Fishtail, MT  — On Friday, April 10, at 6:00 PM MDT, Tippet Rise Art Center will present a webcast of music, film and photography. With an introduction by the art center’s cofounder, Peter Halstead, the 90-minute online event will feature a recording of a full concert by the pianist Pedja Muzijevic playing works by Scarlatti, Satie, Schumann, and others in the Olivier Music Barn in July 2018. The concert’s intermission will include a greeting from Mr. Muzijevic from his home in Manhattan and a showing of the art center’s newest film, Xylem, The Heart of the Tree, by Emily Rund. The film follows the making of Xylem, the newest sculptural structure at Tippet Rise, designed by the internationally celebrated architect Francis Kéré.

 
To attend, please visit the art center’s Facebook page or YouTube channel, or  navigate to tippetrise.org.
 
Other offerings on the Tippet Rise website
No matter the time of day, visitors can access a variety of arts and entertainment on the Tippet Rise website, including:
•              Concert videos from the art center’s first four seasons of classical music, as well as other films, available on both the Tippet Rise website and the art center’s YouTube channel
•              Program Books for each concert season with essays, interviews, program notes and photographs
•              A collection of films of sculptor Mark di Suvero reading poetry by Friedrich Hölderlin, Rainer Maria Rilke, and others.
•              Insights on the artists behind the land art at Tippet Rise
•              The Tippet Rise Podcast
•              Links to a few of the many artists sharing their beautiful music with the world through online performances
•              A virtual tour of the Tippet Rise landscape, art and architecture via Google Arts & Culture and Google Street View
 
About Tippet Rise Art Center
Located on a 12,000-acre working ranch nestled at the foot of Montana’s Beartooth Mountains, Tippet Rise celebrates the union of music, land, art, and architecture. For more information about Tippet Rise, please visit www.tippetrise.org