In October 2018, CAGE invited composer, author, and performer Luciano Chessa, along with his reconstructed orchestra of Futurism intonarumori for a series of events at Cornell University, hosted as part of the Cornell Council for the Arts (CCA) Biennial at the HF Johnson Museum of Art. Chessa’s … Continue readingLuciano Chessa’s Orchestra of Noise Intoners
Coming November 2018 Weighter Recordings Improvisations by CAGE (Kevin Ernste, Tim Feeney, Annie Lewandowski, and Christopher J. Miller) On sculptures by Harry Bertoia In the collection of the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art Cornell University Recorded in August 2015
During the week of February 18th to the 24th the Cornell Council for the Arts, in conjunction with CAGE and the Cornell Electroacoustic Music Center (CEMC) will host an artist residency with Ellen Fullman and her Long String instrument. Click to see a schedule of events. All events in Milstein Hall unless otherwise noted. … Continue readingEllen Fullman and Theresa Wong at Milstein Hall
“Harry was a metal man. When Harry was making furniture, he was making metal comfortable for the human body. When Harry was making sound sculpture, he was making metal comfortable for the human mind.” – Val Bertoia … Continue readingCAGE / Bertoia – October 28th, 2012
Guitarist and experimental music icon, Fred Frith visited Cornell at the end of February/early-March 2012 capping off the month-long Fred Frith Festival in his honor. Festival events included concerts and masterclasses with pianist Annie Lewandowski and the Cornell Avant-Garde Ensemble. … Continue readingFred Frith Festival
On Feb 13th, CAGE shared the Carriage House Hayloft stage with special guest cellist/vocalist Theresa Wong. The performance featured a subset of ensemble members: Kevin Ernste (miscellany), Tim Feeney (percussion), Annie Lewandowski (piano), and Chris Miller (rebab). … Continue readingTheresa Wong and CAGE at the Carriage House Hayloft
Two Singers and CAGE: Peni Candra Rini from Indonesia and Jessika Kenney from the United States joined the Cornell Avant-Garde Ensemble to explore different lines between the traditional and experimental, the composed and improvised. The event took place at the Johnson Museum of Art in conjunction with the multi-gallery exhibition Lines of Control. … Continue readingPeni Candra Rini & Jessika Kenney
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One striking aspect of the Johnson Museum is the inclusion of Ithaca itself in its design, in particular the panoramic views of the city but also the use of natural light. Tonight’s performance seeks to “set” the Johnson’s westward view of Ithaca at sunset (officially scheduled for 6:03pm) and the resulting changes of light as a dynamic work of art. … Continue readingJohnson Museum: Look and Listen, 2011
The Ithaca Soundscape Project is an ongoing sound art work built on crowd-sourced field recordings made in the Ithaca area. It was recently presented as a solo performance as part of the Cornell Society for Humanities annual conference “Sounding cultures: from performance to politics” as well as at the Johnson Museum of Art as part of “Look and Listen”, an inauguration of the museum’s new wing. … Continue readingIthaca Soundscape Project