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Farmington, New York, 14425
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About this event
SONOCOSMOS | Where Sonic Artistry Meets Deep Space
Approx. 75 minutes | One night only!
Saturday, September 19th
Reception at 6 PM | Show at 7 PM
Cobblestone Arts Center welcomes back Matt Venuti for the world debut of his newest immersive multi-media experience.
Event Description:
What lies beyond the cosmos?
Prepare for a transcendent journey in this immersive cinematic experience, pairing the wonders of deep space with a live, spontaneous soundtrack by award-winning multi-instrumentalist composer Matt Venuti. Featuring breathtaking imagery from NASA and the James Webb Space Telescope—artistically transformed and edited with a mesmerizing, psychedelic edge—you will soar into the heart of distant galaxies, drift through vibrant nebulae, and rediscover our solar system like never before. Using cutting-edge electronic and acoustic instruments alongside live-looping technology, Venuti weaves a mesmerizing, ethereal sonic tapestry in real time. SONOCOSMOS may deepen how you experience sound, the cosmos... and consciousness itself.

Performer Bio:
Matt Venuti is a composer, touring artist, and "sound alchemist" who masterfully weaves 12 different instruments, a looping station, and vocals into a spellbinding live experience. With two top 10 albums and praise from icons like Herbie Hancock and George Lucas, Matt performs up to 90 concerts a year across the US.
Explore his work at www.mattvenuti.com
What Critics Are Saying:
“One of the most distinctive musical artists of our time.”
— Dylan Campbell, Senior Editor, SRQ Magazine
“A soul-stirring maestro.”
— The Huffington Post
“Musical transcendence... haunting and enchanting.”
— Sarasota Sun Post
“An inspiring live music and visual journey.”
— Tampa Bay Times
“I'm ever an admirer of [Matt's] work.”
— Thomas Dolby, Grammy-nominated artist & producer