Robert Blatt

August 24, 2018

Robert Blatt was born in 1984 in Anaheim, California. His practice is rooted in explorations of expanded sonic situations through varying frames and gradations of environment, notation, object, performance, text and tone. His work has been presented throughout the United States and Europe, in the context of performances, exhibitions, and a variety of unconventional methods […]

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Dunava

August 24, 2018

Dunava is a Seattle-based women’s vocal ensemble specializing in the acappella folk music of Eastern Europe. Founded in 2005, Dunava is made up of singers from diverse musical backgrounds who all share a passion for complex and beautiful harmonies, and for learning about and performing these musical traditions authentically. Dunava is affiliated with the Radost […]

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Monktail Creative Music Concern

August 24, 2018

The Monktail Creative Music Concern is a collective of composers, musicians and artists based in Seattle, WA who thrive o­n the atypical and exigent; the real weirdo stuff. The collective recorded the Special O.P.S. EP Backdoor Draft as part of their Artist Support Program residency at Jack Straw in 2011. Artist Support Program 2011: Record […]

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Sean Osborn

August 24, 2018

Clarinettist Sean Osborn has performed on four continents since his recital debut at the age of seventeen at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Appointed over nearly 300 other applicants to a position with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra in 1989, Osborn was the youngest clarinetist in the history of the Met. A student of […]

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Ruthie Dornfeld

August 24, 2018

Fiddler Ruthie Dornfeld’s big tone, fierce rhythm and fluid style, along with a wildly eclectic repertoire, have won her popularity among dancers and concert audiences alike. Fluent in a wide range of traditional styles (Irish, American old-time, Scandinavian and Eastern European, for starters), she has performed and taught for over forty years throughout the USA […]

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Urtaa Gantulga

August 24, 2018

Born in outer Mongolia, Urtaa Gantulga began studying morin khuur at the age of eleven. The son of a traditional Mongolian wrestler, Urtaa began racing horses at 5 years old and was the two time champion of the famous Naddam Horseracing Festival. However, at the urging of his grandfather, who loved folk singing, he decided […]

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Carmona Flamenco

August 15, 2018

Marcos and Rubina Carmona are flamenco artists who have dedicated themselves to the Sevilla, or modern traditionalist form of flamenco. Though originally from San Francisco, they both now reside in Seattle, Washington. At the age of twenty, Marcos began to study flamenco guitar while his wife Rubina developed her skills as a flamenco singer and […]

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Brian Lawlor

August 7, 2018

Brian Lawlor is a composer, multi-instrumentalist, conductor, and teacher residing amidst the scenic street trash of Jersey City Heights. Artist Support Program 2001: Produce recordings of solo piano compositions and improvisations

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Dana Reason

July 24, 2018

Canadian-born composer, musician and sonic arts researcher, Dana Reason is described by Downbeat Magazine as “having a voice as a composer and instrumentalist that is firmly her own.” Her album Angle of Vision was long-listed for Grammy Awards 2014 in 3 separate categories including: Best Jazz Instrumental Album; Best Instrumental Composition; Best Arrangement. Additionally, her […]

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The Bushwick Book Club Seattle

July 24, 2018

The Bushwick Book Club Seattle is a group of musicians who write and perform original music inspired by literature. They produced a piece of music called “Out Under Diamonds” inspired by The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,through their Jack Straw artist residency.

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