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Crossing Open Ground: Body and Sound Festival 2025/26 Dates & Details
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In a co-production between LA Phil Insight and Liquid Music and in partnership with the USC Thornton School of Music, conductor Christopher Roundtree and director Dimitri Chamblas will lead 40 local musicians, including 30 from the USC Thornton School of Music, in Luther Adams’ outdoor work for winds, brass and percussion. This program will conclude insight’s 2025/26 Body and Sound: Music in Five Senses festival, which offers opportunities to experience music in multisensory encounters (in complete darkness, augmented by visual elements, paired with food, and more).
Luther Adams has an oeuvre that is animated by threads of environmental contemplation and advocacy. In this staging of Crossing Open Ground, he invites Los Angeles performers and listeners to rediscover and reconsecate thier sense of place.
Luther Adams remarks in Crossing Open Ground’s program note, “From religious pilgrims to refugees seeking asylum around the world, from the freedom marchers of the civil rights movement to present-day marchers against autocracy, walking is an expression of devotion and an assertion of freedom-a transgression of the borders we construct to separate ourselves from one another and from our shared status as citizens of the earth.”
In a performance of crossing Open Ground, each musician and each listener is free to follow their own individual path through the physical and musical landscape of the work. Out of the experience of walking and listening together, a renewed sense of community and place emerges.” Elysian, the city’s oldest park and a site of civic import complicated by legacies of displacement, will be activated through this immersive, musical consideration.
Co-produced by Liquid Music, this iteration of Crossing Open Ground arrives in Los Angeles following a multiyear growth period-including a preview concert, residency, and staging at the striking Snow Canyon State Park in Utah, made possible by Kayenta Arts in partnership with Utah Tech University. The Los Angeles presentation precedes an additional upcoming appearance at Tanglewood on August 13 and 14, a collaboration between the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Boston University Tanglewood Institute produced by Liquid
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