December 13, At the Lower EastSide Girls Club
Jazz@stronomyMarc Wagnon is leading this new project which combines music and astronomy. This will be a planetarium show with live music. Assisted with astronomer Irene Pease, the even twill take place at the Lower EastSide Girls Club in NYC on Wednesday December 13th at 6pm
The Incarnate Jazz project is now a series with three concerts coming up!Incarnate Jazz is a new concert series that connects ancient to modern music with themes of science, astronomy, and the natural world.
The next performance is Friday November 19, at Alban Arts in Staten Island it features: Sarah Pillow - voice Arun Luthra - saxophone Marc Wagnon - vibraphones Miho Sasaki - piano Hamish Smith - bass Peter Retzlaff - drums Christopher P. Thompson - harp & voice |
Read the latest post on the Science and Music BlogWe now know that the universe is permeated by waves of a special kind, Gravitivity Waves. So that made me thinking of what are the consequences for us musicians.
Read the post: Can we hear all sound waves? About Marc's most recent musical creationMarc was commissioned by TAMCO to write the music for the play by Michel Vinaver "11 septembre 2001", an oratorio directed by Pierre Dubey, which retraces the events of that day and its socio-political consequences. It is a one hour presentation that will be shown in Geneva, Switzerland from September 11 to the 20th 2021.
View a trailer of the play Another play by Author Michel Vinaver "les Troyennes" was premier last fall. For this new production Marc created sound design and coached the cast to be able to create a percussive soundscape. Be sure to visit the photography page: |
JAZZ@STRONOMY
The first performance/lecture of this new merging of science and the art is going to be on December 13, at the Lower East Side Girls Club, the short talk will be conducted by Marc and the Planetarium software OpenSpace will be flown By astronomer Irene Pease, it will also feature the brand new Marc Wagnon trio...stay tuned!
The first performance/lecture of this new merging of science and the art is going to be on December 13, at the Lower East Side Girls Club, the short talk will be conducted by Marc and the Planetarium software OpenSpace will be flown By astronomer Irene Pease, it will also feature the brand new Marc Wagnon trio...stay tuned!
Latest album release:
ON SEPTEMBER 18TH
‘Remixes’ was originally released as a double CD with music from the Baroque period performed traditionally on historical instruments; and a second CD with the same songs re-arranged as contemporary jazz-rock. We are re-releasing as separate albums, the re-mastered the whole recording which gave it a more crisp and transparent sound. The modern arrangement album will keep the name "Remixes" (see on the left) and the original version will be re-named "Reminiscence" |
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Listen to Marc's Song "Proxima Centaure"originally released on the "Interesting Times" release from Buckyball Records. This version was recorded during the first performance of the new series "Incarnate Jazz" on June 9th. It features Sarah Pillow on vocal, Mike Clark on drum, Arun Luthra on saxophone and Joe Martin on bass.
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