🔥 Sortez les Briquets 🔥 c'est l'émission musicale avec une prog 100 % femmes, personnes non-binaires et personnes trans de la radio C Lab !

Chaque semaine, on alterne entre une émission en groupe, et une émission en solo où chacune des hyènes présente sa tracklist bien aimée ! 😍

La tracklist du soir est celle de Loreen :

1- Jayne County - Looking for a kiss

2- Bikini Kill - I like fucking

3- Ezra Furman - I wanna destroy myself

4- Miley Cyrus - Heart of glass

5- Courtney Barnett - Pedestrian at best

6- Dum Dum Girls - There is a light that never goes out

7- Wet Leg - Chaise longue

8- Duchess Says - Black flag

9- PJ Harvey - Good fortune

10- Porridge Radio - Birthday party

11- Warpaint - Beetles

12- Portishead - Elysium

13- The Knife - Pass this on

14- Au Revoir Simone - Only you can make you happy

Retrouve toutes ces belles tracks sur notre Spotify.

❤ Bisous doux ❤

Sortez les Briquets #4 - LOREEN

commissioned and performed by the Giving Voices Collective
Monica Bertrand, director
Valerie Bollero, collaborative pianist

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Marybeth Kurnat (1987) is an emerging voice in modern choral music. Her debut work, Epitaph For A Romantic Woman, was premiered by the St. Charles Singers in October 2021. Her recent work, I, Lover, was the 2021-22 winner of True Concord’s Stephen Paulus Emerging Composers’ Competition, and she was selected as a 2023 Composition Fellow for the PREMIERE|Project Festival in Orange County, CA. Eight of her works are slated to premiere throughout 2023 in Illinois, California, Louisiana and Arizona. She has also submitted works to several additional competitions, including HerVoice, Florida State New Music Festival, VOCES8, and ACDA-Illinois. She has been commissioned by soprano Elizabeth Shuman,  Chicago Choral Artists, Baker Memorial Church of St. Charles, Giving Voices Collective, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb High School and the Spectra Choir of Savannah, GA. 

Described as “transcendent” and “otherworldly,” Marybeth's authentic style is strongly influenced by her origin as a jazz saxophonist, most clearly illustrated in her colorful and adventurous harmonic vocabulary and unique command of rhythm. Her piano parts have been frequently praised as “the fifth voice.” Her compositional influences include Brad Mehldau, Wayne Shorter, Jacob Collier, Rollo Dilworth, Dale Trumbore and Stephen Paulus. Her arranging portfolio also includes music for jazz ensemble, concert band, chamber music and commercial a cappella.

Marybeth earned a Bachelor’s degree in Music Education from Northern Illinois University, where she studied voice with Diane Ragains and saxophone with Steve Duke. She has taught in Illinois public schools since 2011, and currently serves as a vocal and instrumental music educator in DeKalb, IL. She is a District 8 representative for the Illinois Music Education Association.

In addition to teaching and composing, Marybeth writes poetry, and maintains an active performance schedule as a choral singer and soloist in the greater Chicago area. She is a member of the St. Charles Singers, Chicago Choral Artists, and the Grant Park Music Festival Chorus.

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