Virtual Masterclass

___SCAPE: Explorations of Space and Sound

New York City + Atlanta, GA

Fri, March 19, 2021 7:30 PM, EDT

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Capacity: 69 of 100 spots still available
: Bring your own drinks
: No bathroom at this event

This is a Groupmuse Masterclass

An online specialized seminar or performance given by musicians; interactive and educational.

Host

Emily C.

Impromptuo is back with architectural designer Davis Butner for an interactive concert on Zoom!

This time, we are combining architectural design and music. How would J. S. Bach and Arvo Pärt fit with live space sketches? Join this groupmuse to find out!

www.impromptuo.com
Based in New York City, Impromptuo is an innovative improvisation-focused duo made up of violinist Katherine Kyu Hyeon Lim and pianist Joey Chang. The duo has been commissioned and presented by Metropolis Ensemble, House of Yes, (Le) Poisson Rouge, Fifth Wall Performing Arts, and National Arts Diversity Integration Association in 2020. They have also performed as part of the Variousound Sessions 2020 Residency, and co-founded The Moving Orchestra in 2019. Though primarily trained in European classical music, Impromptuo draws influence from traditions of free jazz, experimental electroacoustic music, etc., and suggestions from you!
Impromptuo is a recipient of a Chamber Music America Ensemble Forward Grant, made possible with generous support from the New York Community Trust, which has allowed them a prodigious opportunity to work with composer/multi-instrumentalist Tyshawn Sorey.

www.dsbutnerdesign.com
Davis Butner is an architectural designer and musician with an interest in the intersection of architecture, preservation, and the performing arts. With interdisciplinary experience in design, curation, and artistic planning, he is passionate about the civic role of architecture and the performing arts as a means of promoting and preserving cultural heritage.
Davis Butner is an architectural designer and musician with an interest in the intersection of architecture, preservation, and the performing arts. With interdisciplinary experience in design, curation, and artistic planning, he is passionate about the civic role of architecture and the performing arts as a means of promoting and preserving cultural heritage.
A proud native of Atlanta, GA, he is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with a B.A. in Music and Architectural Design, likewise completing a certificate of design at the Architectural Association in London, and his masters in architecture at Yale University.