Music: Past
Roulette’s Concert Series for New + Adventurous Music, launched in 1978, presents a wide range of experimental music including avant-jazz, new music, opera, world music, and electronic. This eclectic series features the work of well-known innovators in contemporary music, but a large percentage of the Series is devoted to emerging artists and composers.
Larry Austin & Dary John Mizelle
Saturday, December 8, 1984. 9:00 pm
“Metamusics”, two composers share in two evenings of different programs including jazz ensemble, contrabass quartet, computers, […]
Larry Austin & Dary John Mizelle
Friday, December 7, 1984. 9:00 pm
“Metamusics”, two composers share in two evenings of different programs including jazz ensemble, contrabass quartet, computers, […]
Ned Rothenberg
Thursday, December 6, 1984. 9:00 pm
Multiphonics, overtones, circular breathing, and the unorthodox for reed instruments with percussionists Gerry Hemingway and Glen Velez. To see […]
Yvonne Meier & Jennifer Monson
Wednesday, December 5, 1984. 9:00 pm
Two choreographers present duos and solos including Meyer’s “Solo for Unknown Moods” and Monson’s “Bird Flocks […]
Ray Anderson
Tuesday, December 4, 1984. 9:00 pm
New compositions for solo trombone using techniques from the jazz tradition. To see full program, click on the attached image.
Erica Hunt
Monday, December 3, 1984. 9:00 pm
“Speech Acts”, a performance piece, and other new writings.
Christine Brodbeck
Sunday, December 2, 1984. 9:00 pm
“The sea is always here”, choreographed and danced by Brodbeck including collaboration with artist Mark Shapiro and composer Peter […]
David Weinstein
Saturday, December 1, 1984. 9:00 pm
“Artificial Stupidity” for mechanisms, electronics, and literature. To see full program, click on the attached image.
Henry Hills
Friday, November 30, 1984. 9:00 pm
“Money”, a film by Henry Hills plus a re-enactment of “Money” starring members of the original cast.
J.A. Deane & Colleen Mulvahill
Thursday, November 29, 1984. 9:00 pm
“How They Make Hawaiian Music”, a performance by the electrombonist and the choreographer. To see full program, click on the […]