 Starting tonight, and for the next two weekends Edward Kelsey Moore will be in the orchestra pit at the historic Auditorium Theatre with his colleagues from the Chicago Philharmonic
to provide live accompaniment for the Joffrey Ballet's winter series of dance works -- Bold Moves. Betrayal. Passion. Loss. The Joffrey winter program Bold Moves, part of their 60th anniversary season, is a mixed repertory presentation which features Tilting Point, a World Premiere by British choreographer Ashley Page, along with the return of two popular works from the Joffrey repertoire – Yuri Possokhov’s RAkU and Jiří Kylián’s Forgotten Land. ~ ~ The Joffrey Ballet ~ BOLD MOVES ~ ~ February 10th, 2016 ~ Opening Night February 12-14th and 18-21st ~ Performances Auditorium Theatre / Chicago, IL Click here for more info & tickets! And writing fans, don't fret... Edward loves to sit and write in the excited and energized orchestra "green room" while waiting for performances to begin. Music-making and writing "play well" together for Edward Kelsey Moore!
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 Last year Minnesota Public Radio commissioned Edward Kelsey Moore to write a series of short essays for their web portals. This year they have renewed the commission, so E.K.M. will be sharing his thoughts in new writings over the coming months! The first in the new series is titled Escaping the Tupperwear Tub. Here is M.P.R.'s description of the piece 'For decades, my pattern remained consistent,' writes cellist and best-selling author Edward Kelsey Moore. 'Full of excitement over each new project, I would begin to write. But then ... [each] short story went, unfinished, into the Tupperwear tub in the basement.' Read how Moore overcame procrastination and about the joy of finishing one's projects.
You can find this essay at ClassicalMPR -- by clicking here. It is also available on their (free) music streaming portal YourClassical.org Read the essay there -- by clicking here. More essays by Edward Kelsey Moore will be coming throughout 2016! And, you can enjoy the previous essays commissioned by M.P.R. if you -- click here! |
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