What would be the sound of art if it were music? What would be the pitch of any given color, or the rhythm of a brushstroke? See art through the ears of musicians as they verbally share their reflection of a piece of art then musically express it through live musical performance. This video series, led by Beach Museum of Art Teaching Artist and saxophonist Nate McClendon, will feature local and K-State musicians who will ask “Do you Hear What I’m Seeing?”

The following videos are from season one, featuring faculty from Kansas State University School of Music, Theater, and Dance.

Nate McClendon - Museum Specialist, Beach Museum

“The Longest Summer" – Pat Metheny from the album Secret Story 1992 (Geffen Records)

Performance backing track by www.bobbysbackingtracks.com

Dr. Cora Cooper - Professor, Kansas State University

Accompanied by Amanda Arrington - Faculty Collaborative Pianist, Kansas State University

Peace (for Violin and Piano), composed by Jessie Montgomery

Dr. Colleen White - Assistant Professor, Kansas State University

www.colleenwhiteflute.com

Danza de la Mariposa - Valerie White, Theodore Presser Company 2011

Dr. Craig Weston - Professor, Kansas State University

"The Sand Piper" composed by Craig Weston

Dr. Alyssa Morris, oboe - Assistant Professor

Amanda Arrington, piano - Faculty Collaborative Pianist, Kansas State University

Dr. Paul Hunt - Professor, Kansas State University

Re: MemoRandom (for Bob!) for Trombone and Digital Audio Media - Paul Hunt

Dr. Kurt Gartner - Professor, Kansas State University

Improvisation for Handaxes, performed with an original score by Yuval Ron