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An underground minimalism night.
Organist James McVinnie explores the convergence of vintage technology and acoustic resonance. In his hands, the pipe organ—classical music’s original synthesizer—meets electronics both analog and digital. Composer Sarah Davachi calls the immersive drones of her new work into the world, while Claire M Singer takes to the organ to roll out luminous tones. Plus performances of Tristan Perich’s complex sonic tapestries, Laurie Spiegel’s algorithmic meditations, and Squarepusher’s breakbeat maximalism. This is the sound of circuits breathing.
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Thu, 1 OctThis performance features organist James McVinnie exploring the intersection of acoustic pipe organ resonance and analog-digital electronic synthesis.
The lineup includes James McVinnie, Squarepusher, Sarah Davachi, Claire M Singer, Tristan Perich, Laurie Spiegel, and the LA Phil New Music Group.
Tickets on Mood.