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UR Institute for Performing Arts
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Creative activity and the performing arts are vital to the success of a major research university. The University of Rochester has long enjoyed world-class programs in the performing arts through the Eastman School of Music, and increasingly through our music department, theater program, and dance program in The School of Arts and Sciences. The city of Rochester is home to a vibrant performing arts community. The combination of a rich arts environment on campus with a strong local and regional arts community makes the University of Rochester the ideal place for the Institute.
For more information, visit:
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For more information, visit:
www.sas.rochester.edu/PerformingArts
ARTs + Change: T. Carlis Roberts
ARTs + Change Conference, June 2-5, 2022
Title: STONO: An Audio Ritual
Artist: T. Carlis Roberts
Date: June 2, 2022
About the Conference:
ARTs + Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Office of Equity and Inclusion, the Paul J. Burgett Intercultural Center, 540 WMain, Inc., Create a Space Now, Eastman Institute for Music Leadership, the Warner School, and the Rochester Fringe Festival. With nearly 40 presenters, this conference provided opportunities for artists of all disciplines, educators, community members, and community organizations to come together for the sharing of work, participatory workshops, panel discussions, research presentations, performances, guided discussions, and more. This was the second year we held this conference, and it provided a great way to engage with both UR artists and the greater performing arts community.
About The Artist:
T. Carlis Roberts is an artist and scholar who engages sound as a tool for transformation and liberation. T’s work straddles theater, film, television, and music - each project driven by the desire to disrupt boundaries of race, nation, and gender and develop new vocabularies for expression. In this presentation, T shares excerpts from and discusses his audio-ritual, STONO. This piece explores the Stono slave rebellion, which unfolded outside of Charleston, South Carolina in 1739. While typically depicted as a suppressed insurrection, STONO asks: Is there another story? STONO offers a space to imagine a more expansive and surprising story about that fateful event - a space in which race, gender, and humanity are cosmically destabilized.
Title: STONO: An Audio Ritual
Artist: T. Carlis Roberts
Date: June 2, 2022
About the Conference:
ARTs + Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Office of Equity and Inclusion, the Paul J. Burgett Intercultural Center, 540 WMain, Inc., Create a Space Now, Eastman Institute for Music Leadership, the Warner School, and the Rochester Fringe Festival. With nearly 40 presenters, this conference provided opportunities for artists of all disciplines, educators, community members, and community organizations to come together for the sharing of work, participatory workshops, panel discussions, research presentations, performances, guided discussions, and more. This was the second year we held this conference, and it provided a great way to engage with both UR artists and the greater performing arts community.
About The Artist:
T. Carlis Roberts is an artist and scholar who engages sound as a tool for transformation and liberation. T’s work straddles theater, film, television, and music - each project driven by the desire to disrupt boundaries of race, nation, and gender and develop new vocabularies for expression. In this presentation, T shares excerpts from and discusses his audio-ritual, STONO. This piece explores the Stono slave rebellion, which unfolded outside of Charleston, South Carolina in 1739. While typically depicted as a suppressed insurrection, STONO asks: Is there another story? STONO offers a space to imagine a more expansive and surprising story about that fateful event - a space in which race, gender, and humanity are cosmically destabilized.
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ARTs + Change: RongLu Tang and T. Carlis Roberts
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ARTs Change Conference, June 2-5, 2022 Title: Processing and Discussion Artists: RongLu Tang and T. Carlis Roberts Date: June 2, 2022 About the Conference: ARTs Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Office of Equity and Inclusion, the Paul J. Burgett Intercultural Center, 540 WMain, Inc., Create a Space ...
ARTs + Change 2022: Dr. Dani Fraenkel
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ARTs Change Conference, June 2-5, 2022 Title: The Inherent Healing of Dance when East Meets West Artists: Dr. Dani Fraenkel with Kruttika Joshi Deodhar, Rutuja Khanore, Janhavi Vilas Pathak, Prajakta Sathe, and Sumana Sethuraman Date: June 3, 2022 About the Conference: ARTs Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership w...
ARTs + Change 2022: Dr. Dani Fraenkel and Malena Selic Discussion
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ARTs Change Conference, June 2-5, 2022 Title: Processing and Discussion Artists: Dr. Dani Fraenkel and Malena Selic Date: June 3, 2022 About the Conference: ARTs Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Office of Equity and Inclusion, the Paul J. Burgett Intercultural Center, 540 WMain, Inc., Create a Space...
