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<strong>Yerba</strong> <strong>Buena</strong> <strong>Center</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Arts</strong> <strong>Announces</strong> <strong>New</strong> <strong>Programming</strong> <strong>for</strong> 2012-2013folklore, but <strong>the</strong>ir presence is immediately and profoundly contemporary. With touchingdirectness and surprising humor, Madame Plaza comments on traditional notions of femininityand celebrates <strong>the</strong> essential freedom of both <strong>the</strong> body and <strong>the</strong> voice.San Francisco Contemporary Music Players in Association with YBCA PresentsJohn Cage: MusicircusSunday, October 28, 2012, 1 p.m.–5 p.m./YBCA Forum and GalleriesFREE admissionBig Idea: ReflectAmerican composer John Cage was one of <strong>the</strong> most influential and controversial musical voicesof <strong>the</strong> 20th century. For three days at <strong>the</strong> end of October, San Francisco Contemporary MusicPlayers celebrate <strong>the</strong> centennial of Cage’s birth with per<strong>for</strong>mances and activities that explore<strong>the</strong> magic and mayhem that defined his long and notorious career. The celebration culminatesat YBCA with a new production of Cage’s exuberant musical carnival Musicircus. In this freemarathon concert, <strong>the</strong> San Francisco Contemporary Music Players and friends will per<strong>for</strong>mCage’s music and writings simultaneously throughout YBCA’s Forum and galleries. Audiencesare invited to come and go throughout <strong>the</strong> afternoon and to experience <strong>the</strong> full range of Cage’sgenius, from exuberant periods of raucous energy to moments of silence and contemplation.The day also features a variety of food carts, student per<strong>for</strong>mances, and a self-guided soundwalk, and is appropriate <strong>for</strong> all ages and all levels of musical knowledge or experience.<strong>New</strong> Frequencies Fest 2012Friday, November 16-Sunday, November 18, 2012YBCA’s annual music series, <strong>New</strong> Frequencies, gets a makeover this season and returns as<strong>New</strong> Frequencies Fest 2012, a three-day mini-festival of music from around <strong>the</strong> world. <strong>New</strong>Frequencies Fest 2012 expands your musical horizons with a wide range of programming,including: Women, Strings & Song, an evening of song from some of <strong>the</strong> finest contemporaryAmerican women songwriters and composers; Descarga SF/NY, a lively celebration of AfroCuban music and dance; and Chamber Music Day Live + Free, a melodic buffet of chambermusic from around <strong>the</strong> Bay Area.<strong>New</strong> Frequencies Fest 2012: Women, Strings & SongFriday, November 16, 8 p.m./YBCA ForumTickets: $15-$20 advance; $20-$25 at <strong>the</strong> door, $15 YBCA members; YBCA:You FREEBig Idea: SoarWomen, Strings & Song is an evening of song by contemporary women songwriters &composers who use <strong>the</strong> voice and strings as <strong>the</strong>ir principal instruments of expression. Thelineup includes Brooklyn-based cellist Marika Hughes; San Francisco’s acclaimed bassist andcomposer Lisa Mezzacappa who will be joined by <strong>New</strong> York vocalist, poet & improviser FayVictor; and <strong>the</strong> remarkable Parkington Sisters from Cape Code making <strong>the</strong>ir San Franciscodebut.<strong>New</strong> Frequencies Fest 2012: Descarga SF/NYSaturday, November 17, 2012, 8 p.m./YBCA ForumTickets: $20 advance; $25 at <strong>the</strong> door; $15 students, seniors, teachers advance; $20students, seniors, teachers at <strong>the</strong> door; $15 YBCA members; FREE YBCA:YOUBig Idea: SoarJoin us <strong>for</strong> a lively celebration of Afro-Cuban folklore and creative jazz improvisation, featuring<strong>the</strong> inimitable sounds of <strong>the</strong> Proverb Trio. The evening opens with per<strong>for</strong>mances by OaklandbasedCuban drummer Sandy Perez y Su Ladé and <strong>the</strong> Ramon Ramos Alayo Dance8

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