The multimedia concert will begin at 3 p.m. The performance features the Winston-Salem premieres of music by Japanese composer Jo Kondo and American experimental composer Alvin Lucier. To celebrate Wake Forest's yearlong focus on science and technology, Carrasco and Liebezeit will perform two of Lucier's works that explore natural and scientific phenomena. Carrasco, an assistant professor of music, came to Wake Forest in 1999 after an active career as a violinist in New York City. D.C. Liebezeit has performed experimental music with some of Europe's leading avant-garde ensembles and musicians.
Admission is free and open to the public.