Solo music show by Japanese composer Eiko Ishibashi at Berlin in the North Loop of Minneapolis, opened by the experimental duo LXD.
Eiko Ishibashi plays solo at Berlin on Monday, November 9, with the experimental duo LXD opening the night. Ishibashi is a Japanese composer, and this is a solo performance, so it's her on stage rather than a full ensemble. LXD handles the opening set, and the whole thing runs from 7 PM to 9:30 PM.
If you're not already familiar, Ishibashi works across a few different worlds. She's a composer and a performer, and her music often sits in that space between contemporary classical and experimental, where the focus is as much on the sound itself as on the melody. This being a solo show means you'll hear her working alone, which usually brings out the more intimate side of her writing. LXD opens the bill, so the night starts with their experimental approach before Ishibashi takes over.
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Berlin is in the North Loop of Minneapolis, and the show is on a Monday night, so it's a weekday outing rather than a weekend one. The set runs from 7 PM to 9:30 PM, which is a good stretch of music for one evening. Tickets are $30 for a seat and $25 for bar or standing, so you can choose whether you want to sit through the whole thing or stay on your feet.
