THIS EVENT IS BEING CANCELLED/POSTPONED TO A LATER DATE.

Join us for an informal guest visit and colloquium event by contemporary flutist Claire Chase, founder of International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE) and a professor of practice at Harvard Music.  Live flute performance, media slides, video, and a hosted Q+A will take place in this intimate setting. Event finishes by 3:45p, to let out in time for F@4 in chapel.  

PAB Dance Studio 
No shoes, in the round, on the ground 
Hosted by Bora Yoon 
Open to the public.  

Claire Chase, described by The New York Times recently as “the North Star of her instrument’s ever-expanding universe,” is a musician, interdisciplinary artist, and educator. Passionately dedicated to the creation of new ecosystems for the music of our time, Chase has given the world premieres of hundreds of new works by a new generation of artists, and in 2013 launched the 24-year commissioning project Density 2036. Now in its tenth year, Density 2036 reimagines the solo flute literature over a quarter-century through commissions, performances, recordings, education and an accessible archive at density2036.org. Chase co-founded the International Contemporary Ensemble in 2001, was named a MacArthur Fellow in 2012, and in 2017 was awarded the Avery Fisher Prize from Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. Chase is currently Professor of the Practice of Music at Harvard University’s Department of Music, a Creative Associate at The Juilliard School, and a Collaborative Partner with Esa-Pekka Salonen and the San Francisco Symphony. She is the Debs Creative Chair at Carnegie Hall for the 2022-23 season.