Mycelium 1.0 premiere

Two sets 7.30 pm & 9.30 pm
Sirintip -voice, efx, composer
Andrew Gutauskas -flute, clarinet, bass clarinet
Danny Jonokuchi -trumpet, composer
Ben Wendel -saxophone, efx
Zach Brock -violin, efx
Kalia Vandever -trombone, efx
Kengchakaj -piano, modular synthesis
Kaisa Maensivu -upright, electric bass
Nolan Byrd -drums
Nitcha Tothong -visual projections
Marie Lloyd -dance

THERE WILL BE Q&A BETWEEN THE ARTISTS AND SCIENTISTS IN TJG LOUNGE AFTER THE 2ND SET

Introducing “MYCELIUM”: Sirintip’s captivating interdisciplinary musical suite, born from a five-year artistic and research odyssey, intertwines the wonders of fungi and plankton with the power of music and storytelling. Mycelium, the intricate underground network of fungal organisms, inspires a journey of interconnectedness and hope, mirroring the unseen bonds between humanity and nature. Through collaborations with trumpeter/composer Danny Jonokuchi and visual designer Nitcha Tothong, MYCELIUM merges science and artistry, incorporating data sonification, lyrical storytelling, and captivating visuals. This 60-minute performance, accompanied by an ensemble of musicians and dancers, invites audiences to delve into the unseen world of microorganisms, fostering a sense of wonder and empowerment amidst environmental challenges. Join us on this transformative voyage from hopelessness to hopefulness, as MYCELIUM inspires a ripple effect of awareness and action in our interconnected world.

Mycelium is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
Sirintip is a recipient of a 2024 grant from Chamber Music America’s Artistic Projects program, funded through the generosity of the Howard Gilman Foundation for “Mycelium”.

Mycelium is made possible in part with funds from Creative Engagement a regrant program(s) supported by the funding agencies DCLA and the Howard Gilman Foundation and administered by LMCC.

Mycelium is made possible in part with funds from Sea Grant, funded through the generosity of the Oregon State University.

Mycelium is made possible in part with funds from New Music USA and the American Scandinavian Society.