To be in FLOW.
Sunday, April 4th, 2010 marked the premiere of “FLOW: An Evening of Music, Dance, and Visual Art” at the Triple Door in Seattle to a sold out house of 300! This was my first production endeavor of this scale. I learned SO much along the way.
The incredible artists involved this creative collaboration were:
The Teaching (featuring Josh Rawlings (Keys, Rhodes), Evan Flory-Barnes (Upright Bass), and Jeremy Jones (Drums)); special guests Jason Parker (Trumpet), and George Bullock (Guitar)
World-renowned tap dancer, Mark Mendonca; phenomenal International tap dancer Travis Knights; and VAM performance directed by Veronica Apodaca Mendonca.
I am so very thankful for every single person who helped make this possible behind-the-scenes, onstage, and in the audience. The energy in the house that night was absolutely magnificent… feelings of awe and inspiration were flowing in all directions. I can’t quite express in words the gratitude that I feel.
Infinite Thanks to all.
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Click on the pic below to see the Flickr photo album for FLOW – pics taken by Fayme Way!
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Here are a couple clips from the show:
Peace,
Posted on April 22, 2010, in Evening-Length Show, Events, FLOW and tagged An Evening of Music Dance and Visual Art, Evan Flory-Barnes, Fayme Way, FLOW, George Bullock, Jason Parker, Jeremy Jones, jessie sawyers, Josh Rawlings, Mark Mendonca, seattle, solesound visual music productions, The Teaching, Travis Knights, Triple Door, VAM performance, Veronica Apodaca Mendonca, www.jessiesawyers.com, www.theteachingmusic.com, www.travisknights.com. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
It was a great night. Thank you Jessie for making it happen. Love the pics and the video clips too.
I was completely blown away–I loved every minute. Looking forward to attending future shows.
Thanks so much, ladies! Wonderful to have your participation and energy in the audience.
Much appreciation,
~Jessie