May 16, 2013 Come Early Conversation: Composing for "The Spectators" William Petroni (former dancer with Pam Tanowitz Dance) and Dan Siegler (one of the composers of "The Spectators" the newest work by classical experimentalist choreographer Pam Tanowitz) Petroni and Siegler discuss compositional process and collaborative methods of creation among other topics. Pam Tanowitz, The Spectators http://newyorklivearts.org/event/the_spectators About Come Early: Oftentimes taking the shape of a moderated conversation, Come Early is your opportunity to engage with some of the leading thinkers, scholars, and artists working in the performance arena today. For the 2012-13 season, Live Arts has curated a series of talks that will enliven your viewing experience of the work showcased on the main stage. All Come Early events take place in the New York Live Arts Lobby from 6:30PM - 7:00PM on the opening night of a performance. These free events are open to the public and feature free tea and coffee from our neighborhood partner Café Grumpy.
William Petroni interviews Dan Sieger for New York Live Arts 'Come Early Conversation: Composing for The Specatators'
Untitled, Music for the Spectators is available as a free download on Soundcloud.
Untitled, Music for The Spectators was commissioned for Pam Tanowitz's The Spectators and performed on May 16, 2013 at New York Live Arts.
The score is an exploration of the musical idea of fanfare, and attempts to catch and play off of the moments when regal, ceremonial movement seems to be hinted at by the choreographer.
Instrumentation: Trumpet, Minimoog, drums, Yamaha Electone Organ, acoustic guitar, upright piano, iPhone, percussion, cello, violin, closing door, ocean. Trumpet: Joe Ancowitz
