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Chamber Vs. Chamber No. 3 "Awesome" with Sarah Rudinoff, Nick Garrison and friends

Sorrento Hotel
Seattle, WA

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Chamber Vs. Chamber No. 3 "Awesome" with Sarah Rudinoff, Nick Garrison and friends

Chamber Vs. Chamber No. 3 "Awesome" with Sarah Rudinoff, Nick Garrison and friends
chamber music vs. chamber (indie) rock
a Night School event. www.nightnightnight.com

"Lessons from West"
Fireside Room

As the musical fraction of the Sorrento's Night School, Chamber vs. Chamber endeavors to spark a dialogue between indie rock and traditional chamber music, combining classical chamber performances with indie rock theatrics. Each Chamber vs. Chamber evening will include multiple illuminating performances and conversation between the musicians and leaders in the classical and indie rock canon.

After "Awesome" fills the Fireside Room of the Sorrento with musical banter, Mark Baumgarten--editor of City Arts Magazine--will lead a discussion between the audience and musicians, touching on the inspiration behind the music, and the influences of both classical and indie rock repertoires. This specific Chamber Vs. Chamber will focus on the historical trajectory that includes early Greek chorus, the advent of opera, and the evolution of theatrical music through the compositions of Kurt Weill and "Awesome".

"West"

West was developed and premiered at On the Boards April 2010.

"Awesome"

"Awesome" is the kind of dynamic creative enterprise you dream of having in your town.
- The Stranger

Part band, part art collective, "AWESOME" combines lush, dense vocal harmonies with a unique mix of electric and acoustic instruments including: guitar, bass, drums, trumpet, accordion, mandolin, banjo, theremin, typewriter, kitchen utensils, and anything else lying around that makes an interesting sound. Est. 2004. Click here for more bio info.

"Awesome" aren't the best at what they do...they're the only ones that do what they do. To see them is to be completely awed by what masters and visionaries they are.
- Seattle Weekly