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Talk2019

Augmented Realities: Introducing a Game to its Music

Library Of Congress

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At the Library of Congress

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The Coolidge Auditorium transforms into a game creation lab as a new Library of Congress commission by composer Austin Wintory gets re-spawned as part of a video game score, all while you watch. A new game was designed for this event. This reduced version of the program includes "Arrows," a new work commissioned by the McKim Fund in the Library of Congress. The Triforce Quartet also performed on the concert. Program:; [0:10] Introduction by David Plylar and Solomon Haileselassie; [5:30] Austin Wintory: "Arrows" (2019) (world premiere); Commissioned by the McKim Fund in the Library of Congress; Philippe Quint, violin & Peter Dugan, piano; [17:57] First Panel Commentary: Austin Wintory, Rami Ismail, Bryan Mosley, Gene Dreyband; [31:11] Austin Wintory: "Arrows" (2019), 2nd performance; Philippe Quint, violin & Peter Dugan, piano; [42:34] Second Panel Commentary: Austin Wintory, Rami Ismail, Bryan Mosley, Gene Dreyband; [53:15] Third Panel Commentary: Austin Wintory, Rami Ismail, Bryan Mosley, Gene Dreyband, Philippe Quin, Peter Dugan; [58:00] Austin Wintory: "Arrows" (2019), 3rd performance with video; Philippe Quint, violin & Peter Dugan, piano

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