Musical Adventures on the Fringe
Get an inside listen and look at how the unique artists of the Mozaic Fringe make their musical magic in these FREE one hour presentations.
Classic Instruments to Contemporary Sounds: Montana Skies
SORRY, DUE TO A MEDICAL EMERGENCY, MONTANA SKIES WILL NOT BE PERFORMING. STAND BY FOR FURTHER DETAILS.
Friday, July 11 2pm
Cal Poly Music Building, Room 218
Melding modern technology with traditional instruments, kindred musical spirits Jonathon and Jennifer Adams explain how they turn the cello and guitar into a unique sound spanning the centuries from Vivaldi through Pink Floyd.
Musical Landscapes: the Unique Vision of String Theory
Saturday, July 12 2 PM
Cal Poly Music Building, Room 218
The musicians of String Theory demonstrate how they are inspired to create interactive experiences between time (Music) and space (Landscape and Architecture) by building gigantic instruments at each concert site and how that inspiration creates a unique repertoire spanning the classics to alternative rock and roll.
Strings Reconsidered: Ethel
Tuesday, July 15 5PM
Cal Poly Music Building, Room 218
Comparison and contrast: How are a string quartet and a rock band the same and different? Come find out as the members of New York’s most innovative string quartet present a new look at how a centuries-old ensemble is informed by the sounds of today.
Multi-Talents in an Age of Specialization: Quartetto Gelato
Wednesday, July 16 2PM
Cal Poly Music Building, Room 218 Wednesday, July 16 2PMCal Poly Music Building, Room 218
American classical training is often so specialized that it leaves little room to explore and master more than a single instrument. The musicians of Quartetto Gelato, who between them are virtuosos of seven different instruments, demonstrate their unique approach to creating music that reflects their many musical skills.
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