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Gather Hear Utah features Boston-based concert pianist Miki Sawada performing across the state bringing classical music out of the concert hall and into the community.
Boston-based concert pianist Miki Sawada will tour across Utah with a piano in tow from August 29 – September 18 as part of the Gather Hear Tour. Sawada will perform 16 free events in 13 towns and cities across the state in community gathering spaces such as parks, public theaters, restaurants, schools, and libraries. The concert in Sugar House will be on Sunday, August 29th at Sugar Space Arts Warehouse starting at 11am, presented by Mundi Project
In Gather Hear Utah, Sawada will tour with a ... view more »
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Performances are FREE with all donations supporting the artist. Mundi Project is presenting these three performances through WESTAF TourWest and our organization’s supporters & partners.
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Boston-based concert pianist Miki Sawada will tour across Utah with a piano in tow from August 29 – September 18 as part of the Gather Hear Tour. Sawada will perform 16 free events in 13 towns and cities across the state in community gathering spaces such as parks, public theaters, restaurants, schools, and libraries. The concert in Sugar House will be on Sunday, August th at Sugar Space Arts Warehouse starting at 11am, presented by Mundi Project
In Gather Hear Utah, Sawada will tour with a program that takes the listener through a journey of varied sonic landscapes. Featured is an electro-acoustic work “A Kind of Mirror” by Brendon Randall-Myers, which is released on August 27 by Slashsound record label as Sawada’s debut album. As avid distance runners, Sawada and Randall-Myers’ shared experiences with trancelike flow states and extreme physical exertion are direct inspirations for the music. Also on the tour program will be an African-American spiritual arrangement by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, works by Franz Liszt, and a commissioned work by University of Utah School of Music faculty member Elisabet Curbelo.
