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Stone Church Arts presents Eugene Friesen, Ian Ethan Case in an evening of new music for cello and guitar
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Stone Church Arts presents Eugene Friesen, Ian Ethan Case in an evening of new music for cello and guitar

Wednesday, July 30, 2014 — Issue 265

BELLOWS FALLS — Stone Church Arts presents an evening of new music for cello and guitar featuring Eugene Friesen with Ian Ethan Case.

The evening - Friday, Aug. 1, from 7:30 - includes solos and duets with new collaborative compositions involving “looping”: live, recorded layers of sound producing a large ensemble effect.

The show is presented alongside Friesen's “Creative Cello Workshop,” July 31 through Aug. 3, in which 15 cellists from all over North America will descend here for an intensive weekend of creative exercises, immersion in music technology, and improvisation.

Ian Ethan Case, who performs masterfully on acoustic double-necked guitar, is special guest. A longtime cellist with the Paul Winter Consort, Case also teaches at Berklee College of Music.

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