Stanford Biology's Lab of the Anthropocene and composer Marc Evanstein present a new composition based on pollen data from a sediment core in Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve. Through this translation from data to music, listeners are offered a window into the dynamic and interconnected quality of the natural world, and the way in which this balance has been impacted by human activities over the last 120 years.

A collaboration between Composer Marc Evanstein, Dr. Allison Stegner, and Prof. Elizabeth Hadly.

PERFORMERS:

Diane Grubbe, flute solo
Leslie Tagorda, clarinet solo

Stanford New Ensemble + members of Quinteto Latino:
Jenny Andrine and Madsen Evang, violin
Noah Berrie, violin
Praveen Sriram, piano
Katherine Whatley koto
Hans Kretz, piano and director
Kyle Bruckmann, oboe
Jameal Smith, bassoon
Armando Castellano, horn

This work is presented with generous support from the Burt McMurtry Arts Initiatives Fund.

For a detailed description of the project see: [ Ссылка ]

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