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Friday, February 19  08pm
the cell
338 W.23rd St., New York, NY 10011

This concert is co-presented by ENSEMBLE MISE-EN and The League of Composers/ISCM

On Friday, February 19th at the cell theatre, ENSEMBLE MISE-EN perform works from composer’s from the West Coast and Mid-West, featuring Texu Kim, Stephen Taylor, Nick Norton, Carl Schimme, and Moon Young Ha. Come check out the World Premiere’s by the West and Midwest composers.

PROGRAM
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Carl Schimmel – Day Into Night at the Breakwater (2016)
Nick Norton – Imitator (2016)
Texu Kim – Practice Room Rhapsody (2016)
Stephen A Taylor – Writhe 2 (2015)
Moon Young Ha – Fairy Tale (2009, arr. 2016)

ENSEMBLE MISE-EN is a New York-based contemporary music collective led by composer Moon Young HA. Comprised of talented young musicians, our personnel strive to bring a repertoire of challenging new sounds to diverse audiences. We wish to impart an experience that is simultaneously multi-cultural, intellectually stimulating, and aesthetically pleasing. As a collective, the multi-national personnel has coalesced around a real aesthetic agenda, crystallized in the name mise-en: “mee”, in Korean, means “beauty”, and “zahn”, “to decorate”, and the group unabashedly promotes “beautiful” artwork to increasingly diverse audiences of contemporary sounds.

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