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A Special Signed Copy of Dr. Stine’s Debut Album
PAGES FROM MY DIARY from Dr. Joshua Stine explores and celebrates the queer experience across generations. Honoring the “Missing Voices” of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, the album features Lee Gannon’s DERELICT, composed in 1989 at the height of the crisis, which uses extended techniques to musically destroy a pitch set representing the virus. The program pairs these historical perspectives with works by living creators, including Dominic Valadez’s Violet Ridge and Matthew-John Knights’s Call Me Mother. By amplifying voices that insist on being heard, this album echoes Harvey Milk’s famous words: “Hope will never be silent.”
A Special Signed Copy of Dr. Stine’s Debut Album
PAGES FROM MY DIARY from Dr. Joshua Stine explores and celebrates the queer experience across generations. Honoring the “Missing Voices” of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, the album features Lee Gannon’s DERELICT, composed in 1989 at the height of the crisis, which uses extended techniques to musically destroy a pitch set representing the virus. The program pairs these historical perspectives with works by living creators, including Dominic Valadez’s Violet Ridge and Matthew-John Knights’s Call Me Mother. By amplifying voices that insist on being heard, this album echoes Harvey Milk’s famous words: “Hope will never be silent.”