Animated. Graphic. Novel.
#C4GoesRemote Livestream #3
Thursday, July 2 - 8:30pm (EDT)

C4 is back with our third #C4GoesRemote livestream concert: “Animated. Graphic. Novel.” We’ve been continuing to experiment with this new medium and are excited to share our first live score animations with Robbie LaBanca’s “The Last Transmission of Amelia Earhart” and the world premiere of David See’s “Hey / Keep in Touch.” We’ll also be performing Christopher Fludd’s “Dawn” from Watercolors and the world premiere of Jamie Klenetsky Fay's “Neighbors at 7.” The concert will be livestreamed from YouTube (click the link above), and we welcome all audience members to drop us comments and questions in the live chat - we’ll respond to you in real time!

“Animated. Graphic. Novel.” is free to attend, but virtual tips are welcomed. C4 will share half of these proceeds as a donation to BYP100 (Black Youth Project 100), a national, member-based organization of Black 18-35 year-old activists and organizers, dedicated to creating justice and freedom for all Black people. A future livestream concert will be a fundraiser for a similar cause - stay tuned for details!

Virtual tips are accepted through C4’s Venmo account: @c4ensmble. Tips can also be made via credit card through our website, as well as through PayPal at info@c4ensemble.org. Thank you for your support!
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About C4

The Choral Composer/Conductor Collective is a unique ensemble of singers, composers and conductors, performing pieces written within the last 25 years, premiering and commissioning new choral works, and mentoring emerging singers, composers, and conductors of today's choral music.
In a city teeming with exceptional vocal ensembles of every kind, C4 is a standout, not just because of their fine programming and unique collaborative structure, but also for their consistently beautiful and balanced sound, excellent precision, warmth, and energy.
~ Lauren Alfano, I Care If You Listen
A highlight was Niimi’s Concerto for Chorus (Bios)...which was given a scintillating account by 18 singers in the ensemble C4, with Timothy Brown conducting...[T]his nine-minute a cappella work for mixed chorus featured much divisi writing and complex polyrhythms that Brown and the singers transformed into exhilarating vocal pyrotechnics.
~ John Fleming, Classical Voice North America
Their subtly attuned awareness of each others' musical movements makes their technical virtuosity seem near effortless.
~ Jean Ballard Terepka, Theatre Scene
They seem to revel in the challenges other choirs avoid like the plague. ... The group's dynamic is a lesson in exceeding expectations.
~ Christian Carey, Sequenza 21
(photos by Keith Goldstein unless otherwise noted)