COLLABORATIONS
"Michelle Green Willner is a facile composer whose diversity, complexity, and density of sound is impressive. She approaches each project with fearlessness; the outcome of each piece being her only concern. As a collaborator, she is a willing participant in the journey of discovery, clarification, and expression. Her love of the arts is evident in all she does." Doni Silver Simons, artist
Interested in a collaboration?
Please contact me:
michellegwillner@yahoo.com
Performance Art
“Reverberations from the past affect what occurs today” (Elie Wiesel).
Reverberations was a site specific, multi-sensory, contemporary performance inspired by three poems that captured an urgency of oncoming darkness and survival. The audience was transported through sound, movement and projected imagery.
The Triad/ Hear No Evil, See No Evil, Speak No Evil
Special thanks to Eric Minh Swenson for this film!
The Transformation with At Ends!
Visual Art
Canon/drum
Commissioned by Ranid Matushevitz, artist
From Randi Matushevitz:
"Michelle Green Willner’s musical compositions are filled with story, emotion and humanity. I find myself lost in the dramatic complexity she conveys. When I asked her to create a special sound exploring the emotional collateral of fear, she responded with CANON/DRUM; which she made especially for this exhibition."
“In canon/drum, a collaboration with Randi Matushevitz, I used the double play on the word conundrum in order to create an urban, street atmosphere surrounded by the pathos of a melodic canon or round inspired by Randi’s evocative and multi-layered paintings.”
4 Solo exhibitions open at Gallery 825 on March 17
Dance
Beauty and the Dance of Wonder, David's Quilt
UCLA and Helfman Composers
Featuring UCLA Chamber Singers and Ensemble, James Bass and Maxim Kuzin, Conductors; Ghislain Grellier, Dancer;
Doni Silver Simons, Costume
Louise Reichlin, LA Choreographers and Dancers
My original Maoz Tsur is used in A Jewish Child's Story
Performed around the Country.
Watch at 13:40.
Film
ASCAP FILM SCORING PROGRAM
UNIVERSAL STUDIOS
Documentary: A Place to Be Somebody
City TV and Director's Guild of America (Commission)
Poetry
