Signals in the Noise

A project in Eugene, OR by Andrew Stiefel
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Music, Science, Poetry, and Sound meet in a multimedia concert featuring music inspired by the natural world around us.
Backers: 31
Average Pledge Per Backer: $45

Funded: $1,395 of $1,000
Dates: Feb 2nd -> Feb 23rd (21 days)
Project By: Andrew Stiefel
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Latest News

We're Heading to Portland!

March 2nd - via: kickstarter.com
I can't believe it has arrived so quickly and with so much support, but today ECCE is heading up the road to give the premiere performance of six new works by Oregon composers! Our guest artist, Estelí Gomez arrived on Wednesday, so we have been in... (Read More)

Finding Our Place: Interview with Composer Nicole Portley

February 26th - via: kickstarter.com
First of all, I would like to extend a very heartfelt thank you from all of the composers and performers to all of our backers who brought our project in well over our goal. We spend countless hours working on creating the music we want to share with... (Read More)

Music and Poetics with Composer Diana Rosenblum

February 20th - via: kickstarter.com
Diana Rosenblum's first song cycle will be premiered on the Eugene Contemporary Chamber Ensemble concert in Portland on March 2nd, 2013 by our guest artist, Estelí Gomez. In her interview, Diana discusses her newest pieces, "De Profundis" and... (Read More)

David Eisenband Previews His Newest Song

February 19th - via: kickstarter.com
David Eisenband's new song, "Nebraska, Early March," will be premiered on our March 2nd concert in Portland. David read's us his poem and discusses how it connects to his musical setting. If you want to skip ahead, David gives us an exciting sneak... (Read More)

Jacob Walls: Evoking the Sound of the Winter Sun

February 18th - via: kickstarter.com
Jacob Walls' new song, Sol de invierno, will be premiered by our guest artist, Estelí Gomez on March 2nd in Portland. ECCE Director Andrew Stiefel sits down with composer Jacob Walls to discuss his piece, where he finds his inspiration, and about... (Read More)

The Music of Birds: Composer Emily Dolittle

February 12th - via: kickstarter.com
Emily Dolittle's piece, Falling Still, will be performed as part of our March 2nd concert in Portland. Artistic Director Andrew Stiefel hosts a short interview with Emily, in which she discusses her interdisciplinary work researching the song of the... (Read More)

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