Projects

YInMn Project

21st c. pigment • 21st c. music • 21st c. folks

  • Project Created By

    Cassidy Chey

    Cassidy Chey Goldblatt is a violinist and artistic visionary passionate about creativity’s ability to cross social and cultural boundaries. Her projects and ensembles aim to connect artists across disciplines while crafting engaging concert experiences that involve collaboration, newly composed or little heard repertoire, and above all an approachable atmosphere compelling to mixed audiences.

  • Project Location
    Atlanta, Georgia
  • Key Collaborators
    Bløm Meadworks

    Host

  • Project Dates
    Start Date
    June 8, 2019
    End Date
    June 29, 2019

YInMn Project

21st c. pigment • 21st c. music • 21st c. folks

Founded in Atlanta in 2018, the YInMn Project has a twofold mission: first, to craft annual, day-long new-music festivals in unsaturated cities, using so intimate and engaging a design, so broad and relatable a mix of musical styles, that these events might be accessible to the most and least exposed of a city’s residents, whether those be composers, young suburban families, or kids from underprivileged areas; and second, to develop those cities’ existing new-music scenes, expanding local groups’ audience base while allowing them to develop relationships with professional new-music ensembles from outside their region.

At its heart, YInMn is about inspiring individuals and building community: it’s about motivating young musicians to explore new avenues of performance; allowing music-lovers to discover fresh, invigorating modes of listening; and ultimately reducing barriers between art-lovers and art-creators.

Media Highlights

NewMusicUSA Grantee Event

Vigorous Tenderness: a vernal equinox concert

March 19, 2024 | 5:30 pm

Wells Reserve at Laudholm

NewMusicUSA Grantee Event

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Noontime Lenten Concerts

March 20, 2024 | 12:15 pm

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church; Decorah, IA

NewMusicUSA Grantee Event

Chou Wen-Chung Centennial Concert

March 21, 2024 | 7:30 pm

Miller Theatre at Columbia University

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