Lewis Krauthamer, composer
H O M E Selected works / Downloads B i o Intro to my musical style OFF THE BEATEN PATH MUSIC SERIES (OBPMS) L i n k s contact: lewis.krauthamer@yahoo.com |
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c/o Lewis Krauthamer 3910 Havard St. About OFF THE BEATEN PATH MUSIC SERIES OBPMS, based in Washington, DC, is a performance series whose focus is unconventional, adventurous and experimental forms of musical composition. The mission of Off the Beaten Path Music Series (OBPMS) is
threefold: 1. To foster connections between the DC music/arts scene and the DC area community at large. OBPMS
performances are held at the University of the District of Columbia
(Van Ness campus) and at Rhizome DC (in the Takoma neighborhood of DC).
Both these places are great centers of musical/cultural life where
community involvement plays a central role. We are dedicated to forming
connections not only among artists,
but with all creative-minded people, regardless of age, background,
career-path, etc. 2. To encourage and
provide an outlet for experimentation and collaboration amongst music students
who may be interested in exploring new music composition. Many music students, especially those at local
universities/colleges where arts funding is low, have little to no outlet to
see their creative projects (such as those done for an orchestration or
composition class), realized by real live musicians. Students whose creative
work has shown a high level of technical and artistic achievement may be
invited to submit work to be performed as part of an OBPMS concert. 3. To bring to DC a
voice for genuinely new, alternative, adventurous, oft-neglected or
experimental forms of music creativity in composition.
Sat., Oct. 12th, 2019: 2pm UDC Performing Arts Recital Hall Lewis Krauthamer: Two Pieces for Double Bass and Lap Steel guitar Past: Off the Beaten Path Composers' Collective Performance
Tues. August 6, 2019 * 7:30pm * $10
Olivia
Weise, Tim Bedford, Michael Gancz, Víctor Arce and Lewis Krauthamer
present newly composed works for Trombone, Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar,
Trickeyboard, Percussion and Electronics. Join us as we perform and
discuss explorations into microtonality, theatricality, spectralism,
graphic notation, political activism, indeterminacy and miscellaneous.
This performance is the culmination of an 8-week long collaborative
summer composition workshop.
The Balance Campaign performs works by Aida Shirazi, Roberto Sierra, Angélica Negrón, Shulamit Ran and Christopher Cerrone Sat., April 7th, 2018: 2pm UDC Performing Arts Recital Hall The Atlantic Guitar Quartet performs music by Lewis Krauthamer, Philip Glass and others
January 23rd, 2018: 12:30 pm UDC Performing Arts Recital Hall Performance and discussion on Free Improvisation by Weed Tree (Layne Garrett and Amanda Huron) and Luke Stewart (double bass)
April 8th, 2017, 2pm UDC Performing Arts Recital Hall April 9th, 2016, 2pm UDC Performing Arts Recital Hall Program: Charles Ives (arr. L. Krauthamer): "Chorale" from 3 Quarter-Tone Pieces, arranged for mixed ensemble
Lewis Krauthamer: Four Virginian Ballads on Themes of Human Weakness for solo guitar accompanied by spoken/recorded text by French poet Combor. - performed by Thomas Schuttenhelm José Elguezabal: Interlude for microtonal keyboards, from his new Solche Konfrontationen Tom Licata: Not once, but... for solo clarinet performed by Laura Armstrong Thomas Schuttenhelm: Six Moments Musicaux for Clarinet and Guitar Tom Johnson (arr. L. Krauthamer): Rational Melodies Nos. 4 and 10 Tom Johnson: Failing, performed by Zachary Crabtree Performers: Laura Armstrong, Clarinet; Zachary Crabtree, Contrabass; Thomas Schuttenhelm, Guitar; Jibrael Malik, Guitar; Lewis Krauthamer, Keyboards, Lap Steel.; Andrew Pendergrast, Keyboards. |