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Hear in Now Expanded + QWANQWA: Weaving Strands of Sound

Enjoy what you see? Please 'like' this video and subscribe to our YouTube channel. Every 'like' and subscribe helps us continue to provide high quality, accessible content. Thank you so much for your support. View our full calendar of events: https://roulette.org/calendar/ Support us here: https://roulette.org/support/ __________ https://roulette.org/event/hear-in-no... “Weaving Strands of Sound from Addis to Chicago” is a collaborative musical experience between the Ethiopia-based QWANQWA and Hear in Now (HIN). At the core of both ensembles are stringed instruments, with each group exploring tradition and experimentalism in their unique way, pushing musical boundaries and expectations within their respective communities. Upon meeting in Addis Ababa, Tomeka Reid and Kaethe Hostetter felt inspired to find a way to combine their worlds of tradition and experimentalism, using their varied musical languages and experiences. While both ensembles rely heavily on improvisation, the sources and means of that improvisation are very different. The goal of this exchange is to share stylistic improvisational techniques between the two groups. Specifically, HIN members who have worked extensively with Butch Morris and Anthony Braxton will share conduction techniques with the members of QWANQWA, and in return, QWANQWA will share the many scales and rhythms used in traditional Ethiopian music. Hear in Now Expanded: Tomeka Reid - cello, compositions Mazz Swift - violin, compositions Silvia Bolognesi - bass, compositions yuniya edi kwon - violin Chad Taylor - drums QWANQWA: Misale Legesse Muleta - kebero Anteneh “Bubu” Teklemariam Barago - bass krar Selamnesh Zemene Taye - vocals Kaethe Hostetter - violin Endres “Endris” Hassen Ahmed - masinko --- This performance is presented live in Roulette's theater in Downtown Brooklyn. Roulette’s mission is to support artists creating new and adventurous art in all disciplines by providing them with a venue and resources to realize their creative visions and to build an audience interested in the evolution of experimental art.