Burke-Hall-Zanter
BHZ Sound and Video Improvisation
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April 23, 2017
Studio Z: 275 East Fourth Street, Suite 200, St. Paul 7 p.m. |
Tickets: $10
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Burke-Hall-Zanter (BHZ); a trio of improvisers who create music and video in performance. In listening to the music, once you relax, let down your guard, and turn your attention towards the minute details – the flux, the minimalist musings, the freeze-frames, the tasty timings – you can move deeper into this highly expressive and intriguing music. The Studio Z performance concludes a series of performances at various venues, Universities, and the Society for Electro-Acoustic Music National Conference. BHZ welcomes St. Paul composer/performer Todd Harper on the performance which is sure to be an eclectic, vibrant event.
Interview with BHZ on the Studio Z Blog 
Brigid Burke is an Australian composer, performance artist, clarinetist, visual artist, video artist, and educator whose creative output fuses her multi-disciplinary skills into media performances and installations of exceptional aural and visual nuance. Her work is widely presented on concerts, festivals, and radio broadcasts throughout Australia, Asia, Europe, and the U.S.A. Dr. Burke has earned degrees from the University of Tasmania, and the University of Melbourne. www.brigid.com.au
Steve Hall, percussionist/drummer performs with top touring artists in the U.S. including Aretha Franklin, Blood, Sweat and Tears, Melissa Manchester and a host of others. As a concert artist he appears regularly with the Huntington Symphony and Ohio Valley Orchestras, and has recorded with the contemporary chamber group Triptych. Steven Hall is professor of music at Marshall University, and endorses RE MO Percussion and Vic Firth. Mark Zanter, composer/performer, has received commissions from many artists in the U.S. and abroad. His compositions have been featured on radio broadcasts, concerts, and festivals in the U.S.A., Brazil, and Europe. Dr Zanter has received awards from ASCAP, AMC, ACF, Meet the Composer, WV Division Culture, WVMTA; and Lament and Dream for string orchestra, piano and percussion received special distinction for the ASCAP Rudolph Nissim Prize. He currently serves as professor of music at Marshall University. Tickets can be securely purchased by credit card or through your PayPal account in advance, or by cash, check, or credit card at the door. Tickets purchased online will be held at the door. Tickets are also available at door.
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