Blank Tape Series at Artisan Church

The “Blank Tape Series” was inspired by a piece, “Blank Tape - a work for performing musicians and audience” (premiered at The Bunker in 2012) composed by Matthew Golombisky in which he uses the audience as an active part of the performance and presentation. The series took further shape when he began writing several pieces specifically for musicians, artists, and audience members as performed in Rochester NY; this concept also features a new extension of his Tomorrow Music Orchestra, all presented by the Institute for Creative Music.

It is a collaboration of new sounds, including your own. Instrumentalists, vocalists, audience participants, are encouraged to workshop performances of experimental new works and words by Golombisky at the performance; collectively learn and play original compositions to create a new incarnation of the Tomorrow Music Orchestra, combining elements of jazz, classical, experimental music, poetry, noise, and more......

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The “Blank Tape Series” was inspired by a piece, “Blank Tape - a work for performing musicians and audience” (premiered at The Bunker in 2012) composed by Matthew Golombisky in which he uses the audience as an active part of the performance and presentation. The series took further shape when he began writing several pieces specifically for musicians, artists, and audience members as performed in Rochester NY; this concept also features a new extension of his Tomorrow Music Orchestra, all presented by the Institute for Creative Music.

It is a collaboration of new sounds, including your own. Instrumentalists, vocalists, audience participants, are encouraged to workshop performances of experimental new works and words by Golombisky at the performance; collectively learn and play original compositions to create a new incarnation of the Tomorrow Music Orchestra, combining elements of jazz, classical, experimental music, poetry, noise, and more...

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