Extradition returns Saturday, July 22, at 7:30pm for their summer concert, featuring five small-group compositions:
- Morton Feldman, The Possibility of a New Work for Electric Guitar (1966) – Daniel Reyes Llinás (guitar)
- Luke Nickel, Duet: Multivariants (2013) – Collin Oldham (cello), Matt Hannafin (vibraphone)
- Paul Newland, Locus (2013) – Stephanie Lavon Trotter (voice), Juniana Lanning (field recordings), Caspar Sonnet (dobro), Matt Hannafin (percussion)
- Stefan Thut, Imprints, 1-7 (2010–11) – Juniana Lanning (electronics), Stephanie Lavon Trotter (voice), Daniel Reyes Llinás (guitar), Collin Oldham (cello)
- Eva-Maria Houben, Von Da Nach Da (2005) – Caspar Sonnet (dobro), Collin Oldham (cello), Matt Hannafin (bowed vibraphone, percussion)
The concert will take place at our summer home, Performance Works NW, 4625 SE 67th Ave, PDX.
PWNW encourages the use of masks by audience and performers.
www.extraditionpdx.com/calendar
Based in Portland, Oregon, USA, Extradition works at the intersection of composition and improvisation, deliberation and chance, clarity and silence. Each performance blends the composer’s vision and the musicians’ creativity into a singular realization, creating a shared avenue of new musical exploration for both performers and audience.
Tightly curated for a holistic listening experience, our quarterly concerts and intimate recital events feature realizations of notated scores, text- and graphics-based works, and structured improvisations. Extradition seeks to be fully egalitarian in our programming, choosing compositions that offer the greatest musical possibilities irrespective of the composer’s fame or anonymity. An ongoing recording project documents both our live concerts and special non-concert performances, reaching a worldwide audience via our YouTube channel.
Quarterly concerts are held in January, April, July, and October. Recitals and other events take place on an ad-hoc basis throughout the year.
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