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Thunder (reprise) | Snug Harbor
Presented by Snug Harbor Cultural Arts Center and Botanic Garden Saturday, June 25 at 5PM Reception & 6 PM Performance followed by moderated discussion Thunder by Tatyana Tenenbaum examines the transformative power of the voice to enact multiple states of sensation, action and meaning. Performers simultaneously create and alter their environment throughthe tasks of singing and moving. With tuneful attention to the boundaries between chaos and order, they navigate complex landscapes of physicality and musical expression erupting in a newly embodied and resonant spectacle. This dance performance is created by choreographer/composer Tatyana Tenenbaum…
Find out more »Work-in-progress: CPR’s Performance Studio Open House
I’ll be showing new, work-in-progress with collaborators Emily Moore and Marisa Clementi. Would love your feedback! Performance Studio Open House presents works-in-progress and a discussion led by Jen McGinn with the artists about the development process for new movement and dance. Featuring: Kimberly Bartosik, Katie Rose McLaughlin, and Tatyana Tenenbaum Suggested donation: $5
Find out more »An intimate concert of Vocal Music
Part of the Domestic Performance Agency’s Holiday Shop – – Performance of Vocal Music & Upright Bass by Tatyana Tenenbaum (electroacoustic vocals) and Chris Frantz-Dale (Upright bass) 6PM $5-15 donation / Cash bar It has been nearly a decade since Tatyana and Chris have played music together. Both formerly fastidious childhood musicians and later, composition students at noted music conservatories, life took them in unexpected directions. Let’s see what happens. About DPA SHOP An experimental conglomeration of handmade works,…
Find out more »[DANCEROULETTE] New Movement Series: Melanie Maar, EmmaGrace Skove-Epes, Tatyana Tenenbaum
THIS IMAGE WILL SELF-DESTRUCT: Emily Moore, Marisa Clementi, and I, are continuing to push ourselves as soloists, harnessing sound and movement through breath, ligament, muscle, flesh and propulsion. Breath by breath, these moments of emergency will never be repeated. Curator Jennifer Lafferty convenes 14 of contemporary dance’s most exciting players for February’s annual [DANCEROULETTE] series at Roulette. The New Movement Series features 14 artists presenting experimental work in dance and choreography. This four-day series features three or four performances per…
Find out more »CLASS // The Sounding Body: Gills and Bellows
How do the mechanics of my voice relate to a larger, muscular-skeletal form? We will investigate pitch, timbre and phonemic resonance as felt experiences, bringing this awareness to small, interactive scores that allow us to harness musical relationships as newly embodied material. No experience with the voice is required.
Find out more »CLASS // The Sounding Body: Gills and Bellows
How do the mechanics of my voice relate to a larger, muscular-skeletal form? We will investigate pitch, timbre and phonemic resonance as felt experiences, bringing this awareness to small, interactive scores that allow us to harness musical relationships as newly embodied material. No experience with the voice is required.
Find out more »Teaching & Performing in Seattle
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Find out more »Teaching: Earthdance Moving Arts Lab
I’ll be teaching workshops at this lovely weekend festival — along with Esther Baker-Tarpaga, Candida Borges, Daniel Bear Davis, Krista DeNio, Debra Disbrow, Conrado Falbo, Maré Hieronimus, Martín Lanz Landázuri & Arely Pérez Landeros, Abigail Levine, Odeya Nini, Isadora Paz Taboada, Kensaku Shinohara, Petra van Noort and Sarah Young. Moving Arts Lab 2017: a festival meeting ground for interdisciplinary exploration Facilitated by Peter Sciscioli Programming category: Workshops & Trainings Register Here! July 20, 2017 – 5:00pm – July 23, 2017 – 3:00pm Come investigate and experience the…
Find out more »School for Contemporary Dance and Thought, Northampton
Showing an excerpt of work-in-progress from Untitled Work for Voice. The School for Contemporary Dance and Thought is excited to launch WIP (works-in-progress), a new performance series that showcases developing movement-based works on Sunday afternoons. WIP values sharing research and experimentation, rather than presenting finished works, and welcomes applications from emerging and established artists. Students are eligible to apply, but priority will be given to artists who are not currently enrolled in a degree-granting program. We ask that works presented in…
Find out more »Movement Research at the Judson Church
Sharing new work-in-progress with Kyle Marshall Choreography, Melinda Ring and EstadoFlotante. Movement Research at the Judson Church is a free, high visibility low-tech forum for experimentation, emerging ideas and works-in-progress held in the Fall and Spring seasons. Artists are selected by a rotating committee of peer artists, and join Movement Research Artists-In-Residence and international guests each season in performing at the historic Judson Memorial Church. More information https://movementresearch.org/event/6669
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