“Your Silent World” will be performed live by Eliza Gelinas at the The SPLICE Institute 10 Alumx Concert at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI.

Selling paintings, shirts, clay sculptures, prints, stickers and more at the NEPM Asparagus Festival. Find me at the table “Gellyfish Arts”, and my mom will be bringing handmade cutting boards and resin jewelry at the table “Bringing Crafty Back”.

From NEPM website:

Saturday, June 1, 2024
10 a.m - 7 p.m.
Hadley Town Common

Known as “the asparagus capital of the world,” western Massachusetts is still home to hundreds of working farms and many more locally-owned restaurants and breweries. Now in its tenth year, the NEPM Asparagus Festival returns to the Hadley Town Common on Saturday, June 1 to celebrate the region’s legacy of agriculture and community.

The family-friendly NEPM Asparagus Festival features a full day of fantastic local food, drink, music, games, and fun for everyone.

“Will-O-The-Wisp” will screen at Easthampton Media (located in Eastworks) as part of the “Powerful Narratives” program

from EFF website: We close out our 2024 season with five remarkable dramatic shorts. Visually stunning, masterfully performed, and deeply affecting, these films explore a wide range of the human experience. Three of these films are Massachusetts-made, one is student-made, and all of them are not to be missed. This screening will be followed by a talkback with attending filmmakers, and includes the films (not necessarily in this order):
A Momentary Stop, directed by Brittany Severance & Amelia McCarthy *
Nowhere to Go, directed by Aaron Murray Vazquez
Order My Steps, directed by Augusta Palmer
Trauma Bond, directed by Jaina Cipriano *
Will-O’-the-Wisp, directed by Emily Gelinas *

*Writer/Directors plan to attend the talkback and represent their film

tickets can be found here

https://filmfreeway.com/EasthamptonFilmFestival/tickets

~music composed by Eliza Gelinas and Zack Bartolomei~

“Will-O-The-Wisp”, written and directed by Emily Gelinas, will be screened at the Boston Independent Film Festival at Somerville Theatre in Somerville, MA. It will be screening as part of the “Student Shorts Showcase”, and tickets can be found at this link:

https://iffboston.org/series/the-festival/screening/shorts/the-student-showcase

~music by Eliza Gelinas and Zack Bartolomei~

Created background setting animation and cut scenes

The Left Coast Chamber Ensemble (LCCE) to premiere the new opera Tenderhooks on an
opera double-bill concert at the Bayview Opera House (San Francisco, CA). With a libretto by Mark Labowskie, Tenderhooks is a character-study opera. Nora and Sebastian, isolated in their posh-enough apartment during a
pandemic lockdown, are surviving as best as they can. With the help of hook-up apps, Nora
receives quite a number of digital gifts that she shares with Sebastian, who succombs to
the world of hook-up apps after a self-realization. But when it becomes possible to turn
the digital into reality, what will happen to the both of them?

Join us at 10 Forward in Greenfield, MA from 12-5pm for our second ever makers market, Uncanny Valley. Featuring 20 fantastic New England artists & makers, and followed by 10 Forward’s Dark Temptations party, this is an outing you don’t want to miss. Come support small businesses and pick up unique handmade pieces. The bar will be open as well, with special guest bartender from The Majestic Saloon, Kayla, slinging drinks (including some faves from the Majestic)!

We’ll have some sick beats from DJ Bux Wild and raffles with prizes from some of our vendors, with the proceeds going back to 10 Forward, a community space that is near and dear to our hearts.

No fee for entry, and all ages are welcome. Come join us and support the arts!

https://fb.me/e/2Q1987IQ4

Performing euphonium in SPACE CAMP MEMORIAL ORCHESTRA for the release of their fourth album “GOLD STAR” at 10 forward in Greenfield.

performing on sackbut with the Five College Collegium playing music from early Spain and the Americas

Invited by film emerita Baba Hillman to give a presentation on the creative use of ambient sound design in my work, and demonstrate to her Writing for Film and Directing and Performance classes how to use field recorders and DAW software to capture and mix sound.

Join us for the hour with our NS 2022 residents as they share their stories behind their projects. There will be opportunities for attendees to ask our residents questions and engage in conversation!*

Presenting “Talakadu”, a conceptual video art project that invites viewers to examine their responses to climate change through collective remembering and collective dreaming, in collaboration with Caroline Mary Abraham, Saun Santipreecha and Triston H.B.