ARTs + Change 2022: Hannah Park
zhlédnutí 9Před 2 lety
ARTs Change Conference, June 2-5, 2022 Title: Dancing Pluralism: Opportunities for Equity in Dance Education Artist: Hannah Park Date: June 4, 2022 About the Conference: ARTs Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Office of Equity and Inclusion, the Paul J. Burgett Intercultural Center, 540 WMain, Inc., C...
ARTs + Change 2022: Hannah Park, Katie Hurwitz, and Otto Muller Discussion
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ARTs Change Conference, June 2-5, 2022 Title: Processing and Discussion Artists: Hannah Park, Katie Hurwitz, and Otto Muller Date: June 4, 2022 About the Conference: ARTs Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Office of Equity and Inclusion, the Paul J. Burgett Intercultural Center, 540 WMain, Inc., Creat...
ARTs + Change 2022: Schenck, Smith, Serna, Buono, and Chappell Discussion
zhlédnutí 10Před 2 lety
ARTs Change Conference, June 2-5, 2022 Title: Processing and Discussion Artists: Molly Schenck, Katherine Serna, Missy Pfohl Smith, Alexia Buono, and Rebekah Chappell Date: June 4, 2022 About the Conference: ARTs Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Office of Equity and Inclusion, the Paul J. Burgett In...
ARTs + Change 2022: Keane Southard
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ARTs Change Conference, June 2-5, 2022 Title: Beyond Representation: Enhancing the Social Justice Outcomes of El Sistema-Inspired Programs by Integrating Kingian Nonviolence Philosophy Artist: Keane Southard Date: June 3, 2022 About the Conference: ARTs Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Office of Equ...
ARTs + Change 2022: Rose Pasquarello Beauchamp, Stella Wang, and Andrea Gluckman
zhlédnutí 85Před 2 lety
ARTs Change Conference, June 2-5, 2022 Title: Remnants - Unearthing Histories Artists: Rose Pasquarello Beauchamp, Stella Wang, and Andrea Gluckman Date: June 5, 2022 About the Conference: ARTs Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Office of Equity and Inclusion, the Paul J. Burgett Intercultural Center,...
ARTs + Change 2022: Lauren Alleyne
zhlédnutí 14Před 2 lety
ARTs Change Conference, June 2-5, 2022 Title: Self and World: Writing the Poems that Matter Artist: Lauren K. Alleyne Date: June 5, 2022 About the Conference: ARTs Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Office of Equity and Inclusion, the Paul J. Burgett Intercultural Center, 540 WMain, Inc., Create a Spa...
ARTs + Change 2022: Christine Stoddard
zhlédnutí 16Před 2 lety
ARTs Change Conference, June 2-5, 2022 Title: Uniting Poetics & Humor in (Post) Pandemic Art Artist: Christine Stoddard Date: June 5, 2022 About the Conference: ARTs Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Office of Equity and Inclusion, the Paul J. Burgett Intercultural Center, 540 WMain, Inc., Create a ...
ARTs + Change 2022: Ashley Campbell and Hannah Bell Discussion
zhlédnutí 10Před 2 lety
ARTs Change Conference, June 2-5, 2022 Title: Processing and Discussion Artists: Ashley Campbell and Hannah Bell Date: June 4, 2022 About the Conference: ARTs Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Office of Equity and Inclusion, the Paul J. Burgett Intercultural Center, 540 WMain, Inc., Create a Space No...
ARTs + Change 2022: Hannah Bell
zhlédnutí 17Před 2 lety
ARTs Change Conference, June 2-5, 2022 Title: Say Her Name Artist: Hannah Bell Date: June 4, 2022 About the Conference: ARTs Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Office of Equity and Inclusion, the Paul J. Burgett Intercultural Center, 540 WMain, Inc., Create a Space Now, Eastman Institute for Music Lea...
ARTs + Change 2022: Ashley Campbell
zhlédnutí 22Před 2 lety
ARTs Change Conference, June 2-5, 2022 Title: Beyond Representation: Evolving the Narratives of Identities on Screen Artist: Ashley Campbell Date: June 4, 2022 About the Conference: ARTs Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Office of Equity and Inclusion, the Paul J. Burgett Intercultural Center, 540 WM...
