Photo courtesy of Caramoor
On June 30, Caramoor presents Sandbox Percussion, described as “exhilarating” by the New York Times and “virtuosic and utterly mesmerizing” by The Guardian. They perform Andy Akiho’s Grammy-nominated Seven Pillars – his most ambitious project to date. The evening-length work is the largest-scale chamber music work that Akiho has written and that Sandbox has commissioned, and their ongoing collaboration on the piece has spanned the past eight years. The work is structured as a large-scale palindrome and consists of seven ensemble movements and one solo movement for each member of Sandbox. Michael McQuilken’s lighting scheme reinforces the work’s form throughout the theatrical live performance. The evening includes a 7pm pre-concert talk with members of the ensemble.
Details:
Sandbox Percussion
Date: Friday, June 30 at 8pm
Venue: Caramoor’s Venetian Theater; 149 Girdle Ridge Rd, Katonah, NY 10536 (see transportation details below)
Sandbox Percussion artists: Jonny Allen, Victor Caccese, Ian Rosenbaum, Terry Sweeney
Program: ANDY AKIHO:Seven Pillars
Tickets: Adults: $68, $48, $29; children: $68, $24, $14.50
For tickets and info: Call (914) 232-1252, email boxoffice@caramoor.org, or visit caramoor.org/sandbox-percussion.
7:00pm: pre-concert talk with members of the ensemble
Getting to Caramoor
Getting to Caramoor is simple by car or train. All parking is free and close to the performance areas. Accessible parking is also free and readily available. The Westchester estate is just one hour’s drive from Manhattan.
By train from Grand Central Station, take the Harlem Division Line of the Metro-North Railroad heading to Southeast, and exit at Katonah. Caramoor is a 3.5-mile drive from the Katonah station, where taxi service is always available. A FREE shuttle from Katonah station to and from Caramoor runs before and after every concert. For current information, check the Metro-North schedule and contact the Box Office for more information.
Health and safety
Caramoor is committed to maintaining the health and safety of its guests, artists, and staff, while ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable visit. Click here for more information and up-to-date health and safety policies.
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