Jonsi+Alex: credo & riceboy sleeps performance in NYC

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credo&riceboy sleeps performance tonight

an update on tonights performance of ‘credo’&‘riceboy 
sleeps’ in new york city. the sold out event starts at 7:30pm in the 
church of st. paul the apostle. the event is sold out but the audio of 
the concert will be streaming live on the wqxr.org website and will be available on demand after the event.

here is a note from the management on how the run up to the event has been:
First rehearsal with choir and orchestra in St Paul the 
Apostle late last night. lots of teething problems. sounds completely 
different when you take it out of a tiny rehearsal room. not aided by 
fact that, being church, everything has to be broken down for mass now 
and again. i guess if they weren’t stressed they wouldn’t be human. 
got a feeling it’s going to come together today. it’d better!
and now for some pictures:

« sigur rós song in danny boyle film ‘127 hours’
지금 생중계로 듣고 있는데, 나중에 또 들을 수 있을 듯. 역시 천사의 음악 같아서 교회와 딱 어울린다 ^_^

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Credo: Live Audio Web cast and online Chat

An Eclectic, All-Star Lineup Featuring Members of Sigur Rós with Hosts John Schaefer and Nadia Sirota

Wednesday, November 03, 2010

Jónsi Birgisson and Alex Somers 
(Courtesy of the Artists)
Listen NOW via our pop-out audio player or iTunes!
On Monday, November 15 at 7:30 pm, Q2 presents a live audio Web cast of Credo, featuring members of the Icelandic art-rock band Sigur Rós along
with a wild constellation of international ensembles, including the 
Hilliard Ensemble, the Latvian National Choir and the Wordless Music 
Orchestra led by Jeffrey Milarsky.
The event will be hosted by WNYC's John Schaefer from the Church of St. Paul the Apostle.
Part of Lincoln Center's White Light Festival, Credo features Riceboy Sleeps, a work built on the orchestral arrangements of Sigur Rós lead singer Jón Þor "Jónsi" Birgisson
in collaboration with the musician Alex Somers. The evening also 
includes new works by Sigur Rós keyboardist Kjartan Sveinsson, one of 
which features text by Canadian poet Anne Carson.
During the concert, Q2's Nadia Sirota will be moderating a live online chat with host John Schaefer from the Church itself. Q2 invites you to log in on this page and contribute your thoughts with our hosts and your fellow listeners from New York City to Reykjavik and beyond.