Sep 29 2019
Inversion Ensemble presents Aether: Air—inspiration/wind Sep. 29

Inversion Ensemble presents Aether: Air—inspiration/wind Sep. 29

Presented by Inversion Ensemble at Redeemer Presbyterian Church

The innovative and critically acclaimed choral group, Inversion Ensemble, explores the four alchemical elements of Earth, Air, Fire and Water in its fourth season, Aether. September 28 and 29 Inversion Ensemble presents the concert Air—inspiration/wind, exploring how the ephemeral nature of this element represents the fleeting spirit of inspiration and change. Adding to Inversion Ensemble’s tally of over 57 world premières, the concert features brand new works written specially for Inversion Ensemble by local composers Adrienne Inglis and Robbie LaBanca. The concert also includes world première performances of works by Christopher Fludd  (the winner of the second annual Emerging Composer Contest), by Alsu Nigmatullina (selected through Carlos Cordero’s Happy Composer project), and by Chicago composer Bethany Younge. Works by Trevor F. Shaw, Eric Whitacre, Isaac Lohdahl, Jeffrey M. Derus, Ola Gjeilo, and Carlos Cordero fill out the program. Inversion Ensemble welcomes guest conductor Joshua Chai for this ​concert. Artistic director Trevor Shaw will give a pre-concert talk and Q&A thirty minutes before the performance. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Travis Audubon Society.

Admission Info

General public $20 | Season tickets $50 | Students free

Link for tickets: https://www.artful.ly/store/events/18787

Phone: 5129107203

Email: info@inversionensemble.com

Dates & Times

2019/09/29 - 2019/09/29

Additional time info:

Artistic director Trevor Shaw will give a pre-concert talk and Q&A thirty minutes before the performance.

Location Info

Redeemer Presbyterian Church

2111 Alexander Avenue, Austin, TX

Accessibility Info

Accessibility: Parking for those with an appropriate handicapped parking permit or license plate is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please request a large print program at least seven days before the event.