Enchanting Night of Neoclassical Music: Slow Meadow with Gregory Allison at Epiphany Center

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Prepare to be immersed in a night of ethereal neoclassical soundscapes as the Epiphany Center for the Arts hosts an enchanting musical performance. The event, titled "Slow Meadow with Gregory Allison," promises to be a journey through auditory wonderlands crafted by two visionary composers.

On Sunday, May 19th from 7 pm until the early hours of Monday, May 20th at 1 am, attendees will have the opportunity to experience the profound musical talents of Gregory Allison and Slow Meadow's Matt Kidd. The venue, located at 201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL, sets the stage for an evening of contemplative and immersive sound.

Gregory Allison, known for his ability to create expansive soundscapes with a single violin, will perform his debut album "Portal" in its entirety, along with new compositions. Listeners can expect a blend of Indian Classical melodic improvisation and classical film composition sensibilities.

Meanwhile, Slow Meadow, the moniker for Houston multi-instrumentalist Matt Kidd, will share his deeply personal and transportive music that has earned acclaim from various critics and found its way into film soundtracks. His latest work, "Upstream Dream," continues to explore the boundaries of neoclassical and minimalist electronics.

This event is an invitation to escape into the tranquility of music that speaks to the ebb and flow of life, providing a reflective space for all who attend.

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Please note that the exact detail and schedule of this event might change, so it would be best to check directly with the respective event organizers before planning your visit.