Raven Chacon Sounds the History of the Land
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Pulitzer Prize-winning Diné composer and performer Raven Chacon performed hour-long improvisation sessions at the Park Avenue Armory's Veterans Room on October 7-8, 2026, using synthesizers, pedals, whistles, ceramic horns, and field recordings to create site-specific sound art exploring geography, colonial history, and Indigenous perspectives.
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