Tranzac Fundraiser I: Sandro Perri, Masahiro Takahashi & Anne Bourne

Arts organizations across the city face challenging times, and the Tranzac is not immune. Join us in sustaining and enhancing the Tranzac and the impact we make across so many artistic communities.

We begin our fundraising efforts with a concert on April 20th at 8pm, featuring Sandro Perri & Friends, Masahiro Takahashi, and Anne Bourne. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

To read more about our challenges and plans for the future view our full statement here: https://www.tranzac.org/edletter2024/

Sandro Perri & Friends
Sandro Perri is a musician and producer based in Toronto. He has released over a dozen albums of original vocal, instrumental, acoustic and electronic music and worked on countless other recordings in various creative and technical roles. Perri’s curious ear and love of re-invention have resulted in a strikingly diverse catalogue, exploring intersections of pop, folk, jazz, tropicalia, improv, minimalism, dance and electronic – but unified in their impeccable craftsmanship and unique creative vision.
Sandro will be playing all new songs with Blake Howard, Josh Cole, Thomas Hammerton, Nick Zubeck + special guests.

Masahiro Takahashi
Toronto-based Japanese composer-musician Masahiro Takahashi has been crafting gently spellbinding pieces that simultaneously embrace electronic abstraction and a palpable, even brittle, humanity. His delicate and evocative landscapes always seem to be illuminated in vibrant magic hour tones as golden synth lines emanate from between soft flickers of acoustic instrumentation. He has released music on an array of labels, such as Telephone Explosion Records, Not Not Fun, Jj Funhouse, and Slow Editions.

Anne Bourne
Anne Bourne artist/ composer, mentor. Seasoned in international intermedia performance, recording and installation, Anne creates electroacoustic sound fields from microtonal cello, voice and field recording. Anne imparts the listening practices and text scores of Pauline Oliveros independently, and as faculty Center for Deep Listening, Rensselaer, NY. Anne’s listening and sounding events and walks engage symbiotic listening and accumulate choral sound fields as peace activism. Chalmers Fellow.