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RSVP required – THIS EVENT IS AT CAPACITY
The work explores the heightened emotional challenges of this period, the uncertainty, fear, isolation, and collective longing for connection. Our ever shifting, individual perceptions of time during the pandemic are mirrored in the elasticity of the music composition and referenced with the twelve quintets arranged to resemble a timepiece. Yet, just as during the last few years, the challenges put into stark relief the hope and triumph of the human spirit, serving as a reminder of the light that always follows the darkest times.
This live performance features Contemporaneous ensemble members playing alongside North Adams-local musicians under the musical direction of David Bloom.
Once we were distanced, and now we come together.
Additional performances will take place on Saturday, January 28 during Free Day, the schedule is forthcoming. Learn more about Free Day here.
60 Speaker Sound Installation
January 18–February 4
Distanced Together will begin and continue its residency at MASS MoCA as a sound installation in the Hunter Center. Taking the place of the 60 musicians will be 60 individual speakers each sounding one instrument spatially, arranged in a circle for patrons to walk around and through; experiencing the music in real-time in a communal space for reflection and healing.
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Make a Plan
Planning on dinner before the show? Check out restaurants in downtown North Adams or find a nosh right here on campus: Bright Ideas Brewing or Lickety Split Cafe. A full bar serves Bright Ideas Brewing beers and Berkshire Mountain Distillery spirits.
This limited engagement is presented in partnership between MASS MoCA, Contemporaneous and the MindTravel Foundation.