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Gil Morgenstern’s Reflections Series
After an exhilarating three-year run at The Rubin Museum of Art, Gil Morgenstern’s Reflections Series is proud to make the Workshop for Music Performance Concert Hall its new home starting in the fall of 2010. WMP Concert Hall is part of Gradoux-Matt Rare Violins, LLC, located in the heart of the Flatiron district of New York City. Elegantly decorated with 19th century Parisian chandeliers and gilded mirrors, WMP Concert Hall provides the ideal intimate venue for the Reflections Series and Gil Morgenstern’s innovative approach to programming. September 16, 2010
Reflections Series will also continue at An Appalachian Summer Festival in Boone, North Carolina in July, 2011; in Italy in May, 2011; and in Miami, Florida at the Bass Museum of Art. Concerts there will take place these Sunday afternoons: November 14, 2010
Ticket information and more details will be announced soon.
About Gil Morgenstern’s Reflections Series
Violinist and artistic director Gil Morgenstern’s vision for a series of interdisciplinary concerts to be presented in non-traditional venues throughout the United States grew out of his years of experimentation with various art forms. He has co-founded various organizations dedicated to exploring the collaborative nature of the artistic disciplines including NCNY, a music and dance company with former Paul Taylor dancer Mary Cochran, and Nine Circles Chamber Theatre, a creative organization with writer Jonathan Levi. Over the years, Mr. Morgenstern has worked with musicians, actors, visual artists, composers and authors, directors and designers in an effort to expand performance traditions and create new interdisciplinary works.
Building on the enormous success of these ventures, Mr. Morgenstern created his Reflections Series, which saw its inaugural concert in 2007 at the Rubin Museum in New York City. Since then, Reflections has grown to be presented in the United States in New York, Florida, Pennsylvania and North Carolina, and abroad in Rome, Florence and Capri, Italy. Plans for the 2010 – 2011 season include performances in London and Paris. Reflections Series presents solo and chamber music along with works of different artistic disciplines, engaging its audiences in combinations of music, text and images. Through its unique contextualization of historical styles and arts, its innovative programming entertains and enlightens the 21st century audience. Using both existing and original works, and with the collaboration of a superb ensemble of creative and performing artists representing all art forms, Reflections programs present works that both reflect upon one another and invite the audience to reflect anew on universal themes. For more information, please visit: www.ReflectionsSeries.com Copyright © 2010 Reflections Series, Inc. All Rights Reserved
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