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themes, like those at left, can appeal to audiences, but
it takes more than timely or intriguing themes to attract
today's visually-oriented audiences to the concert hall.
The photochoreography of James Westwater can help. Westwater's
giant-screen panoramic photography, beautifully choreographed
to the live performance of selected classical scores,
offers an effective way for orchestras to draw new audiences
while providing new artistic dimensions for current subscribers.
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"My photochoreography is concerned with life. My subject matter includes people, the environment, nature, beauty, regions, special places, heritage, different cultures and significant approaches to life." --James Westwater Westwater's creative blending of photography and classical music is both orchestra-friendly and audience-friendly. It's orchestra-friendly because it attracts audiences to experience what orchestras are meant to do--play classical music. Westwater's photochoreography, available only in live performance, is also orchestra-friendly because the quality and appropriateness of his images honor and, according to the Washington Post, magnify the music. It's audience-friendly because it's broadly appealing, innovative, inspiring, enjoyable, multi-sensory and non-intimidating. In addition, Westwater's Kids, Cameras and Classics™ and Community, Cameras and Classics™ programs invite your community to engage with the orchestra by providing him with their own photography which he then choreographs to classical music and presents with your orchestra. Westwater has been performing his symphonic photochoreography with distinguished orchestras for over a quarter century. It's time he performed with your orchestra. |
 Westwater has
performed with the principal orchestras of Cleveland, Pittsburgh,
Seattle, Washington DC, Minneapolis, Dallas, Saint Louis, Baltimore, Milwaukee,
Detroit, Cincinnati, Saint Paul, Indianapolis, Houston, Portland,
Denver, Columbus, Rochester, Buffalo, Salt Lake City, Vancouver
BC and over 100 more > Photo
by Erin Bardonner For
repertoire, bookingand more information contact: Westwater Arts ©1997-2008
WestwaterArts.com |