ARTs + Change 2022: Katherine Serna & Missy Pfohl Smith
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ARTs Change Conference, June 2-5, 2022 Title: Dance and Interdependent Community Agency for Women in Recovery Artists: Katherine Serna and Missy Pfohl Smith Date: June 4, 2022 About the Conference: ARTs Change is a virtual conference hosted by the University of Rochester’s Institute for the Performing Arts, in partnership with the Office of Equity and Inclusion, the Paul J. Burgett Intercultura...
ARTs + Change Discussion: Critchley, Rolle, and Blanco
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ARTs Change Discussion: Critchley, Rolle, and Blanco
International Theatre Program presents"We Don't Live On Mars Yet"-Talya Chalef
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International Theatre Program presents"We Don't Live On Mars Yet"-Talya Chalef
Annual inspireDANCE Festival at University of Rochester
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Annual inspireDANCE Festival at University of Rochester
International Theatre Program presents"That Poor Girl and How He Killed Her"-Jen Silverman
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International Theatre Program presents"That Poor Girl and How He Killed Her"-Jen Silverman
Program of Dance & Movement spotlights: "Window Dressing"
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Program of Dance & Movement spotlights: "Window Dressing"
International Theatre Program presents "Circle Mirror Transformation" - Annie Baker
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International Theatre Program presents "Circle Mirror Transformation" - Annie Baker
Question - Who is going to fill the huge gap left when John Mooney days are over ? I see no one coming through the ranks. Let me know please folks. Love this man and his music, a true one off guitarist and vocalist, make the most of him, while he is still going strong.
First heard of this cat off of From the Cradle album 30 years ago. Dude has done everything.
This man right here is the last living link we have with the late son house🥹🥹
I would like to thank John Mooney and The Cottage Hotel in Mendon NY for giving me the blues. In the mid 1970's, there was a musical aberration called disco destroying people's leisure time, making them wear polyester and line up behind velvet ropes to experience garbage. John Mooney and Earl Weems were bringing real disruptive music to the outskirts of Rochester NY, and huge crowds of actual non-disco revelers would crowd into the Cottage Hotel and dance barefoot in puddles of beer. I have the blues, and it is the greatest gift that I didn't have to stumble into accidentally.
Debra is more than a teacher she’s a living embodiment of yoga as a human being expressing the light in all of us!
Ran around with Jerry in Europe during his hitch hiking trip. I remember about ten of us is a tiny house on the island of Formentara off Barcelona all banging on whatever instruments we could get our hands on. Quite a night...
I remember John with long curly hair. Saw him s few times in the80s. Before we both moved south. Rochester NY was a great place to grow up 😊❤
Thank you.
Legend!! I love his style! No complicated.Pozdeav iz Srbije
29:00 this is incorrect. Wolf served more time than that in the military up in Seattle, and as a result suffered PTSD from the treatment he received from the army life and his superiors. It was also his wife who learnt how to perform the dialysis machine.
I remember those days in the 70s in Rochester with John, Brian, Molly and Eddie. I was one of John's women. At that time he was cycling between me, Nancy, & Patty. I sure loved him too much so I had to bow out, it got too hurtful. But we sure had a lot of great times with Freddie & Barbara, Earl Weems, Davey Helander (rip) Roomful of Blues, great great times. Still love you John, lookin great, still sounding awesome.
Man! I wish I had a deep voice tone like his!
I play like you john, not because i try but because i can't help it brother czcams.com/video/qKj6tA8NvLA/video.html
well, mr. mooney got son´s style great to the bone ... it´s really amazing = congrats !!
You guys are complaining about this link to a time that’s long gone?
I lent him my fender super reverb when he was in Fort Collins Colorado because his shorted out, and I got to sit in with the band, Willie bigeyes Smith Calvin Jones Pinetop Perkins and Jerry Portnoy, what memories😐
This is one of the most FASCINATING interviews I’ve seen in a long time! Absolutely mesmerizing, listening to Jerry talking about Muddy and his band. Jerry is an absolute master storyteller, as well as a harp player!
Dick Waterman visited Grafton WI in 2007 to honor #sonhouse in the Paramount Plaza Walk of Fame WATCH HERE: czcams.com/video/nLDePdGqeSY/video.html
Just wanted to say wow and thank you. You giving me history on some my heroes
I saw Son and his Mrs. at the 1969 Ann Arbor Blues Festival. Incredible.
