Blog - Artist Voices
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AMOC* Soprano Julia Bullock discusses her inspiration for El Niño: Nativity Reconsidered and what she hopes that audiences take from the piece.
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John Adams and Peter Sellars’ El Niño: Nativity Reconsidered reimagines the Christmas oratorio, combining classical texts with original music and contemporary Latin American poetry. Amid preparations for the tour, Bullock and Reif—partners in life and music who recently welcomed a baby son—reflected on the work’s present and enduring resonance.
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Award-winning operatic tenor and Stanford MBA Roy Hage spoke with Stanford Live Magazine about the creation of his new performance Finding My Voice.
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South African choreographer Gregory Maqoma's newest work, Broken Chord focuses on a forgotten moment in history when a South African–based chorus whose tour through North America and England in the late 19th century was marred by the realities of racism. Gregory Maqoma spoke with Stanford Live Magazine about the creation of this performance.
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By Yoshi Kato
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Ahead of the North American premiere of his latest work, choreographer Kyle Abraham spoke with the hosts of the podcast Conversations on Dance.
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Will speaks with Anthony Hudson aka Carla Rossi (Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde) who is Portland’s premiere drag clown!
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Will talks to interdisciplinary artist iskwē about her origin story as an artist and its influence on her activism, centering wellness, and finding space for self-reflection in this chaotic world.
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Curated by Heena Patel
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Get to know the Bay Area spoken word poets featured in our recent film Kronos Quartet: Testimony