Cellist and composer Lori Goldston returns to the Chapel for an evening of solos for amplified and acoustic cello, and duos with sound artist Susie Kozawa.
Lori Goldston has performed prolifically throughout the Pacific Northwest for decades, and tours throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, Australia and Europe. Her work is emotionally charged and nuanced, drawing connections between far-flung idioms, and exploring timbral thresholds of her instrument.
She collaborates with a wide range of composers, actors, film makers, bands, writers and choreographers, including Earth, Nirvana, Jessika Kenney, Eyvind Kang, Mark Mitchell, Duane Linklater, Stuart Dempster, Vanessa Renwick, Lynn Shelton, Embryo, Jim Fletcher, Lonnie Holley, Steve Von Till, Ellen Fullman, Mirah, and many, many more.
Susie Kozawa, a sound artist, composer and performer, works mostly with sound collages and site-specific installations, in which the gathering of sounds is a primary activity. She explores different acoustic spaces using musical instruments she makes out of found objects, kelp, modified toys and human voice. She is a member of the Seattle Phonographers Union and creates sound design for dance, film and theater productions.
COVID-19 PROTOCOLS: Following current mandates from King County & WA State public health officials, all audience members at this performance will be required to wear masks regardless of vaccination status. Proof of vaccination status and/or recent negative COVID test result will be required for entry. Windows will be open, weather permitting.