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ELIANA FISHBEYN - Live Electronics Eliana Fishbeyn is a composer, performer and educator from Chapel Hill, NC. Over the last 2 years, she has been coding and building an electronic instrument drawing on schools like Butch Morris’s Conduction, Ramona Andra Langley’s Crash Music and other digital age folk works. She first performed this instrument in New York in late 2025 in an experimental ensemble led by Joel Ross at the Jazz Gallery, and has since been playing and exploring it with musicians and peers she deeply admires, including Samantha Kochis, Aaron Rubinstein and Nick Jozwiak. As a pianist, she has also performed and recorded in duo settings with Nicola Caminiti and Alex Hitchcock. Having spent much of her life in a highly controlled musical environment, she craves chaos, the kind of art that defies logic and embraces multiple realities simultaneously. Her music often unfolds as constantly morphing soundscapes, inviting listeners into dream worlds of nostalgia, romanticism, noise and uncertainty. This event is All Ages Seating is first-come, first-served; the last 10 spots in the room are standing room. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. WE ARE UNABLE TO ACCOMMODATE SWITCHING SETS OR DAYS.
Close Up
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