You can see the stars at Mt. Wilson Observatory — and a celestial sci-fi opera

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You can see the stars at Mt. Wilson Observatory — and a celestial sci-fi opera
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Described as an “interstellar chamber opera,” L.A.’s acclaimed experimental opera company the Industry will present 'Star Choir' at Mt. Wilson Observatory.

March 8, 2012The pair had recently been invited by the L.A.-based arts and culture nonprofit Clockshop to study and respond to the archives of Pasadena-native Octavia E. Butler’s works, which are stored at the Huntington Library.

“I remember looking out into this field [at Bard] and looking at a deer and thinking, ‘That’s the most beautiful thing in the world, and it is covered in ticks.’ Like, this is the universe,” Segade says. He drafted some poetry on the subject and shot it off to Gaines in California to set to music. Alexandro Segade, left, and Malik Gaines stand outside vaulted dome of the 100-inch telescope where they are going to present Star Choir at Mt. Wilson Observatory.

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