This one in via Steve Turnige of Synthwerks and the MMTA. Morton Subotnick is coming to Seattle on November 9. Details follow below. Be sure to check out the 2012 Moogfest performance and interview on NPR here.
"'From Silver Apples of the Moon to a Sky of Cloudless Sulphur'
Saturday, November 9, 2013, 7:30 - 9:00pm
Doors open: 6:30 pm.
$15-$20.
Town Hall in Seattle, 8th & Seneca (enter on 8th Avenue side).
Two artistic innovators join forces for one stunning performance when Morton Subotnick, "the grandfather of Electronica," and Berlin-based video artist Lillevan share the stage for a program that spans time and media. The co-developer of the original Buchla synthesizer, Subotnick is a pioneer in the development of electronic music, multimedia performance, and the use of interactive computer music systems; he rocketed to fame with his 1967 work Silver Apples of the Moon, which has become a modern classic. Together on stage-along with a Buchla synthesizer and Ableton Live-Subotnick and Lillevan (co-founder of the visual/audio group Rechenzentrum) weave together the musical phases and techniques invented by Subotnick during 50 years of explorative work, drawing connecting lines from the analog past into the digital present.
Presented by: Town Hall as part of the Arts & Culture series in partnership with the University of Washington School of Music.
Media sponsorship by Seattle Weekly.
Tickets: Advance tickets are $17 general/$15 Town Hall members; $20/$18 at the door.
http://townhallseattle.org/morton-subotnick-lillevanfrom-silver-apples-of-the-moon-to-a-sky-of-cloudless-sulphur/
more tour dates and info here: www.mortonsubotnick.com
www.lillevan.com"
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