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Upcoming Events
November 1, 8:00 pm, 415 Westlake
IN THE DARK… BY EMERALD CITY MUSIC
Ever hear a concert in complete pitch-black darkness?
Hey Seattle, we’re Emerald City Music, the “beacon for the casual-classical movement presenting high-level musicians in a totally unstuffy environment” (CityArts Magazine). We’re the eclectic, open-bar destination for Seattle’s music lovers to dive deep into the world’s biggest genre of music alongside an unbelievable cast of top-tier musicians.
On the heels of Halloween weekend, immerse yourself in a terrifying musical experience: Georg Friedrich Haas’s “In iij. Noct” for string quartet. With the absence of light as the focus, this hour long string quartet is performed completely in the dark as four musicians surround the audience from the corners of the venue. This, Haas’s third quartet of such nature, is composed as a verbal score, with many details and decisions left to the performers. No single performance of this work is the same; the musicians throughout the piece will decide (by communicating in complete pitch-black darkness) how far they wish to go down each musical path together before turning back.
Haas “In iij Noct.” (In the Dark)
Musicians: Siwoo Kim, violin • Kristin Lee, violin • Jack Stulz, viola • Mihai Marica, cello “Single-handedly raising Seattle’s profile in the classical music world, this series has major performers and composers in a chamber music setting. The venue, the back of a coffee and chocolate shop, increases the salon sensibility.” – ECM Audience member
Tickets: $45, includes open bar.
Students with valid ID: $10
www.emeraldcitymusic.org/concerts/
December 15, 1:00 pm, Museum of History and Industry
Sari Stories
What stories are woven into the fabric of a sari? Hear a selection of personal tales told by a group of Indian women about their saris, followed by a sari draping demonstration.
Wear your own sari and enter a drawing for a special prize!
Presented in collaboration with the India Association of Western Washington.
For disability accommodations, please contact programs@mohai.org two weeks prior to the event.
Location: MOHAI
Cost: Included with museum admission / Free for MOHAI members
Meman Harishu
aka little lake – nickname given by the Duwamish
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