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Sahfi Uwizeye chats soprano Dawn Padmore
Sonic Safari young artist Sahfi Uwizeye chats soprano Dawn Padmore. Celebrating the legacy of African American & other black composers, featuring works by Akin Euba, Duke Ellington, Undine Smith-Moore, J.H. Kwabena Nketia, and more! Mark your calendar now for Feb 25 at Maryville University Auditorium. Beginning with a pre-concert dialogue interspersed with interpretive dances by the duo of Sahfi & Jahja, leading into a performance of works by black composers featuring soprano Dawn Padmore and pianist Kamilla Arku. Please share in your circles, and let's help rouse a great audience for Feb 25! For tickets, call (314) 652 6800 or online at https://imi_concert20230225.eventbrite.com
You may also watch video of this interview at https://fb.watch/itfHaJsoKN/
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5. Creative Intuition, Instincts, Inspiration, and Proficiency: Perspectives on Fred Onovwerosuoke's "A Triptych of American Voices"
33:14||Season 1, Ep. 5Creative Intuition, Instincts, Inspiration and Technical Proficiency: Perspectives on Fred Onovwerosuoke's "A Triptych of American Voices."Conversations with composer Fred Onovwerosuoke, conductor David Hodgkins, pianists Darryl Hollister, Sheila Kibbe and Michaele Hymes, flutist Wendy Hymes, writer Janet Riehl and photographer Adelia Parker-Castro (Moderator).Produced by IMI Artists, a non-profit subsidiary of the Intercultural Music Initiative.Email: info@www.imusici.netTel: +1 314.652.6800Web: www.imusici.netSupport IMI at https://imusici.org/donateYou may watch the video of this chat at https://youtu.be/6JyOVVypMvA
4. Wendy Hymes and Mary Bryant Talk Scott Joplin
04:49||Season 1, Ep. 4IMI Chamber Players flutist Wendy Hymes and clarinetist Mary Bryant talk Scott Joplin. Interview culled from the Intercultural Music Initiative Concert Series
3. Sonic Safari African Drum and Dance Ensemble
20:38||Season 1, Ep. 3In this episode, Tina interviews Jahja and Sahfi Uwizeye, featured artists of IMI's Sonic Safari African Drum and Dance Ensemble. They will performing LIVE in our Kwanzaa celebration at New Awakening United Methodist Church on December 18, 2022 at 3:00 PM.
2. Liberian-Norwegian pianist, Kamilla Arku
34:59||Season 1, Ep. 2Welcome to the Intercultural Music Initiative (IMI) podcast! In our first episode, we are talking to award-winning, Liberian-Norwegian pianist, Kamilla Arku. Kamilla shares her passion for playing music by intercultural composers, as well as her work with her non-profit "Music for Liberia."1. 5 minute teaser for Kamilla Arku podcast
05:13||Season 1, Ep. 1Here is a sneak peek of our first episode of the new IMI podcast!This 5 minute clip features Liberian-Norwegian pianist, Kamilla Arku, who will be performing live on Sunday, October 9 at 3:00 PM.Listen to the full episode when it releases on September 26, and get your tickets to Kamilla's performance at www.imusici.org today!
