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Vox Novus has 15 years producing, presenting and promoting new music. Founded by composer Robert Voisey, Vox Novus uses a “maximalist” approach introducing new work to audiences everywhere.
With a spirit of discovery, Vox Novus uses its concert programs to empower thousands of composers and musicians in 40 countries on 5 continents. For more than a decade, Vox Novus has commissioned and premiered the works of composers around the world from every walk of life with different aesthetics, styles, and career stages. Vox Novus always embraces an ideology of presenting a broad cross-section of the great wealth of contemporary music being written today.
Endeavoring to reach the largest audience, Vox Novus has presented over 500 performances across the planet. Highlight presentations include Carnegie Hall, Stratford Circus for Open Weekend for 2012 Olympics, Winter Garden Atrium, Enwave Theater in Toronto, St Louis Sheldon Theater for the American Arts Experience, Dance Parade in Tompkins Park, and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago.
Vox Novus brings its programming approach to common and untraditional venues alike focusing on reaching audiences with dynamic presentation practices. Performances have been presented in various types of venues from concert halls to classrooms; from contemporary museums to art galleries; from projections on building walls to installations in storefront windows; from large public atriums to bars and nightclubs. Vox Novus has presented its performances on TV, radio, Internet, film, video, festivals, concert performances, bar/nightclub happenings and sound/art installations.
Vox Novus believes strongly in the intrinsic value of contemporary music, recognizing it as a force in the advancement of culture and art. Our goal is to keep music alive by strengthening the connection between composer and audience, providing greater exposure to new music.
Vox Novus is celebrating with a festival of performances from its Composer’s Voice, 60x60, Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame, Circuit Bridges, and xMV performance programs.
You can see the concert program here: http://www.voxnovus.com/XV
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The biggest asset Vox Novus has always had is the power of the people! Without the directors, staff, composers. musicians, performers, artists, and most importantly our audiences, Vox Novus would not be able to do the work we do.
Vox Novus wants to continue its mission presenting and promoting new music and the people who create it.
VOX NOVUS NEEDS YOUR HELP!
The vox Novus Festival is a great rally point to let the public know that new music is relevant and that the new music community deserves support.
All we need you to do is talk up Vox Novus, the festival, and its programs 60x60, Composer's Voice, Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame, Circuit Bridges, xMV, Composers' Site, Music Avatar, the American Composer Timeline, etc
If you have ever benefited from Vox Novus in the past, this is the time to give us a "shout out," "like," "mention," and tell people Vox Novus is "on fleek!"
Numbers matter, the more people we have talking about Vox Novus on social media the more Vox Nvous will have the strength to continue to present new music in venues like the Winter Garden.
Some easy places to promote:
Twitter
@VoxNovus
#VoxNovusFestival
#60x60
60x60 Dance
http://artsbrookfield.com/event/60x60-dance/
http://brookfieldplaceny.com/events/60x60
@ArtsBrookfield
@BrookfieldPLNY
Facebook
Vox Novus Festival
Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame
Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame
60x60 Dance
60x60 Dance
Circuit Bridges
xMV
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On Friday October 15, 2015 6:00 PM 60x60 will make its debut at its first planetarium performance in Reno, Nevada.
The Fleischmann Planetarium and Science Center will be featuring the 60x60 Presenters mix
The 60x60 Presenters mix is designed to honor and present those composers who have helped promote the 60x60 cause. This mix of 60x60 includes the works of composers who have presented 60x60 performances in the past, present and future. Robert Ratcliffe is the audio coordinator for the 60x60 (2012) Presenters Mix.
A big thank you to planetarium director Dan Ruby - who went out of his way to organize this presentation of 60x60! Thank you University of Nevada, Reno / the Fleischmann Planetarium / and especially planetarium director Dan Ruby for this unique presentation of 60x60!
Composers in the 60x60 Presents Mix include:
Liana Alexandra, Ricardo Arias, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz, Rich Bitting, Benjamin Boone, Scott Brickman, George Brunner, Paul Clouvel, Zlatko Cosic, Douglas DaSilva, Brad Decker, Paul Dibley, Erin Dougherty, Leonardo Duerto, Chris Flores, Douglas Geers, Josh Goldman, Melissa Grey, David Gunn, Bruce Hamilton, Dorothy Hindman, Yoko Honda, Lynn Job, Aaron Krister Johnson, Tova Kardonne, Juraj Kojis, Patrick Liddell, Elainie Lillios, Moises Linares, John Link, Blake Martin, Charles Norman Mason, Mike McFerron, Jeff Morris, Serban Nichifor, Rich O'Donnel, Michael James Olson, David R Peoples, Kala Pierson, Christopher Preissing, William Price, Gene Pritsker, Robert Ratcliffe, Robert Sazdov, Jacky Schreiber, Nivedita ShivRaj, Alan Shockley, Juan Maria Solare, Adam Sovkoplas, Adam Stansbie, Allan Strange, Eldad Tsabary, Katerina Tzedaki, Jeremy Van Buskirk, Robert Voisey, Patricia Walsh, Andrew Walters, Rodney Waschka, Aaron Word, and Sabrina Pena Young
You can see the concert program here: http://www.voxnovus.com/60x60/2012_Presenters_Mix.htm
60x60 at Fleischmann Planetarium
60x60 Presenters Mix
Friday -
10/16/2015 -
6:00 PM
Fleischmann Planetarium and Science Center
K-12 Outreach and Informal Education, Raggio Research Center for STEM Education
Mail Stop 0272
University of Nevada, Reno
Reno, NV 89557
planetarium.unr.edu
breakcamps.unr.edu
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Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame: Alex Lubet, steel-string guitar
October 17 MINNESOTA & October 23, 2015 WINNIPEG, CANADA
Vox Novus presents an encore performance of Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame: Alex Lubet, steel-string guitar. 15 one-minute works by 15 composers: Jay Afrisando, Nathaniel Akers, James T. Connolly, Jim Dalton, Douglas DaSilva, Gordon Fitzell, Diarmid Flatley, James E. Holdman, Alex Lubet, Liam Moore, Yan Pang Clark, Zack Pentecost, Etienne Rollin, Justin Rosin, and Bob Siebert, 7:30pm October 17, at the Dreamland Arts in St. Paul and 12:30pm, October 23, at the Eva Clare Hall, Desautels Faculty of Music, 65 Dafoe Road, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2, Canada
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Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame: Mother's Day Flute with Iwona Glinka
October 18, 2015 ATHENS, GREECE
Iwona Glinka will present an encore performance of Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame: Mother's Day Flute selections, 15 one-minute works by 15 composers: Silvan Abdilla, Erol Bugra Balci, Emanuela Ballio, Jonathan Blumhofer, Erik Branch, Inna Buganina, Fermino Gomes, Tom Hamilton, David Heinick, Vladimir Karpenko, Albert HC Manders, Jennifer Merkowitz, Troy Ramos, Blair Whittington, and Christopher M. Wicks 12:00pm at the NIKOLAOS MANTZAROS CONSERVATORY
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CLICK HERE TO SEE THE VOX NOVUS CALENDAR
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