between the flute and sitar, and then moves into rhythmic and dynamic sections that feature the tabla.
"Golden Light"
A gentle & ethereal piece in Raag Bihag (major scale in Western music)
Where does this music come from?
India, Persia, Germany, Ireland...
A mixture of traditions, blended with imagination & improvisation.
Location
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This is an outdoor groupmuse
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Host
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