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Here's What's New at NPM
May 9, 10 @ 8:00 p.m.
NPM recording artist Varsha Saxena performs with other musicians, as background to storyteller Jovelyn Richards.
Shotwell Studios
3252 19th St
San Francisco, CA 94110
(415) 920-2223
(between Folsom/So. Van Ness)
June
The Oregon State University Chamber Choir will be in Tubingen, Germany, for the 25th anniversary of the Congress Bundestadt exchange program. The program will include a commissioned piece for marimba and choir by NPM recording artist and composer Tomas Svoboda.
June 19, 20, 21 @ 7:30 PM
The terror that is named the flight of time
"The terror that is named the flight of time"
What's war? What's plague? We know that they will pass
Judgement is passed, we see an end to them.
But which of us can cope with this fear, this -
The terror that is named the flight of time?
Anna Akhmatova
Another ALD signature performance with music NPM founder and ALD Resident Composer Jack Gabel, Dimitri Shostakovich and North Pacific Music recording artist Tomas Svoboda, all performed live to choreography of Agnieszka Laska set on her ever more exuberant company, plus guest artists Dancing People Company from Ashland, Oregon.
Agnieszka Laska Dancers, Alison Camp and Shelly Misevch
photo - Chris Leck
Imago Theatre [get map]
17 SE 8th Ave.
Portland
info.phone= 503.715.1866
email= a.laska@comcast.net
www.url= www.a-laska.com
tickets, very affordable, at the door and online: www.artixpdx.com
NPM founder Jack Gabel's score to THE FALL '01 has won the award for Best Film Score in the 2008 Renderyard International Film Festival
This is the most recent in a growing list of awards for the movie made from the 2006 Qerétaro, México, world premiere.
 
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July-August
NPM affiliate artist Guillermo Galindo's installation/sonic performance piece:
Privacy and Fear
Will be performed at
ME'D1.ATE MOVE>SOUND in San Francisco
October
Galindog's newest piece for chamber ensemble will be premiered at the
Festival Internacional
Cervantino in Guanajuato Mexico by the ensemble SIGNOS
NPM recording artist Tessa Brinckman performs in February in the
Oregon Shakespeare Festival production
The Clay Cart
February 17 - November 2, 2008
Angus Bowmer Theater
15 South Pioneer St, Ashland, Oregon 97520
tel - 800-219-8161
Bursting with music and dance, color, action, and romance, this 2,000-year-old Indian classic by Sudraka - utterly Shakespearean in spirit - proves that great storytelling transcends the centuries. Jewels are stolen. A Brahmin faces execution. A beautiful courtesan is at the mercy of the King's bad-boy brother. Journey through a world where gamblers, holy men, political fugitives and royal scoundrels intersect and good people triumph. Don't miss new Artistic Director Bill Rauch's sensual and celebratory opening-season gift.
Featuring live music, which includes:
Tessa Brinckman - flutes
Terry Longshore - percussion
