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Space/Time/Memory: Sonic Landscapes by Thorvaldsdottir, Takemitsu, Figgis-Vizueta, and Fujikura | The Noguchi Museum, New York
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The BlackBox Ensemble, a New York City-based contemporary music collective, presents a concert program at The Noguchi Museum of sonic landscapes designed to explore our relationship with space, time, objects, and memory. The program features the world premiere of the English-language version of Borrowed Landscape, a narratorio written and directed by playwright duo tauchgold (Heike Tauch and Florian Goldberg) and composer Dai Fujikura, as well as compositions by Anna Thorvaldsdottir, inti figgis-vizueta, and Toru Takemitsu.

The final work in this four-part program will be the premiere of Borrowed Landscape, which originated as a German-language radio play with music by Dai Fujikura and text, scenario, and direction by tauchgold. BlackBox Ensemble and The Noguchi Museum are honored to present this work for the first time in a live concert setting, with a new English translation.

The play tells the story of three special instruments: a Stradivarius violin walled up in a cellar in Budapest,...
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  • 10/19/2023
  • by Music Martin Cid Magazine
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