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Concert News & Program
You are invited to join us for
2005 Chrysalis Concerts
Saturday, December 3rd, 8 p.m.
Sunday, December 4th, 4 p.m.
Chrysalis New Music Studio
(SOMA between Harrison and Folsom,
Fifth and Sixth.)
Come experience the resonance of
live music in just intonation.
These concerts will feature music
composed by Cris Forster
for seven original acoustic
instruments, played by the Chrysalis Ensemble.
Joining the ensemble for these
concerts are five musicians who have participated in our internship program, funded
by a generous grant from the
Argosy Foundation Contemporary
Music Fund.
The music comes from two of Cris
Forster’s large works.
The first is Song of Myself:
Intoned Poems of Walt Whitman.
Mr. Forster will intone four of the
Whitman poems, accompanied by
ensemble musicians playing
Chrysalis and Harmonic/Melodic Canon.
The second featured work is
Ellis Island/Angel Island: A Vision
of the American Immigrants.
Excerpts to be performed include
solo pieces for Glassdance,
Diamond Marimba, and Just Keys, (a
piano tuned in just intonation),
as well as two ensemble pieces. One
of these is the premiere of a Quartet featuring Glassdance, Just Keys, Bass Canon,
and Bass Marimba, recently completed by Cris Forster for the Chrysalis Ensemble.
$10.00 general admission
$8.00
seniors and students
Since seating at the Chrysalis New
Music Studio is limited,
we are asking
concert-goers to make reservations in advance by
sending an email to
info@chrysalis-foundation.org.
Please include your name, the
number of people attending, the preferred performance date, and a contact
phone number or email.
(Your personal contact information
is safe with us.)
We will include you on our guest
list,
and you may pay for your tickets at
the door.
Tickets will be available at the
door by reservation only.








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Dear Reader,
Since July 2002, more than 250,000 visitors have logged on to
www.chrysalis-foundation.org. Your interest has encouraged us to plan a
self-publication of Cris Forster's manuscript Musical Mathematics: A
Practice in the Mathematics of Tuning Instruments and Analyzing Scales.
To accomplish this task, we will be applying to organizations and individuals
for grants. Our goal is to publish a complete and unabridged first edition of 500 copies, with a retail
cost of $90.00 per book. If you would like more information on
Mr. Forster's 1300-page manuscript, please visit
our
Musical
Mathematics page,
which shows the Table of Contents of this work.
If you would like to see Musical Mathematics in print,
please write to us so that we may include your emails and letters in our grant
applications. Kindly let us know whether you are a musician,
student, teacher, professor, instrument builder, etc., and indicate any
institutional affiliations you may have. Your name and email address
will only appear in confidential grant applications. We will honor
anyone's wish to remain anonymous.
Please send your email to:
info@chrysalis-foundation.org
or send your letter to:
The Chrysalis Foundation
1459 18th Street, PMB #137
San Francisco, CA 94107
Thank you for your interest and support of the Chrysalis
Foundation book publication project.
The Board of Directors
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