셋째 딸 Project

http://www.nouveauclassical.org/mysterium-novum/

Artwork by Anne Patterson
Flyer design by David Bird

Inspired by a project conceived over a century ago by synesthetic composer Alexander Scriabin, contemporary music ensemble The Nouveau Classical Project presents their latest installation, Mysterium Novum. In an environment of lush ribbons created by synesthetic artist Anne Patterson, reactive flowers, scent, light, and live music performed by a ten-piece ensemble come together to create a multi-sensory world. Mysterium Novum is an immersive installation that melds ribbons, light, music, and interactive technology inspired by synesthesia, a neurological phenomenon in which stimulation of one sense immediately triggers another. Audience members are free to roam around this synesthetic forest and experience a synthesis of art and the senses.  Conceived by NCP clarinetist Isabel Kim.

Clarinetist Isabel Kim is a member of The Nouveau Classical Project, Hotel Elefant, and Arabesque Winds. She has also performed with the Glens Falls Symphony, This Ambitious Orchestra, Rochester City Ballet, and New York Chamber Virtuosi. She has appeared at the Sanibel Music Festival, Wooster Chamber Music Series, Harry Jacobs Chamber Music Series, Experiments in Opera, Cervantino Festival in Guanajuato, and the River Concert Series; and at venues including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, The Kennedy Center, and (le) poisson rouge. With the Arabesque Winds, she won the Grand Prize at the International Chamber Music Ensemble Competition, Harvard Musical Association’s Arthur Foote Prize, and the Coleman-Saunderson Prize. Isabel holds a Bachelor’s degree from the Eastman School of Music. She is based in New York City and has produced for Symphony Space andWNYC's New Sounds.