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Composer
Ninetyeleven was formed in 2000 in Nice, France, by Sand Anastasi and Fred Cuvelier, who write,
compose, arrange and interpret their own work. Other projects include writing scores for
contemporary ballet, video and theater, notably their collaboration with Saba Dance Theater for
three New York seasons. Ninetyeleven and Saba Dance Theater presented their first music CD,
Soundtrack from “N.O.N.S.E.N.S.E.” and “Sleeping Beauty,” in October 2003,
which is available on the Merchandise page of this site. The group produced their first album,
“Entrances”, in France in 2004.
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Composer, Mandolin
 Carolyn studied music
from the age five, when she was given her first guitar. Her mother took her through her first
guitar book and her father taught her chords. She joined a folk group and also took up the
clarinet in the school band. Later she wanted to play the upright bass, but at the time it was
so much bigger than she was. Her eyes fell on the mandolin, and it was love at first sight.
Mostly playing with friends and family, she jammed at bluegrass festivals and was eventually
invited to play on stage with one of her favorite bands. She is currently playing with a
goth/rock band called GFD (www.vampness.com).
Carolyn performed in “N.O.N.SE.N.S.E.” as a musician, and in “Sleeping Beauty”
in the role of La Fouine.
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Composer, Violin
 A recipient of the prestigious Avery
Fisher Career Grant, Tricia has appeared as soloist with the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, the
English and Saint Paul chamber orchestras, the Frankfurt Radio, Montreal, Baltimore, Dallas,
Cincinnati, Seattle symphony orchestras, and the Calgary, Naples, Buffalo, and Westchester
philharmonics. She has appeared in recital at Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, and on the Ravinia
Festival’s Rising Star series, among others. Tricia received her Bachelor and Master of Music
from The Juilliard School, where she studied with Dorothy DeLay. She is currently a Starling-DeLay
Teaching Fellow at The Juilliard School. She has studied and performed chamber music with Felix
Galimir, Pinchas Zukerman, Michael Tree, Gary Hoffman, Robert McDonald, and members of the American,
Guarneri and Juilliard string quartets. Miss Park composed a violin piece for Georges in
“N.O.N.S.E.N.S.E.” and also performed Mister Rostad’s composition in the latter and
in “G & R,” in the year of 2002.
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Composer
 Malina completed her Bachelor of Music
in composition and cello performance at the Eastman School of Music. While working on her Master of
Music in cello performance at The Juilliard School, Malina discovered the art of collaboration at a
Composers and Choreographers workshop. Since this class, she has collaborated with choreographers in
many different ways. Two of her interactive music/dance pieces, in collaboration with choreographers
Elisabeth Motley and Jane Sato, were performed at Alice Tully Hall. Another, in collaboration with
Luke Wiley with the help of The Juilliard Electric Ensemble’s touch-sensitive sensors, was
performed last April. Malina has written for Misnomer Dance Theater and is currently working on an
evening length work for Firefly Dance. Miss Rauschenfels has composed the three sections of music in
the spring season, in “The Four Seasons” in 2004.
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Composer, Cello
Egil has an active performing career and teaches cello privately. He has performed at Carnegie Hall,
Merkin Concert Hall, the Guggenheim Museum, the Brooklyn Academy of Music and the Knitting Factory,
among others. Egil composes music for yoga, film and movement. He is on the cello faculty at the
Third Street Music School Settlement. Egil has composed and performed his music in
“N.O.N.S.E.N.S.E.” and “G & R.”
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