NEW Multi-media Concert Celebrating Mexican Day of the Dead with Sol y Canto

S o l y C a n t o
featuring vocalist Rosi Amador & guitarist Brian Amador

& Melodic Vision's
NEW, Mexican multi-media concert

Noche de Muertos:
Welcoming Our Ancestors Home

View Webcast of world premiere

Celebrating the Mexican Day & Night of the Dead
Featuring live music and giant projected photographs

"Bridging cultures through a wonder-filled program!"

-Earl Lawrence Tucker, Director, Trinity Concerts
October 25, 2007 World Debut at Trinity Church, Manhattan

"Noche de Muertos is a treasure for the senses - an artful presentation that consummately weaves poetry, voice, music and visuals to animate history, culture and community spirit. It made my heart sing as I was enveloped in the ritual, the rhythms, the color - not only learning about the traditions, but feeling part of them! A dynamic and entertaining experience for all ages with lots of rich layers for learning."

- Libbie Shufro, President & CEO, Boston Center for the Arts

Available Tour Dates
in 2008
October 11 - November 2

Dates confirmed or reserved in the following locations: Presque Isle, ME; Brattleboro, Rutland and Randolph VT; Waltham, Andover, and Boston, MA; New York, NY; Bethlehem and Philadelphia, PA. Contact irene@musicamador.com for remaining avails

Boston debut 11/2/07 (photo by Stanley Sagov)

All other photos by Susan Wilson

NOCHE DE MUERTOS:
Welcoming our Ancestors Home

A multi-media collaboration featuring projected images by photographer Susan Wilson of the whimsical, yet deeply spiritual Mexican "Day of the Dead and Night of the Dead" celebration with original and popular Mexican & Pan-Latin compositions by Sol y Canto's guitarist/composer Brian Amador. Also featuring the soaring vocals of Rosi Amador, their sextet & special guest violist/violinist Rebecca Strauss of Melodic Vision.

CŽsar Viveros-Herrera, Mexican muralist, creates altar at Philadelphia performance of
Noche de Muertos

MEXICAN FIESTA IN THE LOBBY

~ Art and food help celebrate Day of the Dead~

Mexican artists and community members in most of the cities where Noche de Muertos is presented create commemoratiive "ofrendas" (altars) for deceased loved ones in the lobby. Delicious popular Day of the Dead foods are served, and dancers in traditional costumes perform folkloric dances. A feast for all the senses!

FOR BOOKINGS
Contact Irene Antonellis,
Associate Director, MusicAmador
617.492-1515
irene@musicamador.com