FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
DATE: March 14, 2018
DATE: March 14, 2018
Philadelphia’s newest music ensemble, Craft Works, sets to host their first LIVE Audience Podcast.
Interactive concert to feature audience elements with talk-back discussion on works by Landini, Palestrina, Bruckner, and Messiaen
Interactive concert to feature audience elements with talk-back discussion on works by Landini, Palestrina, Bruckner, and Messiaen
Craft Works LIVE May 5, 2018 | 7:30PM @ The Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul
Philadelphia’s newest music ensemble, Craft Works, announces an open door experience for music lovers and audience members alike to participate in a live podcast recording session at the Historic Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul. To kick off the launch of their official podcast on Sunday, April 22nd, 2018, this live recorded event will feature professional singers workshopping selections by Landini, Palestrina, Bruckner, and Messiaen offering the audience the opportunity to interact and dialogue with the artists.
We will explore and refine each piece with a read-through and open discussion. Those interested can join in a read-through of one of the pieces with Craft Works. “We wanted to open up the doors,” Jackie Dunleavy said. She continued, “We strive to break down barriers, lift up our fellow musicians, and look to include everyone at the musical table.” Dunleavy, a graduate of the prestigious Westminster Choir College, works professionally throughout the Philadelphia region. “We’re excited to not only share music, but to share the musical experience."
Philadelphia’s newest music ensemble, Craft Works, announces an open door experience for music lovers and audience members alike to participate in a live podcast recording session at the Historic Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul. To kick off the launch of their official podcast on Sunday, April 22nd, 2018, this live recorded event will feature professional singers workshopping selections by Landini, Palestrina, Bruckner, and Messiaen offering the audience the opportunity to interact and dialogue with the artists.
We will explore and refine each piece with a read-through and open discussion. Those interested can join in a read-through of one of the pieces with Craft Works. “We wanted to open up the doors,” Jackie Dunleavy said. She continued, “We strive to break down barriers, lift up our fellow musicians, and look to include everyone at the musical table.” Dunleavy, a graduate of the prestigious Westminster Choir College, works professionally throughout the Philadelphia region. “We’re excited to not only share music, but to share the musical experience."
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