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Simulated Catholic Music

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Simulated Catholic Music was a concert of original works for voice, piano, electronics, and film performed by composers David Mahler and Ned Sublette.

The concert was presented as part of the festival Music From the New Wilderness.

Video documentation available upon request.

A long shot of a man seated at a grand piano, facing away from the keys. The surrounding area of the room is dark, but he and part of the piano are lit by a bright spotlight.

A man is seated at a grand piano with gaze fixed towards the piano keys. The surrounding area of the room is dark, but he and part of the piano are lit by a bright spotlight.

A long shot of a man playing the grand piano. The surrounding area of the room is dark, but he and part of the piano are lit by a bright spotlight. There is a microphone on the stand in the foreground and a no smoking sign in the background.

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1980

Music From the New Wilderness

Captions:

David Mahler performing in Simulated Catholic Music, photo documentation, Mar 20, 1980.
David Mahler performing in Simulated Catholic Music, photo documentation, Mar 20, 1980.
David Mahler performing in Simulated Catholic Music, photo documentation, Mar 20, 1980.
David Mahler performing in Simulated Catholic Music, photo documentation, Mar 20, 1980.

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