Polymorphia in MoFA!

Experience contemporary classical music in motion as FSU’s New Music Ensemble Polymorphia presents The Moving Gallery: Roads and Reveries. Moving across the museum, audiences will encounter a vibrant spectrum of sounds, from beatboxing flute and a piano transformed into a drumming instrument, to rain illustrated in sounds of violin and piano, as well as virtuosic woodwinds and poetic harp. Performed by FSU College of Music students, the program celebrates works by leading contemporary composers alongside FSU student composers - winners of thePolymorphia Call for Scores
Free Admission!
Program:
Main entrance
Jumping Bridges, Claire Park (b.1996)
Claire ‘Parky’ Park, beatboxing flute
Sarah Ward, oboe
Charlotte McDonald and
Daniel Kim, bass clarinets
Main floor, gallery
Celeritas Levis, Darius Drullard (b.2007)
Sarah Ward, oboe
Owen Robinson, saxophone
Jariel Santiago Ruperto, clarinet
Charlotte McDonald, bass clarinet
A Poem as Lovely as a Tree, Jacob Grice (b.1998)
Kathryn Lang, flute
Jacob Grice, viola
Isabelle Scott, harp
Staircase
Swannanoa, March Seok (b.2001)
Charlotte McDonald, bass clarinet
Emelia Ulrich, viola
Downstairs
Rain, Seunghye Park (b.1999)
Emelia Ulrich, violin
Elizabeth Grice, piano
Presto, Beat Furrer (b.1953)
Claire Park, flute
Woojeong Jeon, piano
Aria, Amanda Harberg (b.1973)
Kathryn Lang, flute
Daniel Kim, clarinet
Daniel Farrias, piano
Mancora to Huaraz, Gabriella Smith (b.1991)
Fernando Garcia, piano
Daniel Farrias, piano strings