TITRATION by Shara Nova – A Summer Celebration
Saturday, August 13 @ 4pm
It's another big weekend at The Crossing. 
Saturday night we will give the East Coast premiere of Shara Nova's TITRATION – a concert-length, unaccompanied work, a major new addition to the choral canon.  

And tomorrow, a new album!
TITRATION – a premiere
Saturday, August 13
The Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia
3pm – pre-concert talk with Shara and Donald
4pm – concert
followed by a picnic (bring blankets or chairs, and something to drink if you like – we'll provide the burgers, salads, chips, and Rosé!)

We developed TITRATION last week in our residency at the Warren Miller Performing Arts Center in Big Sky, Montana, then took it to the Ventura Music Festival in California, recorded it this week in the studio, and now conclude its continent-traversing journey with a home concert in Philadelphia. 
We love this music. And we love Shara (you may know her as My Brightest Diamond!) and the generous, self-exploring world she creates for us. The work looks at difficult emotions like fear, sorrow, disgust or rage through the lens of the nervous system and utilizes body-centered practices that develop one’s capacity to calm oneself when such emotions arise.  

In these times of conflict and crisis, how can we feel more, rather than less?
TITRATION is commissioned by The Crossing – Donald Nally, conductor, the Warren Miller Performing Arts Center in Big Sky, Montana, & Conspirare – Craig Hella Johnson, conductor; with support from Anne and Dennis Wentz and the Joel Brauer Fund for New Music.
Concert art by Sasan Pix
New music only happens through your support.