St. Louis Symphony
Live at the Pulitzer - Oct. 4
Works by Karlheinz Stockhausen, Steve Reich,
Michael Johanson, Julius Eastman
and Fred Onovwerosuoke
The
2017-2018 season of St. Louis Symphony Live at the Pulitzer will be led
by co-artistic directors SLSO pianist Peter Henderson and Gemma New,
Resident Conductor at the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and Director of
the St. Louis Symphony Youth Orchestra. Oct 4 concert to feature works
by Karlheinz Stockhausen, Steve Reich, Michael Johanson, Julius Eastman
and Fred Onovwerosuoke.
Fred
Onovwerosuoke's "Five Kaleidoscopes," commissioned in 2013 by Rebeca
Omordia, is a set of musical vignettes inspired by a variety of life
experiences. Kaleidoscope No. 1 captures a beehive before the bees move
camps - a sonic metaphor for humanity's restless pursuits... No. 2 is a
tone poem of sorts. No. 3, the most performed of the set, is a romance, a
nostalgia of being back in a lover's arms, - AFRICA - beholding its
beautiful landscapes, its innate repose,... No. 4 indeed mirrors a dark
Nubian folktale, of forbidden love and the coquettish dance of
defiance... Kaleidoscopes No. 5, a tour de force loosely surrogative of
restless "sikuti" dance rhythms of Eastern Africa, drawing from the
perils of thunderstorms, attending commotion, and the frantic hunt
for shelter! Visit www.fredomusic.com for selected works by Fred Onovwerosuoke.
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