11-11:45
MESO
The Little Band
George McGraw-clarinet,
Louis Putsche- clarinet,
Dan Barkley-trumpet,
Sheryl Lede-trumpet,
Larry Holmes- trombone,
John Bigelow-tuba,
Stacey St. John-baritone.
11-11:45
Lelavision
Physical music on kinetic musical sculptures excerpted from the company's recent collaboration with reproductive biologist, Anna Edlund of Spelman College. This cross pollinated piece based on pollen processes & germination is the 1st in a series of collaborations w/a team of 5 scientists from around the country. Featured in this pond site performance will be sculptures modeled after pollen grains, percussed, danced and animated to produce gamelan-like tones.
11-11:45
Benjamin Yarges
Shakuhachi Japanese flute
Voices of the Animate Air
by Robb Kunz
11:30, 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:00, 3:30, 4:00, 5:00
(10 minute ‘broadcasts)
Multi-channel, kinetic sound sculptures bring the trees to life. Scaled down from original 10 to 5 channels, this piece comprises music and sounds recorded in Seattle, along the Mississippi, in the Southwest as well as Serbia, Greece, Croatia, Czech and Germany all recontextualized for
Arts in Nature.
12:15-1
Rhinestones
country duo–
Anne Mathews, vocals/ ukulele & percussion, Valerie Holt, vocals/ guitar & percussion
Daniel Shurman
on rudra vina,
an Indian-stringed instrument
1-1:45
Sweet Potatoes
Jenny Asarnow's chorus of looping voices & sounds she collects in her travels
MESO ~ Flute Trio
Cheryl Collier, Elena Alberstone Roberta Montana
1:15-2
Lelavision
See description above at 11
Tess Morgan
– vocals–
Tess’ repertoire ranges from old Americana standards, Western ballads, Jazz, Big Band to contemporary songwriters.
2:15-2:30
The Sounds Between Hello & Goodbye
Lilah Steece, dance & Seth Schromen-Wawrin, cello
3-4
Modern Gentlemen Quartet
– Jazz–
Owen Yen-guitar, Mark Bentz-trumpet, Mark Gladding-saxophones, Ronaldo Ambossa-bass, Ed Portnow-drums
3:30-4:00
Species Procession
Open to all. Wear costumes & bring instruments or create a mask or instrument beforehand in the EcoArts Area. Procession will start and end at the Dome. Percussion assistance by Jon Zucker.
3:15-4
Correo Aereo
traditional Latin American music
4:30-5
Beaver Deceivers
Amish-flavored jug band
4:15-5
Andy Jackowski
originals songs on keyboard & vocals
4:15-5
Christian Swenson
5:15-6
Marc Smason
trombone & Bruce Barnard, guitar
new music for trombone, voice & guitar
5:15-6
Seattle Harmonic Voices
Guardian Ear
– experimental quartet–
6:15-7
Phffft! Dance Theatre
Musical accompaniment by Rosalynn DeRoos on clarinet
7:15-8
Phffft! Dance Theatre
Musical accompaniment by Rosalynn DeRoos on clarinet
7:30-8:30
The Ethnic Underground
An intoxicating blend of gypsy, klezmer, and other Eastern European traditional music.
Paul Fedorowicz– accordion, Dave Swayne–violin,
Ken Strong–standup bass,
Don Berman–drums.
8:15-8:30
Pyrosutra
fire performance by
Kim Brown & Lily Supardan
Musical accompaniment by
Yellow Hat Band 8-8:45pm
8:45-9:00
Illuminaria & Light Play around the dome and to lead fest-goers out of the dark park!
Creator, Oleana Perry
Saturday, 12-1pm: Rob Marcus – wandering acoustic singer/songwriter
2-3pm: Rob Marcus – wandering acoustic singer/songwriter
11-11:45
Cello Workshop with Valerie Doerrfeld
Open to all ages, all experience levels.
Sponsored by Hammond Ashley
11-11:45
Jim Knodle – trumpet, Rosalynn DeRoos– various winds & percussion, Diane Peterson-flute
11-11:45
Open play time in the Dome. Come in and sing, play some music or just laugh out loud.
Voices of the Animate Air by Robb Kunz
11:30, 12:00
(10 minute ‘broadcasts)
Multi-channel, kinetic sound sculptures bring the trees to life. Scaled down from original 10 to 5 channels, this piece comprises music and sounds recorded in Seattle, along the Mississippi, in the Southwest as well as Serbia, Greece, Croatia, Czech and Germany all recontextualized for
Arts in Nature.
12:00-12:45
Bold Horizon
slightly irreverent nautical & old timey music w/Dan Roberts, Steve Ackerman &
12-12:30
d9 Dance Collective
12-12:30
Laughter Circle
Open to all.
Led by Nature Consortium board member, Judy Cashman & Elva Dodd. Guaranteed to be totally hilarious!
Ester Sugai,
Mike Shannon &
Dean Moore
Metals shimmer, winds drift and drones arise from the rhythms of summer's heat.
1-1:30
Gabriella Milillo
tango & trapeze accompanied by
Tony Yassollino
on accordion
12:45-1:45
Interactive
chime clusters with
Susie Kozawa
& Dave Knott
1:30-2:15
Monica Schley &
Christyna Honeycutt
harp with vocals inspired by the moon
1:45-2:45
Tree People
Folk/Americana
2-2:45
Da Capo
Chamber Players
Light classical, popular, rags and waltzes.
Karen Sorensen, violin
Mike Watson, viola,
Valerie Doerrfeld, cello
Modern Gentlemen Quartet
JazzOwen Yen-guitar, Mark Bentz-trumpet, Mark Gladding-saxophones, Ronaldo Ambossa-bass, Ed Portnow-drums
Nature Consortium youth performance with EduardoMendonca & Jah Breeze
3-3:30
Perri Lynch & David Stutz
a/k/a RADIUS
Species Procession
Open to all. Wear species costumes & bring instruments or create a mask or instrument beforehand in the EcoArts Area. Procession will start and end at the Dome. Percussion assistance by Jon Zucker.
3:45-4:30
Beaver Deceivers
Amish-flavored
jug band
Voices of the Animate Air by Robb Kunz
3:30, 4:00, 4:30,
5:00, 5:30
(10 minute ‘broadcasts’)
Multi-channel, kinetic sound sculptures bring the trees to life. Scaled down from original 10 to 5 channels, this piece comprises music and sounds recorded in Seattle, along the Mississippi, in the Southwest as well as Serbia, Greece, Croatia, Czech and Germany all recontextualized for Arts in Nature.
4-4:45
Cello Workshop with Valerie Doerrfeld
Open to all ages, all experience levels.
4-4:45
Monica Schley &
Christyna Honeycutt
harp with vocals inspired by the moon
5-6
Jah Breeze & Steel
jazz, classical, world beat/reggae
5:15-6:00
Youth Speaks Seattle Showcase
spokenword & poetry by local youth
Saturday, 12-1pm: Rob Marcus – wandering acoustic singer/songwriter
2-3pm: Rob Marcus – wandering acoustic singer/songwriter