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Tomorrow's Yesterday
Tomorrow’s Yesterday is the debut solo album from flutist/composer Gina Izzo, performing as ladyybirdd. Far from conventional, Tomorrow’s Yesterday is a personal exploration integrating original music by Izzo, improvisation and analog effects pedals, with the flute at the center. While a flute may seem an unlikely candidate for musical insurrection, ladyybirdd brings dynamic intensity and unrestricted adventure – a unique and compelling sonic tapestry, with brilliant contributions from her collaborators, which include all-star improvisers Ambrose Akinmusire (trumpet), Erika Dohi (Juno synthesizer), Nick Dunston (bass), Ian David Rosenbaum (percussion), and Immanuel Wilkins (alto saxophone).
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Welcome to “Digital Harmony: Music Creation in a Digital world” , a web series designed with a composer centric focus to help music creatives and their advocates navigate the complexities of the digital world. This series is intended to help musical artist extend there reach on the digital stage. The first of the series, this video gives a brief overview of digital considerations when navigating you career as a music creator.
This web-series is part of ACF’s digital media expansion to empower artists, made possible with funding from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. Learn more at https://knightfoundation.org/ and follow @knightfdn on social media.