COMMUNITY
Quintet Performance · Solidarity: Beyond the Disaster-Verse
"Loneliest star, shining so brightly / For no one to see. / Loneliest star, tell me your secret / You shouldn't keep it."
VOL. 2
25 Apr 2024
LIVE PERFORMANCE
AUTHOR
AUTHOR
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Live Performance
Brooklyn
Solidarity: Beyond the Disaster-Verse
Jazz
Music
Classical Music
Experimental Music
Vocals
Hammered Dulcimer
Drums
Guitar
Electronics
Composition
Contemporary Music
Shamisen
Alternative Jazz
Love in Exile
On Becoming
House of Waters
GRAMMY
Periphery
Emily Dickinson
Atahualpa Yupanqui
Protest Song
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The closing set from our event on 30th March 2024, "Solidarity: Beyond the Disaster-Verse," at ShapeShifter Lab in Brooklyn, New York, capped off two stimulating panels and marked the close of Volume 2 Issue 1 of SAAG.
The performance by the quintet of Priya Darshini (vocals), Shahzad Ismaily (piano, drums/percussion, synth, guitar), Moto Fukushima (bass, shamisen) & Max ZT (hammered dulcimer), and Chris Sholar (electronics, ableton) ushered in new emotional registers, and another period of interpretive possibilities for SAAG, as reflected upon by Darshini.
Their set showcases many of the songs from Darshini's debut album, as well as songs about hope and solidarity, and a showstopping rendition of a composition of Emily Dickinson's "Hope is the thing with feathers."
Event Photography courtesy of Josh Steinbauer.
SOLIDARITY: BEYOND THE DISASTER-VERSE
SOLIDARITY: BEYOND THE DISASTER-VERSE
