Becoming a Body of Sound: KRAVIS NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC
“…was incredibly beautiful in how it slowly revealed all components together as a body of sound. I felt like there were moments when I could not tell who was playing or saying what because it all seamlessly blended into one.
I reveled in the music’s immersiveness and inclusivity.”
Jennifer Pyron, OperaWire
“Like Butler, Chromic Duo claims that relations are not simply influential, but even more compelling: they are made up and undone by them.
“Let’s face it. We’re undone by each other. And if we’re not, we’re missing something. If this seems so clearly the case with grief, it is only because it was already the case with desire” - Judith Butler, "Precarious Lives”
Tyler Cunningham, culturebot
Homecoming: NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART
Reinventing Classical Music: WITCHING HOUR
“…And that’s what was so compelling about Chromic Duo’s show— you got to decide the story that fit the composition and let it take you closer or further away from your identity.”
Abigail Wedemeyer, krui.fm
“And it’s often the smallest wonders that blossom into the grandest and wildest concoctions.
The toy piano is like a symbol of being able to give yourself the permission to play, to not judge yourself, and to show a little bit more empathy for yourself and for the people around you.”
Genevieve Trainor, Little Village Mag
Tiny Pianos, Big Ideas: LITTLE VILLAGE MAG
Emerald Futures Soundwalk: NEWYORK PHILHARMONIC
“An innovative way to experience music and storytelling, the walk will give listeners a multi-sensory experience as they experience the freedom of exploring the city while immersed in the sounds of original compositions.”
Dawn Jones, PressedFresh