Falling Awake
Huge thank you to everyone who joined us at the Capri Theater for Falling Awake!
We hope to see you in February for imPulse Happy Hour: Americana the Beautiful.
We hope to see you in February for imPulse Happy Hour: Americana the Beautiful.
Saturday, October 10, 7:30 PM
Capri Theater 2027 W Broadway Ave Minneapolis, MN 55411 Admission: $15 general; $10 students w/ ID *Free parking available ONLINE SALES HAVE ENDED. Tickets will be available at the door. We gladly accept cash, check, or credit card. |
Dreams... Reality... Can we really tell the difference? MPLS (imPulse)'s fall performance will explore the world of dreams in choral music. From our most pleasant dreams to the obscure, Falling Awake will leave you laughing, crying, and on the edge of your seat. For this performance, MPLS (imPulse) will collaborate with Rachel Jendrzejewski, founder of oneir0nautics, an ongoing public art project that explores dreams and their relationships to everyday life. This partnership will connect audience members and their own dreams to the music being performed. The performance will also feature the world premiere of All the Hemispheres, a newly commissioned work by award winning composer and conductor, Connor Koppin. Complimentary refreshments, including cookies from the legendary Cookie Cart will be served. Limited seating is available. Reserve your tickets today! |
Collaborating Artists
Rachel Jendrzejewski is a playwright and interdisciplinary artist who moved to Minneapolis in 2011 as a Playwrights' Center Jerome Fellow. She is interested in how expansive approaches to language and performance can exercise the collective imagination, opening up new ways of thinking, experiencing, and being in community. Her work has been produced by the Walker Art Center, Public Functionary, Red Eye Theater, In the Heart of the Beast, and the American Swedish Institute, among others, and is often created in collaboration with other writers, visual artists, dancers, musicians, and alleged non-artists. Honors include a Minnesota State Arts Board Artist Initiative Grant and project support from the Network of Ensemble Theaters, Irrigate Arts, and the Foundation for Contemporary Arts. She holds an MFA in Playwriting from Brown University. More: www.rachelka.com
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Connor Koppin (b.1991) is an award-winning composer and conductor of choral music. A graduate of Wartburg College in Waverly Iowa, Connor is currently pursuing his Master's degree in choral conducting from Michigan State University. Koppin’s music is quickly becoming recognized as substantial choral repertoire and is frequently performed as a part of nationwide all-state choirs, honor choirs, and in collegiate and liturgical settings. In March of 2014 his piece, "i carry your heart" received it's premiere at Carnegie Hall (It was given a standing ovation upon completion). He currently has music published with Morning Star Music Publishers, ECS publishing, Music Spoke, and CJKMusic. He as been commissioned by reputable ensembles such as, The Wartburg Choir, Luther College Norsemen, and the Luther College Collegiate Chorale. Connor also serves as a guest conductor and clinician and has conducted honor choirs in the state of Iowa.
Connor currently lives in Ames, IA and directs a high choral music program in the area.
Visit Connor's website at www.connorjkoppin.com
Connor currently lives in Ames, IA and directs a high choral music program in the area.
Visit Connor's website at www.connorjkoppin.com