Take the wheel of your own operatic journey in this brand new digital experience. Modulation, our digital co-presentation with the Prototype Festival, premiered online January 8th, 2021 at 5:00 PM PT.
Modulation gives you the ability to navigate through a landscape of new musical pieces, each with its own intriguing visual component. The three-to five-minute works that make up Modulation take you on an electrifying auditory journey exploring themes of isolation, identity and fear, and aim to accentuate music's undeniable power to provide comfort amidst chaos.
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Modulation: A still from "The Life of the World to Come" by Bora Yoon
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Modulation: A still from "Where Once We Sang" by Jimmy López Bellido
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Modulation: A still from "Otra Cosa" by Angélica Negrón
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Modulation: A still from "I Have Nothing to do Except Love" by Daniel Bernard Roumain
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Modulation: A still from "Out of a Thought" by Molly Joyce
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Modulation: A still from "Waves of Change" by Juhi Bansal
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Modulation: A still from "Clairvoyance" by Joel Thompson
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Modulation: A still from "The Divine I Am" by Jojo Abot
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Modulation: A still from "La Indita Cautiva" by Raven Chacon
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Modulation: A still from "Ayene [Mirror]" by Sahba Aminikia
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Modulation: A still from "Fear is Their Alibi" by Yvette Janine Jackson
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Modulation: A still from "Whiteness: Blanc" by Paul Pinto
Thirteen of the most in-demand contemporary composers– Jojo Abot, Sahba Aminikia, Juhi Bansal, Raven Chacon, Carmina Escobar, Yvette Janine Jackson, Molly Joyce, Jimmy López Bellido, Angélica Negrón, Paul Pinto, Daniel Bernard Roumain, Joel Thompson and Bora Yoon– lend their talents to this inventive concept that explores how opera and theater can adapt to an uncharted virtual landscape.
This electrifying journey has just been extended for another month. Modulation is up for exploration now through February 28th, 2021. Tickets are available for $25 per household.
