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September 11, 2009 WESTERN CAROLINIAN Page 14. ABRTLS AND ENTERTAINMENT New WCU Contemporary Chamber Ensemble | to Perform Sept. 22 WCU to Host Independent Filmmaker Series By Sarah Kucharski only regional tour of independent Contributing Writer filmmakers, providing communities _ with an interactive way of The Southern Circuit Tour of experiencing independent _ film. Independent Filmmakers returns to The goal is to connect audiences Western Carolina University at 7 with independent filmmakers and p-m. Thursday, Sept. 24, with Let encourage them to talk with one Them Know: The Story of Youth another about the films and their Brigade and BYO Records, a trip meanings. The tour comes to WCU into Los Angeles underground in conjunction with the 2009-10 punk scene in the late 1970s. Lectures, Concerts and Exhibitions This historical documentary Series, which brings a dynamic mix profiles the Stern brothers, who at of arts and culture to campus. ages 19 and 20 organized what they The next film in the Southern hoped would be a more positive. Circuit series will be The Way take on punk rock. They established We Get By on Thursday, Oct. a venue where punks ran the door, 29. Beginning as a seemingly security, sound and lights, and idiosyncratic story about troop worked the bar and restaurant. The greeters - a group of senior venue's success at attracting local, citizens who gather daily at a small national and international acts airport to thank American soldiers helped grow the punk community departing and returning from Iraq and solidify the movement... the film quickly turns into a moving, Shawn and Mark Stern created unsettling and compassionate story their own record label and released about aging, loneliness, war and their own album under the name mortality. Youth Brigade. The album earned Additional films in the Southern rave reviews and is currently Circuit Tour are as follows: considered to be one of the top 100 Flying on One Engine, . Nov. punk albums of all time. 19; TRIMPIN: The Sound of Director Jeff Alulis graduated Invention, Feb. 18; Gods from the University of Southern Architects, March 25; and Californias prestigious graduate Between Floors, April 15. screenwriting program in 2002 All films are shown in the theater and shortly thereafter formed Emo of A.K. Hinds University Center on Riot Productions alongside co- the WCU sale Admission is producer Ryan Harlin. Let Them free. Know: The Story of Youth Brigade For more sifdrmiati ot about the and BYO Records is Alulis and Southern Circuit Tour, visit www. Harlins second feature-length film southarts.org/southerncircuit and collaboration. Alulis will discuss click on the programs and events the film with audience members tab. For more information about after the screening. film showings at WCU, call (828) Southern Circuit is the nations 227-3622. From Staff Reports The Western Carolina Contemporary Chamber Ensemble will perform In C by Terry Riley at its inaugural concert in the Coulter Building recital hall on campus Tuesday, Sept. 22. The event, which begins at 8pm, is free and open to the public. Rileys In C composition epitomizes the musical aesthetics of minimalism, in which multiple short melodies are repeated and layered upon one another, and of indeterminacy, in which many of the details of performance are left either to chance or to the discretion of the performers, said Jason. Solomon, director of the new ensemble and assistant professor in WCUs School of Music, The ensemble was formed this fall to explore, share and celebrate music of the 20th and 2\Ist centuries. Members will be rotating faculty and student musicians, with the precise make-up varying according to the musical work being performed. Most of the ensembles concerts will be preceded by an explanatory talk about the ee qualities of the music. The ensemble will perform contemporary, avant-garde music not otherwise heard in Western North Carolina; said Solomon. For more information, contact Solomon by e-mail at jsolomon@ weu.edu or by ue at (828) 227- 2471. Jason Soloman Photo Submitted MATTRESSFIRM 500 WHEN YOU PURCHASE A LEATHERETTE SOFA/FUTON OR OTTOMAN. Lilt ove excise saci, Disonant pline 10 aval rice at Gist tne peenerdind tue bo tnalboent sabe. Shay Ho} De Combine i) Sty other disoutt, soupen or spent offer. 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