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Program

Pl

Midhat Assem
(arr. Osvaldo Golijov) /
Ya Habibi Ta'ala (My Love,
Come Quickly) +
Traditional (arr. Kronos,
transc. Ljova) / Tusen Tankar
(A Thousand Thoughts) +
Omar Souleyman (arr. Jacob
Garchik) / La Sidounak Sayyada
                                                                                                (I'll Prevent the Hunters from
Hunting You) +
Bryce Dessner / Tenebre * 
West Coast premiere
Michael Gordon / Clouded
Yellow *  West Coast
premiere Nicole Lizée /
Death to Kosmische *

INTERMISSION

Yechiel Karniol (arr. Judith
Berkson) / Sim Sholom + 
West Coast premiere
Ramallah Underground
(arr. Jacob Garchik) /
Tashweesh *
Morton Feldman / Structures
Steve Reich / WTC 9/11 *
  1.  9/11/01
    2.  2010
     3.  WTC

The Kronos Quartet's
engagement is made possible
in part by a grant from The
James Irvine Foundation to
support the Kronos
Performing Arts Association's
California Performances
and Residencies Initiative.

 

 


 

 

Program and performance venue subject to change.
All performances 8:00pm in the new Occidental Center for the Arts except the Kronos Quartet Dec 2nd and Lizz Carroll April 14th, which will be in the Glaser Center, Santa Rosa.

Brass Farthing

...tremendous response... very appropriate for a wide audience demographic... one of the most entertaining groups I've seen in years!
    - John Neal, President, Harmony Sweepstakes A Cappella Festival

Saturday November 19th, 8:00pm

Occidental Center for the Arts

You’re sure to leave this concert with a smile on your face and in good cheer.  Winners of the SF Harmony Sweepstakes A Cappella Festival, and proceeding to place third in this competition nationally, there is no question we have caught up with these ‘gents as they are gaining larger acclaim.  With a program including songs called Itches in me Britches, God Bless the Human Elbow, and I Love You More Than Beer, this show features fun with outstanding musicianship.  Heck, they’ve even thrown in some mandolin playing to go with!

Brass Farthing is a group of stalwart lads brought together to sing songs, raise good cheer, and otherwise make merry in the company of friends both old and new. We take our inspiration from many periods and enjoy performing historical, traditional, and contemporary compositions in traditional styles.