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Claire Chase - Selections from Density 2036

Flute Center Presents

Selections from Density 2036

Featuring Claire Chase, flute, bass flute, contrabass flute, ocarina

With special guests Ilaria Hawley and Amir Farsi, flutes

Thursday, December 14, 2023

 

 

Program

Meditation and Calligraphy (2013-14) - Felipe Lara For solo amplified bass flute

The Stimulus of Loss (2016) - Suzanne Farrin For glissando flute and ondes martenot 

Throat-song (2020) - Liza Lim For solo ocarina

excerpt from UBIQUE (2023) - Anna Thorvaldsdottir For solo contrabass flute and electronics

excerpts from Roots of Interior (2019) - Phyllis Chen For flute and heartbeat

Amir Farsi, flute

life, life, life (2020) - Richard Beaudoin For solo flute (written for the Density Seeds project)

Ilaria Hawley, flute

Echo (2019) - Marcos Balter For flute, electronics, triangles, and chimes

 

Project Overview

Density 2036 is a 24-year project launched by Claire Chase in 2013 to create a new body of flute repertory leading up to the 100th anniversary of Edgard Varese’s seminal 1936 flute solo, Density 21.5. Now entering its 10th year, Density reimagines the solo flute literature over a quarter-century through commissions, performances, recordings, education, and an accessible archive at densityarts.org.

Artist Biography

Claire Chase, a MacArthur Fellow and the 2017 recipient of the Avery Fisher Prize for Classical Music, offers an intimate presentation of new works from her ongoing Density 2036 project, a 24-year initiative to create a new repertory for the flute. Electroacoustic pieces by composers Suzanne Farrin, Anna Thorvaldsdottir, Liza Lim, Marcos Balter, and Phyllis Chen will be performed alongside commentary by Chase. She will be joined by flutist Amir Farsi, a Density Fellow and Carnegie Hall Ensemble Connect Fellow, and by Ilaria Hawley, a 14-year-old flutist and composer who was the recipient of an ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composer Award.