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Density512 presents the first volume of our four-part series Nevertheless Persist, one for every year that our country’s administration threatens marginalized and underrepresented communities. Volume 1 focuses around the idea of human need.

Claude Vivier, a homosexual Canadian composer, was murdered at a young age by a prostitute. His work Zipangu addresses the human need for companionship, a value that forges a strong tie with Anna Clyne's "rest these hands" which deals with Clyne's relationship with her mother.

Reena Esmail is composer-in-residence with Street Symphony in Los Angeles, a non-profit organization that creates live, free, on-site musical experiences of the highest artistic quality for people experiencing homelessness. She has dedicated her career to taking care of those who have nothing and so we dedicate a portion of our program on human needs to her.

The program will close with Julia Wolfe’s thrilling work for string orchestra, Fuel. Fuel will be accompanied by the Bill Morrison film that she wrote the work for highlighting the economy and human needs for industry in the fast-paced modern world.

Event Details

• Date: June 22, 2018
• Time: 8:00 p.m.
• Venue: Big Medium
• Website: https://www.density512.org/tickets/nevertheless-persist-volume-1

Ticket Information

• Cost: $20, $10 for students

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• Name: Density512

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