Like the raven after whom they were named, Corvus brings creativity, skill, wit and magic to the stage. As the resident New Music Ensemble of the Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival, Corvus is a dynamic chamber ensemble of world-class musicians from across the country. Every summer, in addition to performing outreach concerts in rural communities across interior Alaska, the ensemble presents nine world-premiere compositions in partnership with FSAF’s acclaimed Composing in the Wilderness program, lead by Stephen Lias. As soloists and composers in their own right, each member of Corvus brings their distinct personality and musical history to their concert programs—from classical and pop to jazz, free improvisation, and folk music from across the globe. This year CORVUS is excited to be collaborating with Wild Shore New Music to bring live music to Homer at Bunnell Street Arts Center! For more information on this year’s members, visit www.wildshore.org/artists.

Wild Shore New Music with CORVUS: Charly Akert, cello; Joe Bergen, percussion; Katie Cox, flute; Jess Frane, bassoon; Mara Mayer, clarinets; Alex LoRe, saxophone; Andie Tanning, violin, for a world-premiere composition by Alex LoRe celebrating of community and place, drawing on drumming, jazz, folk, classical, and pop. Community events: drum circles, Balinese kechak (chanting), and open improvisation. http://www.wildshore.org/

Back Porch Concert with Brick Mouse Pizza: Featuring WildShore New Music with CORVUS

Thursday, July 15  | Pizza 6pm | Music 7pm

Join us for live music by Corvus off the back porch of Bunnell with fresh Brick Mouse Pizza and dessert. Tickets are sliding scale, pay what you ca. Tickets include dinner, concert and peonies to take home. Limited to 50 guests.

Purchase your sliding scale tickets here

$30 Discount / $60 Regular / $90 Pay-it-forward

Bunnell Arts By Air | KBBI Concert Series

Friday, July 16 |  In-person concert Broadcast simultaneously on KBBI 7pm

The Bunnell Arts by Air radio series features Alaska and visiting musicians in all genres and is co-produced by Bunnell Street Arts Center and KBBI to support local artists and musicians and celebrate our community. Initial funding came from a Coronavirus Non-Profit Relief grant from the Alaska Community Foundation, and continues with support from the Alaska Community Foundation’s AKCanDo grant and a Quick Response grant from the Homer Foundation. Audience limited to 20 people and must be seated at 6:45 to be ready for 7pm Broadcast.

Bunnell is delighted to welcome a small (safe) audience for the broadcast.

Purchase your sliding scale tickets here

$15 Discount / $20 Regular / $30 Pay-it-forward