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The Second Elemental Concert! The First was a smash!
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PRESS RELEASE
What: LAURIA & KOTT, ELEMENTAL AMERICANA MUSIC CONCERT SERIES with Special Guests
Where: SAN MIGUEL CHURCH, 401 OLD SANTA FE TRAIL
When: first SATURDAYS of SUMMER - JUNE 2, JULY 7, AUGUST 4 & SEPTEMBER 1
Time: all shows 7pm
Tickets: $20 at door, or at www.lauriamusic.com
Phone: 505-983-3974
Website: http://sanmiguelchapel.org, www.lauriamusic.com
Contact: Laurianne Fiorentino, 505-690-5907, lauriacontact@gmail.com
Never mind the traditional elements of earth, air, fire, water, including metal and wood. Lauria (aka Laurianne Fiorentino) composer and award winner songwriter/vocalist, and Michael Kott (cellist) are embarking on a more in depth concert series this summer at the San Miguel Chapel.
They’ve begun a program exploring the personality of the Periodic Table of Elements with special guests:
June - RUBIDIUM - Lisa Carman
July - HYDROGEN - Martha Reich
August- PLATINUM - Stephanie Hatfield
September - GOLD - Busy McCarroll
The theme enters the quantum realm where each of the 118 elements in the periodic table can be viewed personally: as if each element has qualities that reflect the qualities of a human being. And through that prism of identity, original music (and perhaps a cover or two) explores that elemental facet. Each concert will have a different set list, improvisational interludes with a few repeat songs.
So if you ever wondered, down to the atomic level, what it might be like to reflect on the RUBIDIUM in you (volatile, precise, excitable, unique and rare, specific, highly emotional, silver haired, old soul, incompatible, loner/hermit, clown) Or HYDROGEN etc come on out to The Oldest Church in the United States on the First Saturdays of Summer, 7pm. (July 7, August 4 & September 1)
Award winning Archeologist, Alysia Abbot will introduce the elemental history of the building, the ground it sits on, and a tad of Santa Fe’s rich past.
Michael Kott is most internationally known by his cosmic cello accompaniment with Peter Buffet and Taos Puebloan Robert Mirabal.
What: LAURIA & KOTT, ELEMENTAL AMERICANA MUSIC CONCERT SERIES with Special Guests
Where: SAN MIGUEL CHURCH, 401 OLD SANTA FE TRAIL
When: first SATURDAYS of SUMMER - JUNE 2, JULY 7, AUGUST 4 & SEPTEMBER 1
Time: all shows 7pm
Tickets: $20 at door, or at www.lauriamusic.com
Phone: 505-983-3974
Website: http://sanmiguelchapel.org, www.lauriamusic.com
Contact: Laurianne Fiorentino, 505-690-5907, lauriacontact@gmail.com
Never mind the traditional elements of earth, air, fire, water, including metal and wood. Lauria (aka Laurianne Fiorentino) composer and award winner songwriter/vocalist, and Michael Kott (cellist) are embarking on a more in depth concert series this summer at the San Miguel Chapel.
They’ve begun a program exploring the personality of the Periodic Table of Elements with special guests:
June - RUBIDIUM - Lisa Carman
July - HYDROGEN - Martha Reich
August- PLATINUM - Stephanie Hatfield
September - GOLD - Busy McCarroll
The theme enters the quantum realm where each of the 118 elements in the periodic table can be viewed personally: as if each element has qualities that reflect the qualities of a human being. And through that prism of identity, original music (and perhaps a cover or two) explores that elemental facet. Each concert will have a different set list, improvisational interludes with a few repeat songs.
So if you ever wondered, down to the atomic level, what it might be like to reflect on the RUBIDIUM in you (volatile, precise, excitable, unique and rare, specific, highly emotional, silver haired, old soul, incompatible, loner/hermit, clown) Or HYDROGEN etc come on out to The Oldest Church in the United States on the First Saturdays of Summer, 7pm. (July 7, August 4 & September 1)
Award winning Archeologist, Alysia Abbot will introduce the elemental history of the building, the ground it sits on, and a tad of Santa Fe’s rich past.
Michael Kott is most internationally known by his cosmic cello accompaniment with Peter Buffet and Taos Puebloan Robert Mirabal.
Lauria, as musical director, will create an improvised bed of sound and song with Jeff Sussman on percussion, while Dean Howell and friends sculpt a life-size rhino head with clay....bringing awareness to the interconnection between humans and the earth.
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Laurianne & Michael Kott (cello) are at it again in the intimate confines of the
Jean Cocteau Theater, 418 Montezuma St, Santa Fe NM 87502
Jean Cocteau Theater, 418 Montezuma St, Santa Fe NM 87502
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Come on out to a fabulous choral repetiore - multi-cultural and fun! Laurianne will be singing Alto!