If you weren’t able to catch any of the concerts this last October in person (or you did, and are hungry for seconds!) you can now watch Simple Measures at their October 25, 2015 performance on Youtube.
Enjoy!
Posts Tagged ‘angelique poteat’
In Paradisum
Posted in General Posts, tagged angelique poteat, Brian Wharton, In Paradisum, John Michel, Joy Payton-Stevens, Rajan Krishnaswami, Simple Measures, Town Hall on December 14, 2015| Leave a Comment »
In the Media: Seattle Magazine Feature
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged angelique poteat, Beyond Much Difference, Brangien Davis, Pearl Jam, Seattle Magazine, Seattle Symphony on February 14, 2015| 1 Comment »
Read Brangien Davis’ article for Seattle Magazine about Angelique Poteat and her new orchestral composition for the Seattle Symphony inspired by Pearl Jam, Beyond Much Difference.
You can find the link HERE.
Listen Online: Second Inversion – The Takeover
Posted in Events/Performances, tagged angelique poteat, Second Inversion, The Takeover on February 4, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Tune in to Second Inversion for a recording of the performance of chamber music by Angelique Poteat from January 16, 2015, hosted by Angelique. The recording from the show will be available as an archived concert after the broadcast date from this website:
http://secondinversion.org/programs/the-takeover/
*You can also click here at any time to listen to the concert without commentary.
Just Heard: Sonic Evolution
Posted in Events/Performances, tagged angelique poteat, Beyond Much Difference, Pearl Jam, Seattle Symphony, Sonic Evolution on February 4, 2015| Leave a Comment »
This sold-out performance by the Seattle Symphony will feature Poteat’s new orchestral work, Beyond Much Difference, inspired by the music of Seattle music-icon Pearl Jam. The concert takes place January 30, 2015, 8pm at Benaroya Hall, Seattle. Read the program notes and click here for general concert information.
Poteat Receives 2015 CityArtist Grant from the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged angelique poteat, Northwest Girlchoir, seattle collaborative orchestra, Seattle Office of Arts & Culture on December 5, 2014| Leave a Comment »
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Angelique Poteat was selected as a 2015 CityArtist by the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture. The grant will support the creation of a new composition for orchestra with girls’ choir that addresses self-esteem and the influence of popular culture and peer-pressure on teen and pre-teen girls, as expressed by girls in the Seattle community.
This will culminate in a performance of the new work in November 2015 by the Seattle Collaborative Orchestra and the Northwest Girlchoir. Updates on the project will be posted periodically, so stay tuned!
Seattle Symphony to premiere “Much Difference” in New York
Posted in Events/Performances, tagged angelique poteat, David Sabee, Kimberly Russ, Laura DeLuca, Le Poisson Rouge, Michael Werner, Mikhail Shmidt, Much Difference, Pearl Jam, Seattle Symphony, Sonic Evolution, Spring4Music, Zartouhi Dombourian-Eby on April 16, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Poteat’s newest work, Much Difference, commissioned by the Seattle Symphony Orchestra for their Sonic Evolution series, will be premiered by members of the orchestra (Zartouhi Dombourian-Eby, flute; Laura DeLuca, clarinet; Mikhail Shmidt, violin; David Sabee, cello; Michael Werner, percussion; and Kimberly Russ, piano) during their Spring4Music After Hours program at Le Poisson Rouge in New York on May 5, 2014 at 10pm. The piece is inspired by the music of the Seattle-based group, Pearl Jam, as well as their strong history of activism.
“A Perspective” Released on Beauport Classical Label
Posted in Events/Performances, tagged a perspective, aaron alon, albert kim, angelique poteat, catherine branch, katelyn westergard, music of difference, robert j. bradshaw on March 4, 2012|
Performed by flutist Catherine Branch, violinist Katelyn 
Westergard, and pianist Albert Kim, A Perspective was released on CD for the project Music of Difference on November 8, 2011. To read more about the project, including how to purchase the album, visit Artist Series. The album has also been released to iTunes.