Very important social- and cultural history of African-American blues occurrences and development after 1945, note his distinction between the different generations which is important, i.e. the "real blues" is somewhat censored when arranged and performed in recording studios (1940-up) ...one can only try to imagine the extremely powerful statement it must have transformed in its original form-it was about hopeless working conditions, misery and life-threatening surroundings which often ended in death. Chris
hiding what! first time i met son at the 1965 newport folk festival we met in the park and after we exchanged names, he asked dont you want a drink.. i said sure..he smiled and said great go get a bottle..we sent 2 days.. drunk as skunks.. great times..never to be repeated..lol!!
That was excellent!
What a sorry crowd for such a huge blues star and such fantastic stories! Crap crowd for one of the kings of the harp.
It matters little. Who are you listening to, Portnoy or the audience?
What a character and one hell of a cool guy. And a fantastic harp player!!
Paul Butterfields name never came up? Kim Wilson came out of Mp;s/St Paul. Met Jerry at the Blues Saloon in St Paul. Nice man.
Wonderful Wonderful Wonderful .....if you care at all about the power and soul of Delta Blues Music. The sheer commitment and passion of those who, in spite of an apathy among American audiences to truth and the Art of the Real, helped these men to the stage where they were able to share this ancient, incredibly powerful form of communication, passion, and Divine music, which still to this day circles the earth, expanding our sense of what it means to be Human. Thanks to Dick Waterman and the UR Institute for Performing Arts. Bravo!
Sad that his guy doesn't acknowledge that Son House revived his career in this period ('64 to ''74) thanks in large part to Alan Wilson of Canned Heat. Wilson taught House how to play his own songs again. Son House had forgotten his own music. Wilson, dead at 27 in 1970, just before Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix, of whom John Lee Hooker said, "I love this kid's harmonica. I don't know how he follows me, but he does.""
Along with Fahey I was surprised to hear nothing about Wilson and the Bears part in the story
Hello from Delaware !
Pls. More recordings, John Mooney, especially More like "Dealin' with the Devil" ? (Live) BUT, i guess that You, ONE of the most underrated Guitarist/Singers around....Ya just cain't *Get Through* to any 'hard core' T. Swift or copiers *Fans of The Bland.* (also, to the Swifties: 'i' cain't find 1(one) that 'i' can listen to Twice, and *that* is very rare, for a Top Artiste with over 10 yrs practice?)
It's too bad so few have seen this. I wish CZcams would sent me more just like this. I found his book mentioned on this at Amazon. It's fantastic. Both for his pictures and personal recollections about many of the greatest bluesmen/women. I probably have about 50 blues books on the real blues. This is one of the best. As of now, he's still with us. A treasure trove of interactions with the greats. If you can find one, you'll love it.
25:12 burp
Derp
The speaker seemed not well, and out of shape.
Excellent!
I can never get enough of John Mooney and his colorful life stories. Carry on!
Excellent discussion, great stories on Son
Nice
Nice. Well, that CAN be seen as an Ultimate favorable reaction...In Simplicity, can be found profound Truth? uhm....once in a While, yeah? I DO hope that 'Master Guaurav' is NOT your Real name, i 'Nervous, now'?
Dick Waterman was de man who made Bonnie Raitt a professional en helped lots of great delta musicians survive
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Wonderful anecdotes on the last hurrah of these blues legends!
Wow...so amazing, John Mooney - so gooood. You're an inspiration!!
Can someone interpret this garbled mess?
Listen and you will hear.....
@@nameleven too painful...lazy speech..heavy breathing..slurring..coughing
I took my time with it. Small batches. I understand completely what you are getting at. However I’m glad we were able to hear it in this manner rather than never hearing it at all.
Nah, I'd turn it off if I were you
@@ameerordimly1449 let's hear you speak when you're old. Don't be so impatient, his knowledge in this subject probably exceeds yours. Just listen
Wild- Mooney’s reverted back to his Rochester accent in this context.
THAT sounds like a Major feat? He's bin down there SO long? BUT, these 'Real musicians' DO 'Have an Hear for any sounds, ah guess?' "Welllll, that's Part of 'IT" anyway?"
@@q4991 ok....
I have played harp most of my life and Jerry has always been one of my favorite players.Jim.Liverpool.
Excellent! Rich detail, plenty of information, presented with a perfect blend of accuracy and humor. Thanks for this upload.
Says he was born in Chicago... in 1941?
Maravilloso Lorca el más internacional de nuestros poetas
From the times of Legendary Blues Band this unforgettable track: czcams.com/video/ng4XQXI6EKc/video.html Great Jerry.