Rovaté 2009 - The Rova Saxophone Quartet in a Multimedia Collaboration
Jewish Community Center of San Francisco (Kanbar Hall) (San Francisco, CA)
Rated 2.8 by 5 members who went.
Rova Saxophone Quartet returns to the JCCSF for another ground-breaking collaboration. Featuring acclaimed Berlin digital-animation artist Lillevan and an international crew of music giants from the field of improvised music, the show will consist of a suite of pieces in which the musician's sounds influence the spontaneously composed film images, and the in-time digital animation inspires the music.
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Parking And Transportation
- With UCSF out of session, there was plenty of free on-street metered parking
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- This was part of the San Francisco International Arts Festival 2009
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<p>Artists include Rova, Lillevan, electronics genius Thomas Lehn, percussionist Kjell Nordeson plus string players Lisle Ellis, Charlotte Hug, Joan Jeanrenaud and Carla Kihlstedt.</p>
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