Sow the Seeds: an Interactive Concert Experience with Black Moon Trio and Michael Tyler
June 4, 2023 | 1pm - 2:30pm
Brushwood Center at Ryerson Woods
The Great Room
Brushwood Center and Black Moon Trio, in collaboration with Chicago native and New York Times Best-Selling author, Michael Tyler, invite you to a nature inspired interactive performance using music, poetry, and journaling. Guided by Tyler’s Sow the Seeds: A Composition in Verse, this program features musical works inspired by local green spaces and encourages audience members to reflect on the ways they treat themselves and their neighbors. Each poem, to be performed by Michael Tyler, plows the surface of daily living, to plant and nurture the meditations that yield our understanding of life.
This concert experience is an invitation for the audience to hear musical works in response to Michael Tyler’s poems, and to journal on their own relationship to nature and growth.
We hope that the art of music and poetry, inspired by nature, prompt reflection and curiosity on your own relationship with the natural world, community, growth, and transformation.
Brushwood Center at Ryerson Woods
The Great Room
Brushwood Center and Black Moon Trio, in collaboration with Chicago native and New York Times Best-Selling author, Michael Tyler, invite you to a nature inspired interactive performance using music, poetry, and journaling. Guided by Tyler’s Sow the Seeds: A Composition in Verse, this program features musical works inspired by local green spaces and encourages audience members to reflect on the ways they treat themselves and their neighbors. Each poem, to be performed by Michael Tyler, plows the surface of daily living, to plant and nurture the meditations that yield our understanding of life.
This concert experience is an invitation for the audience to hear musical works in response to Michael Tyler’s poems, and to journal on their own relationship to nature and growth.
We hope that the art of music and poetry, inspired by nature, prompt reflection and curiosity on your own relationship with the natural world, community, growth, and transformation.
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