Where are we popping up next?
THE PHILADELPHIA FLOWER SHOW at FDR Park in South Philly!
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Get your Flower Show tickets for Family Frolic this Saturday, June 12th, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm! While enjoying the exhibits, market, and food, experience complimentary performances by Orchestra 2001 at all corners of the marketplace.
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Visit our table at the Museum end of the market featuring “seed and garden tool” improvs by percussionists Anthony Di Bartolo and Andy Thierauf.
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Flowerpot Music written by celebrated composer Elliot Cole and directed by Peter Ferry, is a musical soundscape for an unlikely but beautiful instrument, played by professional percussionists and non-musicians alike. Two performances by the entry gazebo.
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John Luther Adams' songbirdsongs will be performed at 11:00 am and 1:00 pm, south of the marketplace, in front of the Boathouse. Each performance is 15 minutes long. Piccolos and percussion mimic sparrows, meadowlarks, blackbirds, and robins, as Orchestra 2001 musicians partner with our avian colleagues for music by the Pultizer Prize-winning composer/environmentalist. LISTEN.
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Danza de la Mariposa (Dance of the Butterflies) by Valerie Coleman will be performed by flutist Julietta Curenton at the Butterflies Live! pavilion, near Blume Village Food Court.
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Stay tuned for Orchestra 2001 at a Market near you . . . Reading Terminal, porch pop-up markets at the Bourse, 9th Street Market, Cherry Street Pier, Farmers Markets, and more!
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Orchestra 2001 musicians recently videotaped “Reading Terminal: Ride That Train,” part of composer Tom Whitman’s new Our Philadelphia at the Market; the video and free programming at Reading Terminal Market will be announced later this summer.
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Thank you to all who joined us for the second performance of Honoring Our Ancestors on May 23rd in South Philadelphia's 9th Street Market, co-presented by OUR MARKET project and Orchestra 2001.
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Lead support for Orchestra 2001’s EMERGING MARKETS concerts at Reading Terminal, 9th Street Market, The Bourse, Philadelphia Flower Show Marketplace, and other markets provided by The William Penn Foundation”
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Get tickets for CONEXÕES BRAZIL!
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 2021 at 7pm
20th- and 21st-Century Music by Brazilian composers
Heitor Villa-Lobos – Sexteto místico
Clarice Assad – The Book of Spells
Orlando Haddad – Lendas Amazônicas (Amazon Legends) premiere
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Mark Loria conducts Orchestra 2001 at Teatro Esperanza as part of VOCES, featuring live-streamed performances that spotlight the arts and traditions of Brazil. Enjoy authentic Brazilian food while watching at home and support our local Latino-owned restaurants. Funded in part by the Connelly Foundation.
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IN THE KEY OF L: Music Along SEPTA’s Market-Frankford Line will present Orchestra 2001 musicians and composers at train stops, parking lots, businesses, and murals along the "EL" train route that cuts through dozens of Philadelphia communities. The video below shows the beginning of three Philadelphia composers' new pieces responding to murals at stops in West Philadelphia and Kensington. This project is funded in part by grants from the Presser Foundation and The Musical Fund Society of Philadelphia.
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Video: Sharon Torello
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We are pleased to exhibit this video alongside other works by fellow Cherry Street Pier resident artists in UNFOLDING, a multi-media exhibit curated by Philadelphia Contemporary at Atelier Gallery through July 23, 2021. The logo for In The Key of L was created by Cherry Street Pier artist Athena Scott.
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100% of your donation currently goes toward paying musicians.
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