Krannert Art Museum

Rodriguez’s original score for strings and percussion interrogates how we experience the spaces of Allerton Park and KAM in regard to sound and movement. The piece will be performed by twelve students from the School of Music, who will be physically spaced out in unique configurations throughout Allerton’s Sunken Garden and KAM’s East Gallery. At each performance, audience members are invited to move throughout the space and in-between performers to participate in an immersive experience.

The premiere performance of What Stays Behind will occur in the East Gallery of Krannert Art Museum on Thursday, October 7 at 6:30 pm. Face coverings and tickets for this event are required. Admission is free.

October 7 Performance | Get Tickets on Eventbrite

Download the Digital Program | Download

Two additional performances will take place in the Sunken Garden at Allerton Park on Saturday, October 16 at 3 pm and 4 pm. (Postponed from Oct 2 due to weather)

About Andrew Rodriguez | Artist Website

Andrew Rodriguez is a composer, producer, and guitarist originally from West-Central Texas and currently based in Champaign, Illinois. He utilizes his intimate history as a performer in the American punk/hardcore scene to formulate the core of his music. Rodriguez holds a Master of Music from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; he is an alum of the Gabriela Lena Frank Creative Academy of Music and a former Bouman Fellow for Kinds of Kings’ 2019-20 residency at National Sawdust.

Musicians Performing in Art Remastered

Instrumentalists listed below are students in the University of Illinois School of Music and will perform at all three Art Remastered events.

Violin 
Heather Beckman  
Kerry Marie Broker 
Joshelle Conley 
Haley Schricker  

Viola 
Daniel McCarthy 
Will Satterfield  

Cello 
Jun Lee 
Ethan Schlenker 

Double Bass 
Ann Tseng 

Percussion 
Matt Neuberger 
Brant Roberts 
Lucas Sem 

About Art Remastered

Since 2017, musicians in Urbana-Champaign have written and performed songs inspired by artworks on display at Krannert Art Museum as part of the annual Art Remastered program. Conceived and organized by Kamila Glowacki, Art Remastered transforms the art museum into a lab for musicians across various musical genres and backgrounds to expand their creative practice, a sanctuary for audience members to reflect and experience artworks through alternate perspectives and modalities, and a space for communities to gather and share in the experience of each performance.