Artists
William Rowson
Assistant Conductor (Past)
Jocelyn Morlock
Past Composer-in-Residence
William Rowson Assistant Conductor (Past)
Jocelyn Morlock Past Composer-in-Residence
Tickets
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23
Feb
2019
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Sat 7:30 pm
Annex
23 Feb 2019 —
Sat 7:30 pm
Annex
Program
Antoine Brumel arr. J. Morlock
Kyriefrom Missa Et ecce terrae motus (c. 1500)
Katerina Gimon
Ice Forms (World Premiere, 2018)
Barbara Pentland
Trance (1978)
Jordan Nobles
The Library of Babel (World Premiere, 2018)
Jocelyn Morlock
Arcadia (World Premiere, 2018)
Mike WT Allen
Flashlight (World Premiere, 2018)
Henry Brant
On the Nature of Things, After Lucretius (1956)
Approx. 60 Minute Performance
New music mavericks Katerina Gimon and Mike WT Allen join JUNO® winners Jocelyn Morlock and Jordan Nobles in creating fresh new music for this site-specific look at some of the creative minds in BC.
William Rowson conducts members of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra in a concert also featuring flutist Chris James and harpist Lani Krantz playing Barbara Pentland’s whimsical “Trance”; Pulitzer Prizewinner Henry Brant’s luxuriantly beautiful “On the Nature of Things”; and Morlock’s new arrangement of music from Antoine Brumel’s 500-year-old “Earthquake Mass.”
Antoine Brumel arr. J. Morlock
Kyriefrom Missa Et ecce terrae motus (c. 1500)
Katerina Gimon
Ice Forms (World Premiere, 2018)
Barbara Pentland
Trance (1978)
Jordan Nobles
The Library of Babel (World Premiere, 2018)
Jocelyn Morlock
Arcadia (World Premiere, 2018)
Mike WT Allen
Flashlight (World Premiere, 2018)
Henry Brant
On the Nature of Things, After Lucretius (1956)
Approx. 60 Minute Performance
New music mavericks Katerina Gimon and Mike WT Allen join JUNO® winners Jocelyn Morlock and Jordan Nobles in creating fresh new music for this site-specific look at some of the creative minds in BC.
William Rowson conducts members of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra in a concert also featuring flutist Chris James and harpist Lani Krantz playing Barbara Pentland’s whimsical “Trance”; Pulitzer Prizewinner Henry Brant’s luxuriantly beautiful “On the Nature of Things”; and Morlock’s new arrangement of music from Antoine Brumel’s 500-year-old “Earthquake Mass.”
