PRISMS Festival Concert 3

The final concert of the PRISMS Festival "Multiplicity," features performances by Crossing 32nd St. Ensemble, the ASU Sax Choir and the ASU Jazz faculty, including works by György Ligeti, John Coltrane, Ornette Coleman and a world-premiere by ASU composition student Tanner Bayles.

The 11th annual PRISMS Festival features works that engage with the theme of multiplicity in contemporary music. Multiplicity may take many forms: plurality or hybridity of genre and style, disparate creative approaches, and works by composers and sound-artists from various communities and traditions. The PRISMS festival showcases works that push boundaries, experiment, or expand on contemporary practices from different social, cultural and intellectual perspectives. 

Tickets are available for advance online purchase only. Tickets for this event cannot be purchased in person or at the door.

All attendees are required to agree to adhere to ASU policies that are consistent with CDC guidelines for colleges and universities.  Face coverings are required in School of Music, Dance and Theatre indoor performance spaces.  Please review full event policies at the ticket link below.

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