Note Date Change!

An Evening of Ambient Improvisations with

MANNA + Sandy James + Danielle Nia

The St. Luke Community Connection Concert Series continues on Saturday, December 7th, 2024 at 7:00pm with MANNA, Sandy James, and Danielle Nia — three of the Philadelphia area’s most notable emerging Electronic Musicians.

MANNA’s modular-made realizations are marked by creative beauty and aural adventurousness. From tuneful fairy tale engagement to the enigmatic and exquisite she explores an electronic sonic realm. Absorbing, then playing the world around us her synthesized energy gently winds its way through resonant and subtly shaded Ambient moods.

http://mannamodular.bandcamp.com

Sandy James teaches Music Technology at Temple University's Boyer College of Music & Dance. In her music she utilizes analog sound synthesis and has built a number of her own synthesizers and modules. Bypassing the conscious sensibilities, she aims for a direct connection with that which is elemental within the listener.

http://sandyjam.myportfolio.com

Danielle Nia delivers aural explorations in intimate, personal touch with the audience. Opening a rare space for peace, thought and warmth, her work is powerfully effective - and flows with the solemn, blissful insistence of life itself. Distinct and diverse, the music courses across an inclusive growth mindset and on into the Spacemusic realm.

http://daniellenia.bandcamp.com

This event will also present the work of video artist Samara Talkin, who will generate projections of original, ever-evolving graphics on the interior features of the St Luke sanctuary space - all in time with the live musical expressions.

http://www.youtube.com/MsStalkin

The concert with MANNA + Sandy James + Danielle Nia on Saturday, December 7th, 2024 will begin at 7:00pm (doors 6:30pm) within the remarkable church sanctuary of St Luke UMC, 568 Montgomery Avenue in Bryn Mawr, PA (free off-street parking available). Tickets/Donations are between

$10 and $20 (please contribute according to your own circumstances). All proceeds go to humanitarian causes via Humanitix and/or compensation for the artists.