singer, songwriter, educator, composer, synthesist
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School of Music Reform at The Lab at Belmar
Avant-Garde:
A Contemporary Panorama Concert
October 27,
2005 The School of Music Reform: Performance, Disruption, Class Discussion
The Lab at Belmar and Creative Music Works
Local experts perform, re-imagine and discuss the works of major music reformers of the twentieth century. Listen and learn.
Judith Coe and David Wohl offer a multimedia presentation on the life and works of experimental composer and performance artist, Laurie Anderson. Other musical visionaries in this series include: Charles Mingus, Philip Glass, Terry Riley, Frank Zappa and Björk.
At Wadsworth & Alameda
6:00 pm Reception 6:30 pm Event
$6 per event
October 20, 2005
Club Cabaret
Judith Coe and David Wohl team up for a Cabaret Tribute evening to the Great American Songbook, featuring thier contemporary arrangements (including their take on legendary jazz saxophonist John Coltrane’s arrangement of "My Favorite Things") of classic songs by Richard Rodgers, Jimmy Dorsey, George Gershwin, Cy Coleman, Kurt Weill, Cole Porter and Harold Arlen.
February 10, 2005
The CU-Denver Faculty Jazz Combo The concert features CU-Denver music faculty Judith Coe (vocals), Paul Musso (guitar), Drew Morrell (bass/piano), Pete Ellingson (piano/percussion/drums), and guest artist Bruce (drums). This is the second annual concert of the CU-Denver group, a collaborative project that showcases teaching and performing faculty in the Commercial Voice program (directed by Coe) and the Guitar program (directed by Musso). Coe and Musso will be joined by CU-Denver music faculty instructors Drew Merrell (signature jazz combo and applied jazz guitar), Pete Ellingson (jazz piano, aural skills and music appreciation), and Glen Whitehead (avant/experimental ensemble) and special guest artist, Bruce Anderson (freelance drummer, composer and studio musician).
Tickets are $10 for general admission, $7 for seniors and non-CU-Denver
students, and $5 to CU-Denver students with I.D. A limited number of free
parking spaces are available in Lot H by mentioning this event to the booth
attendant. Call 303-556-2296 to purchase tickets or for directions to parking
or the King Center. Tickets may also be purchased at the door.
April 21, 2004
April 8, 2004
Dr. Titze will perform a
handpicked cycle of Beethoven songs with projections of Norman Rockwell
paintings, followed by a set of jazz tunes performed by Dr. Coe with projections
of her images from a recent jazz tour to Eastern European, a set of
classical/pop crossover duets, and a demonstration and explanation of
Voce Vista, a
unique hardware/software package, incorporating the two electronic signals most
revealing of the singing voice (real-time spectrum analysis and
electroglottograph).
March 30, 2004 Coe,
Koenigberg and Hackel perform songs and arias from classic, romantic and
contemporary classical repertory, with a special showstopper trio performance of
an avant a capella setting of the 3 witches’ scene from Macbeth by
California composer Deborah Kavasch, on Tuesday, March 30 starting at 7:30 P.M.
in the Recital Hall of the King Center, Auraria campus, Denver. The concert
will feature songs by European, Scandinavian, and American composers.
October 16,
2003
CU-Denver music faculty and guest artists present
a luscious and thrilling crossover program
The concert features CU-Denver music faculty Judith Coe (voice), Paul Musso (guitar), Drew Merrell (bass) and Pete Ellingson (piano), and guest artist Mike Marlier (drums). This is the premier concert of the CU-Denver group, a collaborative project that showcases teaching and performing faculty in the Commercial Voice program (directed by Coe) and the Guitar program (directed by Musso). Coe and Musso will be joined by CU-Denver music faculty instructors Drew Merrell (signature jazz combo and applied jazz guitar) and Pete Ellingson (jazz piano, aural skills and music appreciation) and special guest artist, DU music faculty Mike Marlier (drum set studies and jazz and commercial music).
Tickets are $10 for general admission, $7 for seniors and non-CU-Denver
students, and $5 to CU-Denver students with I.D. A limited number of free
parking spaces are available in Lot H by mentioning this event to the booth
attendant. Call 303-556-2296 to purchase tickets or for directions to parking
or the King Center. Tickets may also be purchased at the door.
Coe, Roberts, and Waters perform in an intimate
show that involves the audience in a poignant conversation with the complex
emotions and tender melodies of some of the great love songs that comprise the
cabaret genre on Thursday, September 18 starting at 7:30 P.M. in the Recital
Hall of the King Center, Auraria campus, Denver. The concert will feature songs
by Kurt Weill, Edith Piaf, Tom Lehrer, Stephen Sondheim, George Gershwin, Jerome
Kern, Irving Berlin, and others.
January 22, 2003
featuring Pianist Zoe Erisman on February 21 Zoe Erisman will perform classical music composed in the 20th and 21st centuries on Friday, February 21 in the Concert Hall of the King Center, Auraria campus, Denver. Ms. Erisman, piano faculty at the University of Colorado at Denver’s College of Arts & Media, will play “Avant-Garde: A Contemporary Panorama” featuring minimalism, piano and electronics, alternative playing styles, and electronic realizations. In addition to one of her own compositions, other composers featured will be John Cage, Rodion Shchedrin, Mario Davidovsky, George Crumb, and fellow CU-Denver faculty member Sigmund Rothschild. The concert will also showcase faculty member Judith Coe, soprano, and the CU-Denver percussion ensemble. It begins at 7:30 P.M. Miss Erisman has had a rich career in classical music, concertizing at Wigmore Hall, London, the Moscow Conservatory, Russia, Kunming, China, Mexico, Italy, and the former Yugoslavia. She has performed for a descendent of Felix Mendelssohn and appeared on the Johnny Carson Show. Her compositions have been heard in the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. and in China. Miss Erisman has been a CU-Denver faculty member since 1974. Tickets for “Avant-Garde: A Contemporary Panorama” are $10 for general admission, $7 for seniors and non-CU-Denver students, and $5 to CU-Denver students with I.D. A limited number of free parking spaces are available in Lot H by mentioning this event to the booth attendant. Call 303-556-2296 to purchase tickets or for directions to parking or the King Center. Tickets may also be purchased at the door. More Information: Nancy Steinfurth, 303-556-6463
The concert leads with a sonic and visual multimedia constellation in five movements which explores the interwoven relationships between sound (synthesized, processed, electronic, acoustic, recorded and live, and spoken and sung language) and image (architectural, pastoral, historical artifacts, written language and musical notation) and investigates the shifting boundaries between visual and auditory sensation and meaning. It was inspired by Dr. Coe's work and concerts with young Czech composers and Czech music professors in March 2000.
In addition to Judith Coe and Doug Krause on vocals, the concert will include Drew Merrell on piano and bass, Ezra Darnell on alto sax, Frank Jermance on guitar, E. J. Choe on piano, Paul Musso on bass, Tom Van Schoick on drums, vibraphone, bells, darrabuke, conga and djembe, Larry Worster on guitar, Rod Garnett on flute, Witek Borkowski as DJ and vocals, and Warren White, Christy Robinson, and Jenny Vail back-up vocals.
Tickets are $10 for
general admission and free to CU-Denver students and are available from the King
Center box office. Parking is free in Lot H when you mention this event to the
booth attendant. For directions to the King Center or Lot H, call 303-556-2296. |
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