Event details
Princeton Livestock Exchange Concert
Princeton Livestock Exchange is a concert series loosely oriented around improvised performance to create musical dialogues between Princeton students and special visiting guest artists. Attendance is free and open to all.
Special Guest: Zosha Warpeha
Bio
Zosha Warpeha is a composer-performer working in a meditative space at the intersection of contemporary improvisation and folk traditions. Using bowed stringed instruments alongside her own voice, her long-form compositions explore transformations of time and tonality. She performs primarily on Hardanger d’amore, a sympathetic-stringed instrument closely related to the Norwegian Hardanger fiddle. Her current work is informed by the cyclical forms, rhythmic elasticity, and the physical momentum of Nordic folk music. Warpeha’s solo debut silver dawn (Relative Pitch Records) has been lauded as a “breathtaking dialogue between Warpeha and her instrument” (I Care if You Listen), her compositional process “subverting tradition not as a political act, but as a point of departure” (Peter Margasak).
Ticketing
Free, Unticketed
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