*This event will be recorded and posted on our YouTube channel at a later date.

Time: Oct 21, 2022 05:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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NS 2022 Fall Showcase link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UBnLr7-Fis

slow~ version of 'the flower called nowhere' by stereolab featuring horn arrangements, ableton sound design and a rainy day

stream it: https://soundcloud.com/zbinstereo

buy a print based on the animation and imagery: https://gellyfishing.bigcartel.com/pr...

arranged and recorded by eliza gelinas and zack bartolomei

eliza-- vocals, acoustic guitar, acoustic bass, trombone, euphonium, videography, art direction, animation, video editing zack-- beat production, synth, electric guitar, flute, soprano and alto sax, mixing and mastering

NorthStar Duo performs “The Sky is Green” by Eliza Gelinas

Since their beginnings in the Greater Boston Area, NorthStar Duo has worked to expand the repertoire of their unorthodox instrumentation, showcasing the artistic and expressive capabilities of woodwind instruments. NorthStar Duo has given concerts in Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York in addition to the Boston Sculptors Gallery, The Boston Copley Library in the Courtyard, as well as the group’s alma mater Longy School of Music. Through commission and call for scores, they have premiered works written specifically for them and their instrumentation, including Spirituals for Wind Duo by Anthony R. Green, Save One Life, You Save the World Entire by Aaron Jay Myers, and The Sky Is Green by Eliza Gelinas.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufwXIzeceVA&t=3163s

HarttWorks celebrates The Hartt Community Division’s most accomplished musicians and dancers in an evening of true collaboration across genres and disciplines. This year’s performance will feature The Connecticut Youth Symphony (CYS) under the direction of Dr. Daniel D’Addio performing Sergei Prokofiev’s “Trojka” from Lieutenant Kijé Suite and Johann Strauss’s “Emperor Waltz” while dancers grace the stage to choreography set by Sarkis Kaltakhtchian, René Olivier, and Deborah Rosner. The program will also feature a new composition by Hartt Graduate Alum, Eliza Gelinas, with choreography by Deborah Rosner and accompanied by 16-Strings, a youth string quartet coached by Teri Einfeldt. In additional to these cross discipline collaborations the program will include selections from the HCD Repertory Ensemble coached by Sarkis Kalatkhtchian and Deborah Rosner, as well as musical selections from HCD’s advanced musicians.

Virtual Music Marathon Part 1, featuring my animation Rooftop Garden

The Women Composers Festival of Hartford has, since 2001, provided a platform for the promotion of women’s music.  It introduces and educates audiences about the diversity of musical contributions by women from the Renaissance to the present.

The Women Composers Festival of Hartford embraces diversity of race, ethnicity, and ability.  The mission of the festival is to feature artists who identify as female, including transgender and gender-fluid individuals.  The festival is open to presentations from composers/performers/speakers who are willing to confront gender and other intersecting identities in their work.

Free and open to the public! Join us for an evening of new & recently composed electroacoustic works! We have music by 5 different composers that all interact with our current world in their own unique way. Featuring works by:

Joshua Baerwald
Christie Echols
Eliza Gelinas
Kyle Grimm
Daniel Martin Minogue

Location: Free Center Hartford (460 New Britain Ave)
Time: 7:30pm.
Masks required.

Thanks to an Artists Respond grant, this concert was made possible with the support of the Department of Economic and Community Development, Office of the Arts, which also receives support from the federal ARPA.

JT Kender will present an undergraduate trombone recital. This is JT's senior recital in fulfillment of a Bachelor's Degree in Music Education and Trombone Performance. They are a student of Haim Avitsur. JT will be accompanied by Gaylien Chun on piano. Steffi Tetzloff (trumpet), Lauren Holtshouser (trumpet), Cassie Cardelli (french horn), and Casey Stringer (tuba) will be playing the Ewald along with JT.

Repertoire includes:
• Sonatina for Trombone & Piano, Kazimierz Serocki
• Colors, Bert Appermont
• color changing lamp on my night stand (for trombone and fixed media), Eliza Gelinas
• Prelude, Allemande, Sarabande, and Gigue from Bach's Suite II BWV 1008 in d minor
• Movements 1 & 3 from Ewald Quintet No. 3 for brass quintet
• Sonata Vox Gabrieli, Stjepan Sulek