Miller's Paper Music Reviewed
Reviews of Philip Miller's recent performance of Paper Music in Carnegie Hall from the world's top publications have started hitting the net. Excerpts and links below:
Disinter & Reconfigure: A Conversation With Composer Philip Miller
On October 27, Paper Music Suite, a witty, poignant, a gently subversive song-and-film cycle by composer Philip Miller and visual artist William Kentridge, made its U.S. debut at Carnegie Hall's "UBUNTU: Music and Arts of South Africa" festival.
William Kentridge and Philip Miller Come Full Circle With 'Paper Music'
With Paper Music the two artists revisit the fruits of their artistic marriage, as well as debut their newest work together, including "some older ideas we've wanted to work on for many years," said Mr. Kentridge.
MUSIC Composing for art
Such striking interplay of past and present happens in Miller's other work, too. He is still touring and developing Extracts From the Underground, a cantata/installation about the lives and histories of miners.
Cape Times
Carnegie Hall a dream come true for composer
Miller says it is part of a continuing search into how people see things differently with sound, and hear things differently when faced with an image.