CanvaSounds performs Michal Weiner's original "Icarus" inspired by a poem of the same name by Eli Eliyahu. Concerts programs include original chamber works inspired by various other artistic media (painting, photography, sculpture, and poetry) that express the composers experience of the chosen piece. The pieces are then performed by the CanvasSounds Ensemble - an array of talented instrumentalists from Berklee and The Boston Conservatory. CanvaSounds pieces have included a menagerie of artistic genres, ranging from Salvador Dali's 'The Persistence of Memory' to Jackson Pollock's 'Number 1, 1948' and Allen Ginsberg's 'Howl' to create a musical soundscape which is equally varied and exciting. "Icarus" (M. Weiner) Michal Weiner: composer Amit May Cohen: whispers Bahar Royaee: whispers Rickie Lee Kroell: whispers Samuel Crowe: clarinet Layth Sidiq: violin I Bebe Kim: violen II Evan Raczynski: viola Eden Rayz: cello Brittany Karlson: bass Dalton Harts: eletronics Produced by CanvaSounds Eden Rayz: producer Bahar Royaee: producer Michal Weiner: producer Rickie-Lee Kroell: producer Deborah Pierre: producer Recorded live in the Loft Simon Katz: recording engineer, mixing engineer Vicente Espi: assistant engineer Chris Geller: assistant engineer Filmed by 21summit Productions Joe Barnard: videographer, editor Ben Meyers: videographer Renee Signore: assistant Mastered by M Works Studios Jonathan Wyner: engineer