ROULETTE MUSICIRCUS II – Free!

Sunday, June 24, 20123:00 pm

The Roulette Musicircus is FREE!

Roulette presents a carnival of all things experimental, the Roulette MUSICIRCUS returns for a second annual celebration of chaos and the harmonies of simultaneity.  A free and fun performance event bringing together an eclectic assortment of musicians, dancers, video artists, and artists from all corners of NYC’s artistic community, MUSICIRCUS presents a collage of genres and forms.  MUSICIRCUS will unfold over the course of six hours with the audience invited to wander freely and choose their own sonic and visual relationships. The event will feature an art and music booth for children, refreshments,  instrument petting zoo and much more providing entertainment the whole family can enjoy. All ages welcome and encouraged to drop by and help us celebrate the end of our first, triumphant, season in Brooklyn.

First performed in 1967, John Cage’s MUSICIRCUS is simply an invitation for performers to assemble and play together – a “happening” where multiple performances occur simultaneously to create new and unusual configurations.  Last year’s event involved over 100 performers over 2 days with well over 1,000 people attending.

Featuring performances by :

Alfredo Marin
Ben Gerstein
Ben Lieberman
Bethany Ides & Matt Marble
Brad Henkel / “Darkminster”
Caitlin Marz
Free Music Funhouse
Gelsey Bell
Gisburg
Greg Fox
Jazz Massagers
Kyli Kleven & Steve May
Matt Nelson
Megan Byrne
Nat Roe
Natalie Elizabeth Weiss and the New York Mycological Society
Pat Noeker / “Raft”
Pete Vogl / “FINEST”
Richard Garet
Rob Chabebe
Tatyana Tenenbaum
Sam Kulik
Gabrielle Herbst
Michael Evans
David Schafer
Jessica Cook
E.S.P. LAB (Victoria Keddie and Scott Kiernan)

“seen from a particular point of view, music is simply the art of focusing attention on one thing at a time. In my works, I have tried not to focus the attention on one thing at a time, and have used this principle that I call “musicircus”- of having many things going on at once; the simultaneity of unrelated intentions.”

ROULETTE MUSICIRCUS II – Free!

Sunday, June 24, 20123:00 pm

The Roulette Musicircus is FREE!

Roulette presents a carnival of all things experimental, the Roulette MUSICIRCUS returns for a second annual celebration of chaos and the harmonies of simultaneity.  A free and fun performance event bringing together an eclectic assortment of musicians, dancers, video artists, and artists from all corners of NYC’s artistic community, MUSICIRCUS presents a collage of genres and forms.  MUSICIRCUS will unfold over the course of six hours with the audience invited to wander freely and choose their own sonic and visual relationships. The event will feature an art and music booth for children, refreshments,  instrument petting zoo and much more providing entertainment the whole family can enjoy. All ages welcome and encouraged to drop by and help us celebrate the end of our first, triumphant, season in Brooklyn.

First performed in 1967, John Cage’s MUSICIRCUS is simply an invitation for performers to assemble and play together – a “happening” where multiple performances occur simultaneously to create new and unusual configurations.  Last year’s event involved over 100 performers over 2 days with well over 1,000 people attending.

Featuring performances by :

Alfredo Marin
Ben Gerstein
Ben Lieberman
Bethany Ides & Matt Marble
Brad Henkel / “Darkminster”
Caitlin Marz
Free Music Funhouse
Gelsey Bell
Gisburg
Greg Fox
Jazz Massagers
Kyli Kleven & Steve May
Matt Nelson
Megan Byrne
Nat Roe
Natalie Elizabeth Weiss and the New York Mycological Society
Pat Noeker / “Raft”
Pete Vogl / “FINEST”
Richard Garet
Rob Chabebe
Tatyana Tenenbaum
Sam Kulik
Gabrielle Herbst
Michael Evans
David Schafer
Jessica Cook
E.S.P. LAB (Victoria Keddie and Scott Kiernan)

“seen from a particular point of view, music is simply the art of focusing attention on one thing at a time. In my works, I have tried not to focus the attention on one thing at a time, and have used this principle that I call “musicircus”- of having many things going on at once; the simultaneity of unrelated intentions.”