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Performance:Jackson Crouse, bassoon
in 21 minutes
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Performance:Baird Carillon Rededication Recital
in 21 minutes
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Baird Carillon Rededication Recital
in 21 minutes
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Jackson Crouse, bassoon
in 21 minutes
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Performance: Band-O-Rama
in 1 hour in 21 minutes
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Performance: Austin Zhu, carillon
Oct. 26
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Performance:Adam Lenhart, carillon
Oct. 26
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Performance:Octubafest
Oct. 26
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Performance: Kentaro Toyama, carillon
Oct. 27
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Performance:Eva Albalghiti, carillon
Oct. 27
Performed on specially constructed and tuned percussion instruments, industrial metals, wood and gongs, Michael Gordon’s Field of Vision reveals a complex spectrum of overtones and resonances. The large number of percussionists, and the vast performance field, invoke a sweeping perspective that suggests the architectural movement of sound. Produced by Doug Perkins and performed by the University of Michigan Percussion Ensemble, the piece is meant to induce, in Gordon's words, a quasi-meditative, almost ecstatic state — for performer and audience alike. "It's where attention sharpens and dissolves, and thoughts focus and drift," he explains. "In the end, I think the music emerges as an exploration of space itself. Who can tune space? The answer becomes collective: the performers, the instruments, the listeners." Released June 12, 2026 Produced by Doug Perkins Recording engineer: Bill Maylone Mixing and immersive mastering engineer: Nathaniel Reichman Music editor: Doug Perkins Recorded on March 4-6, 2024 in Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor, MI This recording was made with generous support from the University of Michigan SMTD Faculty Research Grant.