SONIC CHANNELS show at LMCC Swing Space, NYC

    Jim Briggs
    May 09 2006 | 4:29 am
    Some MAX listers and ITPers have works in this show. Come out and support them! Cheers, Jim --------------------------------
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
    CONTACT: MELISSA GREY
    GreyM593@NEWSCHOOL.EDU
    Sonic Channels: an audio concert
    at LMCC's 15 Nassau Street Space (@ Pine)
    Sonic Channels: an audio concert will be held on Friday, May 12, 2006 at 7pm at 15 Nassau Street. Sonic Channels is an electroacoustic concert held in conjunction with the Channels: Emerging Media Publics exhibition that opened on May 9th.
    This concert will feature a wide range of recorded works and live performances by sound artists and composers from around the world. Curated by composer Melissa Grey and sound artist Jim Briggs III, the concert will provide an additional layer of meaning to the exhibition.
    Participating composers, artists, and performers include: Jim Briggs III (NYC); Lin Culbertson (NYC); dis.playce (Germany); Lyudmila German (NYC); Melissa Grey (NYC) performed by Harold Jones, flute and Mioi Takeda, violin; Koji Kawai (Japan); Hiroki Nishino (Japan/Seattle WA); Jonathan Pieslak (NYC); Evan Raskob (London/NYC); Susan Robb (Seattle WA); and Adam Trowbridge (Chattanooga TN). Performances by Jacques Burtin, kora, (Spain/France) and Julia Crowe, electric guitar (NYC).
    "By responding to and augmenting sub-themes of how public and semi-public spaces are perceived, this concert will explore how sound constructs and deconstructs spaces," says co-curator and composer Melissa Grey.
    Sonic Channels will be held on Friday, May 12, 2006 at 7pm at LMCC's 15 Nassau Street Space (@ Pine) in New York City. Tickets cost $5.00 at the door. Limited Seating. RSVP to GreyM593@newschool.edu. This event is presented by The Department of Media Studies and Film at The New School.
    For more information about the exhibition and programming events:
    http://MEDIASTUDIES.NEWSCHOOL.EDU/PROJECTMSPS/EXHIBITION.HTM
    15 Nassau is a venue of Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC), made possible by the Swing Space Program. Space donated by Silverstein Properties. www.lmcc.net