Concert Themes: Westwater Arts Photochoreography

Concert Themes

"My photochoreography is concerned with Life. My subject matter includes people, the natural world, beauty, the environment, regions, special places, heritage, different cultures and meaningful life ways."

-James Westwater

Every orchestra has unique programming needs which reflect its size, location and audience base. Westwater photochoreography is compatible with a wide range of concerts themes. Westwater photochoreography adds engaging visual and artistic dimensions to your concert seasons.

Below are a few of the many concert themes for which photochoreography can be programmed.

• Distinctive Regions of a Country
• Your Community As Seen
Through the Eyes of Your People
• Honoring Everyday Heroes
in Your Community
• A Celebration of Life
• A Tribute to Martin Luther King,
Jr. and the Struggle for
Freedom, Justice and Equality
• A Tribute to Abraham Lincoln
• Civil War Sesquicentennial
(2011-15)
• A Significant Historical Event,
Time, Place or Person
• Our Common Humanity
• Learning from the Past
• Honoring Native People
• Vanishing Cultures
• Earth Day
• Environmental Awareness

North Carolina Symphony performs a Westwater Kids, Cameras and Classics™ piece.

• The Music of Beethoven, Bach,
Debussy, Dvorák, Barber, Vaughan
Williams, Smetana, Fauré, Copland,
Elgar, Diamond, Pachelbel, Glass,
Grofé, Górecki, Mahler and Sibelius
• The Earth and its Special Places
• Tropical Rainforests
• A Country's Culture & Heritage
• Global Issues
• A Celebration of Agriculture
and Rural Life
• The Heartland
• The Wild West
• Sight, Sound & Symphony
• Music for the Eyes
• Wilderness or The Great Outdoors
• The Beauty and Wonder
of Nature
• The Seasons
• A Celebration of Beauty
• The National Parks
• Aaron Copland's America
• Patriotic Themes
• An American Portrait
• Our Country, Our Community
• and many other themes

To discuss your ideas for new music-visual collaborations, contact Westwater Arts.

Photochoreography engagements include the principal orchestras of Cleveland, Toronto, Pittsburgh, Seattle, Washington DC, Minneapolis, Dallas, Vancouver, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Detroit, Cincinnati, Saint Paul, Indianapolis, Houston, Portland, Denver, Saint Louis, Columbus, Rochester, Buffalo, Salt Lake City, Singapore and Scotland, plus over 150

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An image from Chaco Canyon, NM, The piece, Reflections of the Spirit, honors the connection between early Native Americans, the Great Spirit and the landscape of the desert southwest.