Repertoire
“soloist Guy Livingston acquits himself with panache“
—Tempo Magazine
One-Man Shows
One Minute More sixty composers, sixty pieces, sixty seconds each PLUS sixty short videos
Dada at the Movies avant-garde silent films of the 1920s, with live music
Don’t Panic the original sixty seconds show for solo piano and electronics
NEW!
Paris 1920’s: The Lost Generation (music of Satie, Gershwin, Antheil, Poulenc, and Milhaud; Texts by Hemingway, Gertrude Stein, and Ezra Pound)The Architecture of Music: a one-man show about buildings, from ancient Greece to the colonies on the Moon. Piano music, video, storytelling. Music of Brian Eno, the Bauhaus, and more…
Piano and Film
One Minute More 60 films, 60 composers, 60 minutes
Dada at the Movies avant-garde silent films of the 1920s, with live music
Ballet Mécanique Solo 28 loudspeakers, 14 channels of sound, a newly digitized film, and amplified solo piano, in Guy Livingston’s own arrangement. Warning: requires an extensive technical setup and extra installation time.
Duos
Tears at the Happy Hour a duo with Rayanne Dupuis, soprano (music of William Bolcom)
The Speed of Silence, a duo with flutist and composer Ned McGowan
Keys of Change/Revolution in Black and White, a political program with pianist Donal Fox
Duo with Sophie Dunèr, jazz singer (original songs and reworked jazz standards by Sophie Dunèr)
Concerti
Guy Livingston has performed with major orchestras including the Chicago Symphony, the Dutch Radio Chamber Orchestra, the Philadelphia Virtuosi, the Orchestre de la Gironde, and the Orchestre Nationale de France.
Specializing in the music of the 1920’s, Mr. Livingston’s concerto repertoire includes Shostakovitch, Prokofiev, Milhaud, Poulenc, Gershwin; and recently-discovered works of George Antheil.
