THE VOICE IMITATOR

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EXHIBITION

Work Samples: Story No. 3 “Character Assassination”, for player piano

Project Collaborators

Artist Anna Schuleit Haber
Composer Yotam Haber

Yotam Haber

His music hailed by New Yorker critic Alex Ross as “deeply haunting,” by the Los Angeles Times as one of five classical musicians "2014 Faces To Watch," and chosen as one of the “30 composers under 40” by Orpheus Chamber Orchestra’s Project 440, Yotam Haber was born in Holland and grew up in Israel, Nigeria, and Milwaukee. He is the recipient of a 2013 Fromm Music Foundation commission, a 2013 NYFA award, the 2007 Rome Prize and a 2005 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship. He has received grants and fellowships from New Music USA, the New York Foundation for the Arts, the Jerome Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, Yaddo, Bogliasco, MacDowell Colony, the Hermitage, ASCAP, and the Copland House. Recent commissions include works for Pritzker Prize-winning architect Peter Zumthor; new works for the Alabama Symphony Orchestra, CalARTS@REDCAT/Disney Hall (Los Angeles); New York-based Contemporaneous, Gabriel Kahane, Either/Or, and Alarm Will Sound; the 2012 & 2014 Venice Biennale; 2012 Bang on a Can Summer Festival; the Neuvocalsolisten Stuttgart and ensemble l’arsenale; FLUX Quartet, JACK Quartet, Cantori New York, the Tel Aviv-based Meitar Ensemble, and the Berlin-based Quartet New Generation. He is currently working on Voice Imitator, an evening-length cycle of piano works with visual artist and MacArthur Fellow Anna Schuleit Haber, based on the stories of Thomas Bernhard; with New Orleans-based ensemble Musaica on New Water Music, an outdoor work involving hundreds of amateur musicians for 2016; and a 2016 work for the Kronos Quartet. Haber is Assistant Professor of Music at the University of New Orleans and Artistic Director Emeritus of MATA, the non-profit organization founded by Philip Glass that has, since 1996, been dedicated to commissioning and presenting new works by young composers from around the world. His music is published by RAI Trade.

Anna Schuleit Haber

Anna Schuleit Haber is a visual artist whose work lies at the intersection of painting, drawing, installation art, architecture, history, and community. Her works have ranged from museum installations made with paint, to large-scale projects in forests and on uninhabited islands, using extensive sound systems, live sod, thousands of flowers, mirrors, antique telephones, and bodies of water. Anna studied painting and art history at the Rhode Island School of Design, creative writing/book arts at Dartmouth, and was a fellow at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Studies at Harvard. She was named a MacArthur Fellow for work that has “conceptual clarity, compassion, and beauty.” Her current projects revolve around memory, seriality, and a collaborative alphabet.

Anna has been a fellow at the MacDowell Colony, Bogliasco, Blue Mountain Center, The Hermitage, Yaddo, Banff, and a visiting artist / guest lecturer at Brown University, MIT, Smith College, Harvard, The New School, Brandeis, University of Michigan, McGill, RISD, Boston University, Pratt, Bowdoin, and Syracuse University.

In 2012 Anna was the visiting artist for the Benson Forum on Creativity at the Eastman School of Music, creating a project together with four young composers, "Room for Five", based on four colors and their RGB-spectrum equivalent intervals in music. Most recently, Anna gave her first commencement speech, "Believe the Bird", and started working on a new museum commission for Fitchburg, MA, in 2015.

A selection of "The Voice Imitator" paintings will be on view in a solo show in December 2014 in NYC.

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