Standing ovations for the first night of H. Lawrence Freeman’s revived opera “Voodoo” at Columbia’s Miller Theater. Congratulations to everyone who worked so incredibly hard to put this together. Honored I get to play banjo i… — Standing ovations for the first night of H. Lawrence Freeman’s revived opera “Voodoo” at Columbia’s Miller Theater. Congratulations to everyone who worked so incredibly hard to put this together. Honored I get to play banjo in this one more time. #voodoo #opera #banjo #harlem (at Miller Theatre at Columbia University)

Thomas FlippinJune 27, 2015voodoo, opera, banjo, harlemComment

This is the music video from our new album of Raymond Lustig’s “Figments.” It’s one of my favorite movements from the set of 6. Beautiful slow outer sections with virtuosic craziness in the middle (~1:35). We shot this on a roof in Harlem on what turned out to be the windiest day of the spring. Music stands were flying, hair was blowing, but I’m really happy with how this turned out and am so proud of this album. You can get it at iTunes and CD Baby.

Thomas FlippinJune 30, 2014duo noire, thomas flippin, chris mallett, ray lustig, Figments, new music, contemporary music, modern art, harlem, nyc, classical guitar, guitar duo, classical musicComment