Swan Songs Opera, 2023. Image courtesy of Ethan Braun
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Event Details
artspace-aotearoa.nzObserve an open rehearsal where composer and experimental musician Ethan Braun and emerging musicians and composers will explore a variety of compositions.
WHAT TO EXPECT
This event is free. This event is held in the gallery at Artspace Aotearoa. This location is accessible. Seating is available.
BIOGRAPHY
Ethan Braun is a composer known for experimental approaches to sound and live performance. Braun’s work braids improvisation with algorithmic and computer-assisted compositional models, as well as sampling, in music that harmonizes the conceptual, formalistic, and emotional. A frequent collaborator in transdisciplinary contexts, Braun has worked with choreographers, visual artists, and musicians across various media, with projects presented at venues such as Kampnagel Hamburg, CalArts REDCAT, Rewire Festival, Swiss Institute NYC, and LUMA Arles. Braun’s concert music has been performed at Roulette Intermedium and Carnegie Hall in New York, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the Dutch National Opera.
Observe an open rehearsal where composer and experimental musician Ethan Braun and emerging musicians and composers will explore a variety of compositions.
WHAT TO EXPECT
This event is free. This event is held in the gallery at Artspace Aotearoa. This location is accessible. Seating is available.
BIOGRAPHY
Ethan Braun is a composer known for experimental approaches to sound and live performance. Braun’s work braids improvisation with algorithmic and computer-assisted compositional models, as well as sampling, in music that harmonizes the conceptual, formalistic, and emotional. A frequent collaborator in transdisciplinary contexts, Braun has worked with choreographers, visual artists, and musicians across various media, with projects presented at venues such as Kampnagel Hamburg, CalArts REDCAT, Rewire Festival, Swiss Institute NYC, and LUMA Arles. Braun’s concert music has been performed at Roulette Intermedium and Carnegie Hall in New York, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the Dutch National Opera.
