Tejido de Voces/Woven Voices, a tiny TUTTI Collaboration

Every two years, Denison University’s Department of Music collaborates with musicians, composers, fine artists, dance artists, theatre, and creative people across genres to present the TUTTI Original Works Festival, a days-long celebration of original works. And in-between TUTTI Festivals, the Department of Music collaborates across the arts to bring you tiny TUTTI Festival, a 2-day event celebrating the arts with this musical term "TUTTI," taken from the Italian for all together.

This event is open to Denison Students, Faculty and Staff and is in the Eisner Center, Sharon Martin Hall. Advanced tickets required.

Tejido de Voces/Woven Voices  intertwines music and visual art created in response to literary texts in Spanish, English, and Ladino that speak to the experience of migration and cultural exchange. This common thread, by turns serious, whimsical, or metaphorical, resonates in the particular hues of each language. The show came into being also as an exchange of ideas across the different languages of artistic and academic disciplines at Denison, and includes musical works by Carlos Chavez, Ricardo Zohn-Muldoon, Alan Ridout, and David Serkin Ludwig

Performers:

Hanna Hurwitz - violin

Sam Reich - piano 

Ron Abram - visual artwork 

Mónica Ayala-Martinez - narration and translation 

Mary Beaton - narration 

Join us for Day 1 of our tiny TUTTI Festival with Composers’ Collaborative Watch Party with Third Coast Percussion. Click here for more information.