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Three Spirited Works. Two World Premieres. One CD Launch Party.

JANUARY 28, 2009 | 7:30PM | LE POISSON ROUGE | 158 BLEECKER STREET | NYC

 

The World Premiere of GROANBOX

Doors open at 6:30pm | Concert starts at 7:30pm

Metropolis Ensemble and Artistic Director/ Conductor Andrew Cyr presents an evening of artistic collaboration with the UK-based roots trio The Groanbox Boys. The concert will feature the world premiere of GROANBOX , a new work by London-based composer David Bruce for accordionist Michael Ward-Bergeman, The Groanbox Boys, and the Metropolis Ensemble.

Also on the program: Kicking Up Dust, a world premiere by Michael Ward-Bergeman featuring Paul Clifford on freedom boot and chamber orchestra; Gnarly Buttons, a folk-infused work by John Adams for clarinetist Tibi Cziger and small orchestra; and a live performance set by The Groanbox Boys for the official worldwide CD release of their latest album, Gran Bwa.

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Come Early for Dinner and Drink Specials

Le Poisson Rouge invites you to join us before the concert for dinner and drink specials, including artisanal cheeses, terrine of Kobe beef, and wine pairings. A work of art itself, the space embodies the experimental philosophy that drives the venue. Find a cozy corner and enjoy a bite to eat with your friends! Doors open at 6:30pm.

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GROANBOX and Kicking Up Dust are co-comissions from the Metropolis Ensemble with major support from the Argosy Foundation. This concert is made possible by major support from the Argosy Foundation's Contemporary Music Fund. Smithsonian Magazine is a proud supporter of Metropolis Ensemble.