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SUMMARY:Sarah Davachi: The Will of Tongues
LOCATION:First Congregational Church of Los Angeles
DESCRIPTION:Saved in Palaner as: saved\n\nPalaner match: 14% · why: lots of
  people going\n\nOn September 10th in Los Angeles\, composer Sarah Davachi
  returns to The Great Organs at First Congregational Church with a solo or
 gan performance of works from her audacious forthcoming triple album\, The
  Will of Tongues\, on her own Late Music imprint.\n\nThis special concert 
 will also feature L.A.-based brass ensemble Diapason\, performing the micr
 otonal 'Interludes' series from this new Davachi release.\n\nSarah Davachi
  cleverly considers notions of “early music” and subsequent canonical trad
 itions while exploring the space opened by minimalism\, experimentation\, 
 and psychoacoustics\, pushing forward an aesthetic uniquely of our time. A
  constant in her project is a fascination with and study of keyboard instr
 uments\; Davachi has performed and recorded on dozens of historic pipe org
 ans internationally. These concerts are a singular way to be enveloped wit
 hin her sound – intricate and massive.\n\nIt’s fortunate for us then that 
 one of the largest church pipe organs in the world is right here in Los An
 geles. “The Great Organs” is a single instrument composed of several organ
 s at the front\, back\, and sides of the church’s main sanctuary. Controll
 ing them all from a single console\, Davachi creates dramatic and unique s
 patialization effects with this fully acoustic instrument.\n\n❦\n\nThe alb
 um notes reveal that The Will of Tongues “…seeks to articulate a deep reve
 rence for the act of listening\, and for the awareness that such listening
  can serve as a kind of imaginative negative space\; one that critically p
 romotes confrontation and creation rather than escape. This collection of 
 music is not easy listening\, and it’s not meant to be – when long duratio
 ns and a reduction of materials are at play\, the ear and the mind are for
 ced to truly face the reality of sound itself and the significant mental s
 paces that it continually gives rise to\, which can carry deep wells of me
 aning if the listener is willing to journey there…”
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