Ensemble GREEN: Innovation and preservation in the Los Angeles music culture (A musical ethnography)
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published 25/09/2008
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SummaryThis analysis of the new music group EnsembleGREEN comes as the result of an in-home interview with director Paul Sherman, e-mail correspondence with other group members, and from a year of becoming familiar with the ensemble’s operations. In March of this year I had the opportunity to hear a concert by EnsembleGREEN, and to perform with them on the piece “In C” by Terry Riley. I also had the opportunity to take a year of lessons with Professor Kira Blumberg, who plays viola with the ensemble. Throughout this year of lessons I learned, through anecdotes, about the various business and musical aspects of EnsembleGREEN. I have also listened to recordings of past concerts.
Table of Contents
- Basis for this Ethnography.
- Who: The members of EnsembleGREEN.
- What and Why: The mission of EnsembleGREEN.
- EnsembleGREEN turns to Mozart .
- EnsembleGREEN as a musical Resident of the Los Angeles Community.
- Innovation and preservation: Two antitheses Coalesce.
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