Leslie La Barre, who plays USF’s Barness Music Hall in Tampa, Florida on Feb. 2, 2024.
John Cage is often a gateway artist for folks interested in new music composition, and the American avant-garde composer’s music is part of the program (along with work by Vivian Fung and Anthony R. Green) for USF’s “Slick, Music, Movement” performance.

The show, organized in part by the Bay area’s Contemporary Art Music Project features local composer Leslie La Barre performing her work, plus the USF Percussion Ensemble and its director Dr. Kevin von Kampen, all appearing after a pre-show talk by engineer and scientist Michael Hilton, the mind behind interactive sound installation Slick (stylized “SLICK”.)

There’s no cover to attend this experimental performance happening in Tampa on Friday, Feb. 2 at USF’s Barness Music Hall at 3755 USF Holly Drive MUS 101.

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