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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe — yes, THAT Goethe — is credited with describing architecture as “frozen music.”  As the snow melts away from the brightly colored and delightfully detailed Pyramid Atlantic, some of that music will be pooling for public consumption.

A red building with large windows, labeled "Pyramid Atlantic," stands against a cloudy sky. There are cars parked in front, and patches of snow can be seen on the ground.

Sonic Circuits, an organization dedicated to providing “DC’s music and art communities with the opportunity to sample experimental and avant-garde electronic music, with an emphasis on improvisation and artistic use of new technologies,” will be holding its next performance at the center on Friday, March 19, 2010, at 8:00 pm.

A grayscale poster featuring Audrey Chen and Tomomi Adachi playing instruments. Text includes event details: "Bastard Squid Implant" at Pyramid Atlantic, Silver Spring, MD, on March 19th, 2010.

Last week I saw Ms. Chen perform as part of a ten-piece improvisational group playing John Zorn’s “Cobra”, part of Baltimore’s excellent Mobtown Modern series; her contributions were among my favorite parts.  Innovative music in your community in a cool building at punkrock prices.

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