Beth Custer will be performing works from her vast repertoire on voice, piano, and clarinets, and premiering excerpts from her upcoming musical The Custer Project that traces her ancestry back to General George Armstrong Custer.
The Sunday, June 2nd show is at 6pm.
Roco Dance Company’s 150 teenagers will be performing
to my original recorded score for their version of Peter Pan.
Club Foot performs its heralded score to a carefully restored version of the 1927 expressionist masterpiece Metropolis, including many scenes cut from the original American release.
AXIS Dance Company celebrates 25 years with this collaborative new work choreographed by Victoria Marks and composed by Beth Custer. The Beth Custer Trio will be performing live Friday and Saturday with a Q&A following each performance. For Sunday’s shows AXIS will be using the BCE Trio recorded music.
This dynamic trio gives urban tribalism a whole new soundtrack.
Founded in 1991 by Kent and Custer, Trance Mission, the widely acclaimed “4th World” quartet out of the Bay Area, performed extensively up and down the West Coast and on several successful european tours during the 1990’s. Together they created four seminal recordings which were released on San Francisco’s City of Tribes label, the first three of which, “Trance Mission”, “Meanwhile” and “Head Light” included John Loose on drums and Kenneth Newby on Indonesian winds & percussion and atmospheric electronics. The fourth CD, ‘A Day Out of Time’ featured Kent & Custer with Peter Valsamis on drums and Electronics and Eda Maxym on vocals.
This concert, the first reunion of these 3 musicians for over a decade, will revisit trio versions of classic TM works from that era and unleash some new compositions hot off the presses.
Don’t miss an extraordinary evening of gorgeous melodies, scintillating rhythms, and ecstatic drones, with occasional droll interludes.
I’m excited to be a part of Rob Reich’s new quintet. He’s a compositional force to be reckoned with! Check back for our exact showtime.
This dynamic trio gives urban tribalism a whole new soundtrack.
Founded in 1991 by Kent and Custer, Trance Mission, the widely acclaimed “4th World” quartet out of the Bay Area, performed extensively up and down the West Coast and on several successful european tours during the 1990’s. Together they created four seminal recordings which were released on San Francisco’s City of Tribes label, the first three of which, “Trance Mission”, “Meanwhile” and “Head Light” included John Loose on drums and Kenneth Newby on Indonesian winds & percussion and atmospheric electronics. The fourth CD, ‘A Day Out of Time’ featured Kent & Custer with Peter Valsamis on drums and Electronics and Eda Maxym on vocals.
This concert, the first reunion of these 3 musicians for over a decade, will revisit trio versions of classic TM works from that era and unleash some new compositions hot off the presses.
Don’t miss an extraordinary evening of gorgeous melodies, scintillating rhythms, and ecstatic drones, with occasional droll interludes.
Meet the Composer
Attend a workshop and watch Beth Custer collaborate with Victoria Marks and discuss their new work “what if would you”. See up close how a composer and choreographer work together and discover how Custer comes up with musical examples that eventually develop into the final piece.
RSVP:
Studio E at the Malonga
Close to 12th Street BART
Graham does no advertising for this regular gig. Don’t miss out hearing his sparkly compositions for a mass of horns, vocals, and rhythm section.