BAM presents 1:1 CONCERTS at Brooklyn Navy Yards in New York - curated by Silkroad Ensemble! 07. May 2021

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Saxophonist Danny Mekonnen spielt auf dem Dach des Building 280, Brooklyn

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We are welcoming our next American partner: BAM Brooklyn Academy of Music, a multi-arts center located in Brooklyn, New York. BAM presents 1:1 CONCERTS at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in May 8—9, 15—16.
Acclaimed artists from the well-known Silkroad Ensemble and their guests from New York’s thriving music scene await the listeners in secluded corners of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a center of manufacturing and workforce innovation located across 300-acres along Brooklyn’s waterfront.

Check out the BAM-Website for more Information and Booking:
https://www.bam.org/1-1-concerts

For more than 150 years, BAM has been the home for adventurous artists, audiences, and ideas — engaging both global and local communities. With world-renowned programming in theater, dance, music, opera, film, and much more, BAM showcases the work of emerging artists and innovative modern masters.

Mario Gotoh spielt Viola auf dem Dach des Building 77

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Maeve Gilchrist, Edinburgh-born harpist and composer, who will perform to audiences of one in 1to1concerts emphasises: “I hope that the experience will be as cathartic for the listener as I know it will be for the player. I hope that the audience member will leave feeling as if they were part of the piece, as integral to the performance as the harmonic structure or the strings themselves. In a way, they won't just be listening to the music—they will be PART the music; a duet between player and listener.”

In a world where we are more separated than we have ever been, this series encourages audiences and musicians to re-connect, one person at a time. Music is a gift, and there is no charge to attend these concerts. Instead, BAM and Silkroad  are taking this opportunity to raise funds for Weeksville Heritage Center, a historic site and cultural center that uses education, arts, and a social justice lens to inspire engagement with the history of one of the largest free Black communities in pre-Civil War America.

Shaw Pong Liu spielt Erhu, eine Art chinesische Violine, in der ehemaligen Sweet ‘n Low Fabrik

Shaw Pong Liu spielt Erhu, eine Art chinesische Violine, in der ehemaligen Sweet ‘n Low Fabrik

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