Unwind every Wednesday evening from 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Gian Luigi Diana (sitar)
Touted by the New York Times as “one of the finest songwriters from Texas,” Slaid returns to the Rubin Museum after sold-out concerts in both 2009 and 2011. 
Returning to the Rubin after her striking guest appearance with Rosanne Cash last year, the Grammy and Academy Award nominee Allison Moorer brings us a solo show of her own.
Nicole Atkins has the sort of elegant, super-sized voice that belongs to an earlier era. With her throaty vibrato and lushly orchestrated pop songs, she made her debut in 2006, bringing to mind a blend of Roy Orbison, Loretta Lynn, and Jenny Lewis.
American Modern Ensemble
Wednesday November 14, 2012 @ 7:00 PM
$15.00 in advance / $30.00 day of
Member Price: $13.50
Artists
Jesse Mills violin
Sato Moughalian flute
Makoto Nakura marimba
Robert Paterson marimba
Victoria Paterson violin
Keve Wilson oboe
Program
Komodo marimba solo - Robert Paterson
Stillness oboe & marimba
Duo for flute & marimba
Braids violin & marimba
Winik/Te’ - marimba solo - Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez
Arbor una nobilis - violin & marimba - Jacob Bancks
Forest Shadows - marimba solo - Robert Paterson
World Preimere
Mandala - Duo for two marimbas - Robert Paterson
About the Artists
Marimbist Makoto Nakura is a musician whose artistry and astonishing virtuosity have been mesmerizing audiences for decades. Winner of the first prize for the prestigious Young Concert Artists International, Nakura’s critically acclaimed performances around the world have included venues in London, Berlin, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Seoul, Sao Paulo and Buenos Aires, and he has performed for audiences in 41 of the 50 states. His recitals have been widely televised by KBS (Korea) and NHK (Japan), as well as many radio stations. His album, Wood and Forrest, will be featured on November 14th as well as Mandala for two marimbas by Robert Paterson.
Composer and percussionist Robert Paterson was recently cited in Fanfare magazine as “a very important composer working in the scene today in America.” Mr. Paterson was awarded Composer of the Year from the Classical Recording Foundation, presented at Carnegie Hall in 2011. Current projects include two operas with librettist David Cote and upcoming performances with the Austin Symphony and Buffalo Philharmonic. Paterson is the Artistic Director of American Modern Ensemble, and he is a pioneer in the development of a six-mallet technique that he developed. This technique will be featured at the Rubin Museum and on his new album, Modern Marimba.
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