LISTENING CLUB
Season 2 | Episode 4
(this episode had been previously postponed)
THE AMAZING GOTTCHALK … pioneer of almost anything
curator: Armando Rodríguez
FREE (donations accepted)
liquid concessions available
7:30 PM | recommended TOA
8:00 PM | live webcast episode begins
Friend of Franz Liszt and Hector Berlioz, Louis Moreau Gottschalk was the first american musician to be acclaimed in Europe as both a virtuoso pianist and a composer
He was also the first to introduce elements of afro-caribbean and afro-american music in classical pieces with a complex formal development
Is it raining? Don’t live in Miami? no excuse! you can listen to this performance LIVE in a webcast hosted by Stephen Malagodi on SpectacularSystem.com
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Audiotheque is an acoustically intimate space ideal for experiencing live electro-acoustic and experimental music in a multichannel context located at ArtCenter South Florida, 924 Lincoln Road. It is also a sound art studio for developing Listening Gallery collaborations and iSAW residencies
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