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Fulcrum Point New Music Project
~ 23rd Annual Concert for Peace ~
Out Of The Ashes: Honor Their Memory
Wednesday, December 8th, 2021
Fulcrum Point's 23rd Annual Concert for Peace makes a case for justice and reconciliation, acknowledging and honoring the past with hope for the future. Works by composers Reena Esmail, Stacy Garrop and Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate join the Midwest premieres of two works commemorating the Tulsa Massacre, Adolphus Hailstork’s Tulsa 1921 and Daniel Bernard Roumain’s They Still Want to Kill Us.
Edward Kelsey Moore will perform among the Fulcrum Point musicians for portions of this concert.
PROGRAM
Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate ~ Talowa’ Hiloha (Thunder Song)
Simón Gómez Gallego, timpani
Reena Esmail ~ Teen Murti
Daniel Bernard Roumain ~ They Still Want to Kill Us
(Midwest Premiere)
Joelle Lamarre, soprano
Stacy Garrop ~ Lo Yisa Goy
Adolphus Hailstork, text by Dr. Herbert Martin ~
Tulsa 1921: Pity These Ashes. Pity This Dust.
(Midwest Premiere)
Joelle Lamarre, soprano
Out Of The Ashes: Honor Their Memory
Wednesday, December 8, 2021 -- 7:00 p.m.
Gannon Concert Hall -- DePaul University
2330 North Halsted Street -- Chicago, IL, 60614
Established in 1998, Fulcrum Point New Music Project empowers artists and communities to create new art music that enriches people’s lives and brings about a more empathic world. A creative community of musicians, composers, poets, choreographers, visual artists, and social activists, our work connects people of all generations and cultures through programs that inspire understanding, health, and common values. We welcome and celebrate diverse, creative energies that enrich society through the arts.
Fulcrum Point is dedicated to lowering the barriers to participation in our presentations. Our virtual events are always free of charge, and a percentage of our programs in front of audiences are free as well. We strive to keep the cost of admission to ticketed events low and provide both discounted and complimentary tickets to students and those of limited income.
Who The Hell Are We?
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New York Times Bestselling authors Edward Kelsey Moore and Melanie Benjamin launched a podcast back in 2019: Who The Hell Are We? Several times each month they share a lively conversation about movies, books, and occasional cocktails (the latter having an inspiring and transforming effect on the former). You can enjoy more than eighty episodes, FREE, by searching for Who The Hell Are We? using whatever podcast app you prefer, including Apple Podcasts, Audible, and Google Podcasts. Just curious? Hear single episodes in a regular browser window. Listen, discover and laugh along with these two fascinating writers! Click the More Info button for links and brief how-to-hear podcast details.
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