Aesop's Sound Fables
Press
If you are a journalist and are interested in covering one of our events, please reach out to aesopssoundfables@gmail.com and we will be happy to provide you with a press pass for the event.
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We are a big believers in the value of small presses, zines, and other alternative media so please do not hesitate to reach out.
"Every so often, however, there is a gem—a piece of art, a performance, a film—that brings the past into the present with such wondrous ingenuity that it makes me want to keep breathing air and walking on two legs. I become an enlivened individual with a beating heart and a whole host of positive thoughts about the present and future art world. As an audience member of Aesop’s Sound Fables, I found such a gem."
"For fans of the cozy and enemies of the conventional, Friday night was an evening of tunes, nosh, and acoustic soundtracks to old silent films at Upper State’s Volume II. It was one of the first out-of-town shows for Aesop’s Sound Fables, an ambient chamber music ensemble based in Brooklyn."
"I grew up near the bay on Long Island, and I’ve always been fascinated by New York’s waterways. I’m hoping the performance is an opportunity to highlight the work that our partners and co-organizers, Friends of Transmitter Park, are engaged in to maintain the park and the waterfront for the community."
"Attendees have been really enthusiastic about the settings. People really seem to enjoy the in-the-woods screenings, and they are always surprised when I do something like serve split pea soup and show the exorcist in a church," Elder said. "Personally, I love to try new things, and setting up events in new spaces is a way to keep this from feeling stale."
