Philip Hamilton’s Voices
Friday, April 16, 2010 8 pm
Hannaford Hall, USM, Portland, MaineInspired by vocal music’s great beauty and power, innovative composer/musician Philip Hamilton brings us Voices, a dynamic, pan-global concert of original a cappella music. Known for his work with jazz and world music artists such as Pat Metheny and Gilberto Gil as well as collaborations with Alvin Ailey Dance Theatre, Rennie Harris Puremovement and Ronald K. Brown, Hamilton and his “vocal tribe” draw on vocal stylings and influences from around the globe to celebrate the transcendent power of the human voice. Hamilton, whose music has been hailed as “powerful” and “explosive” by the New York Times, is joined by renowned beat-box artist Kenny “The Human Orchestra” Muhammad, a veteran of performances with the New York Symphony Orchestra, Public Enemy, Vernon Reid, and more.
$36 - Students $10
Subscribers/Members $32
NOTE: Member, Subscriber, and Student tickets are not available on line. To purchase these tickets, call PortTix at 207.842.0800 or visit the PortTix Box Office at Merrill Auditorium.
Tickets will be available from Porttix until 4 pm on Friday. Will call tickets and tickets for sale will be available at Hannaford Hall beginning at 6:30 pm on Friday.
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Check out and subscribe to the Voices blog, complete with video and audio clips.
View selections from Voices, live at Lincoln Center.
Busta Rhymes spotlights Kenny “The Human Orchestra” Muhammad of Voices on his Hip-Hop Lounge webcast.
Kenny Muhammad performs as a “human beat box” with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra.



