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Night Birds: An Evening of Art and Sound

Jordan College of the Arts Fall 2020 • 50m

Join Butler University saxophone instructor Heidi Radtke in collaboration with esteemed artist
Monica Zunino-Mel for an evening of music and imagery. The program will include works for solo saxophone and for saxophone with pre-recorded sound, and will be accompanied by the images of original nature-inspired paintings by Monica Zunino-Mel. Compositions include Night Birds by Karen Tanaka, Westland by Andy Scott, Phoenix Rising by Stacy Garrop, Like Lightnings by Hilary Tann, Lullaby by Lori Laitman, and Penelope’s Song by Judith Shatin.

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