This Thursday, March 10, come and celebrate Tuning the Air’s 200th performance!
Experience what The Seattle Times called “magical notes around the circumference of Fremont Abbey.”
Each performance is simultaneously trance-inducing and surprising. With guitars surrounding you on every side, there’s no knowing where the next note will come from. Melodies get passed around one note at a time from player to player, making for a thrilling multi-stereo effect – 360 degrees of music – which cannot be heard anywhere else. The rotating repertoire includes original compositions, improvisations, as well as circular arrangements of music by various artists, ranging in genre from classical to progressive rock.
This season Tuning the Air will feature an expanded performance team; now 10 guitarists. Electric guitarist and texturist Joel Palmer continues to provide pre-show music as well as contributing to the show. Several performances will include guest artists: oboist Darlene Franz will be performing opening night, and guitarist Tony Geballe will be sitting in for the first two shows of the season. At mid-season Tuning the Air will present a show featuring students from one of the Seattle Circle Guitar School’s classes; as many as 20 4th graders serving as the “opening act” for the show.
Every Thursday, February 10 through June 30*
8 pm, doors open at 7:45
Fremont Abbey Arts Center
4272 Fremont Ave N, Seattle
$10 at the door
www.tuningtheair.com
For opening night, and on selected nights throughout the season, the Fremont Abbey Arts Center Café, downstairs from the Great Hall, will be open from 7pm for your enjoyment before the show. Relax with a cup of coffee, tea or chai, and a tasty treat.
*Note: there will be no performance on April 21
