About the series

Jack Straw Productions and WCF present a series of talks and performances of new music. The series is free to the public. Refreshments are served. Events are wheelchair and special needs accessible. Contact Jack Straw for arrangements at (206) 634-0919.

 

Begun in 1999, the series has offered over 120 free presentations of visiting and local composers and performers to the public.

 

2008 presenters

January 9 - Gust Burns

February 13 - Hope Wechkin

March 12 - Dennis Rea

April 9 - Anna Homler

May 14 - Bill Smith

June 11 - Tom Baker

July 9 - Tom Varner

August 13 - Bruce Hamilton

September 10 - Joshua Kohl

October 8 - Michael Owcharuk

November 12 - Sean Osborn

December 10 - Richard Johnson

 

2009 presenters

January 14 - Emily Doolittle

February 11 - Randal Bays

March 11 - Christopher Roberts

April 8 - Marcus Oldham

May 13 - Michael Nicolella

June 10 - Donald Craig

July 8 - Srivani Jade

August 12 - Christopher DeLaurenti

September 9 - Munir Beken & Gus Denhard

 

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Composer Spotlight

Munir BekenGus DenhardSerge Gregory

Susie Kozawa & Esther Sugai with Serge Gregory

When Herons Dream

 

Wed., Oct. 14 @ 7:30pm
Jack Straw Productions
4261 Roosevelt Way NE Seattle

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Filmmaker Serge Gregory will join sound artists Susie Kozawa and Esther Sugai to discuss the collaborative process involved in creating the sound design for the short film When Herons Dream, which premiered at the Northwest Film Forum's Local Sightings festival. Kozawa and Sugai used both traditional instruments and ready-made acoustical objects to create an unusual aural ambiance for the film's images. The film will be shown before the discussion.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Supporters

Jack Straw ProductionsJack Straw Productions gratefully acknowledges The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, City of Seattle’s Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs, 4Culture King County Lodging Tax Fund, Washington State Arts Commission, National Endowment for the Arts, PONCHO, ArtsFund, Seattle Foundation, and individual contributors for their support of Jack Straw Artist Programs.