PROFILE: Suzanna Pavlovsky and Ensemble Eclectica! By Cait Patel. The Jasper Project.
“Pavlovsky’s tenacity and hard work are paying off with projects like Ensemble Eclectica!, where she seeks to provide exposure for other female artists, composers, and musicians. She is attempting to bring recognition to those in the arts community while they are living which is not the norm, as she feels it should be. Too many artists go unnoticed, and she wants those people to get exposure and the joy of sharing their work with others while they are still with us”.
“ Goodwin, a legendary local musician who has been with Ensemble Eclectica! since the first performance, says…. he was impressed with her ability to organize and clarify her own mission. She had a different approach than other musical groups," he felt. Goodwin says he has thoroughly enjoyed working with y artists due to its incorporation of dance and other art forms. ”People judge music by sight,” he says, and Pavlovsky has an awareness of the visual aspect of performance. Goodwin feels her approach sets her apart from others and he is excited to continue contributing to Ensemble Eclectica!“
Ensemble Eclectica!’s “Around The World in 80 Minutes!” features local artists.ColumbiaStar .
Ensemble Eclectica! is an interdisciplinary artistic non-profit organization that brings together a 15-piece orchestra, live dance, visual arts, and media for an energetic performance. Led by artistic director, Suzanna Pavlovsky, the third annual Ensemble Eclectica’s production, “Around The World in 80 Minutes!” was held August 29 at The Hall on Senate Street.
We Could Have Danced All Night. Ensemble Eclectica! showcases local talent in unique production.Columbia Star.
The sold-out performance entitled “ We Could Have Danced All Night” took its audience through a unique experience of a simultaneously performed mixed-media production. The orchestra played while dancers danced and visual artists painted…“We Could Have Danced All Night” also took its audience on an international musical tour. Music representing France, Venezuela, Mexico, the United States, and Spain was performed by the Ensemble Eclectica orchestra.
How Ensemble Eclectica!Hopes to Bridge Music, Dance and Visual Arts. Free Times.
Ensemble Eclectica! doesn’t dig boundaries. Take the 15-piece ensemble’s upcoming concert, We Could Have Danced All Night. During the display, 15 ballroom dancers will swirl around the floor, accompanied by both new and old classical compositions, arranged and in some cases composed, by local musicians.