IN TRANSLATION: The Music of 9/11

Musical Responses To 9/11 is a wide-ranging conversation that explores musical responses to the monumental event collectively known as 9/11. Using clips from the musical worlds of chamber, experimental vocals, theater, and country, Amanda Sewell, Interlochen Public Radio music director, and Sarah Bearup-Neal, Glen Arbor Arts Center gallery manager reflect on the ways music is used to translate that day and its aftermath. Musical Responses To 9/11 was recorded for repeat listening on WICA FM.

A grant from the Michigan Humanities Council provides support for In Translation. For more information about go to GlenArborArt.org / EXHIBITS. Listen to Musical Responses To 9/11 on Interlochen Public Radio: https://www.interlochenpublicradio.org/podcast/studio-a/2023-08-03/in-translation-musical-responses-to-september-11-2001

In Translation includes a juried exhibition, a theater panel discussion, and a screening of Plague Phase, a locally-produced video that uses poetry, theater, and visual art to take on the difficult subjects of loss and adaptation in a time of ecologic decline. The In Translation project runs through October 26.