Noa Fort’s “Plant People”
$20.00
Thursday, April 14, 2022 – 8pm
BKCM Faculty Member Noa Fort presents “Plant People.”
“Plant People” is Noa Fort’s new quintet of stellar musicians: Sara Schoenbeck – BKCM Faculty – on bassoon, Mike McGinnis – BKCM Faculty – on bass clarinet, Sylvester Germaine on guitar, Satoshi Takeishi on percussion and Noa Fort – BKCM Faculty – on voice and compositions. Together they will move in and out of improvisations and compositions inspired by nature, humanity and by different mysterious sonic worlds.
General Admission: $20
Description
Health and Safety Protocols:
Everyone 5 years and above must show a Vaccination Card or Excelsior Pass to attend.
Mask wearing will be required for all audience members throughout the concert.
Musicians:
BKCM Faculty Member Noa Fort – voice, compositions
Sylvester Germaine – guitar/ bass
BKCM Faculty Member Mike McGinnis – clarinet
BKCM Faculty Member Sara Schoenbeck – bassoon
Satoshi Takeishi – percussion
Additional information
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