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Leftovers November 2001
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EVENTS from October 2001
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LEFTOVERS-OCTOBER 2001
San Francisco, CALIFORNIA:
San Francisco Inventions:
New Works by Three San Francisco Composers
Beth Custer
commissioned and performed by
The Left Coast Chamber Ensemble
September 28, 29, 30, 2001 at 8pm
October 1, 2001 at 8pm
Pamela Z
Composer/Performer
pamelaz@pamelaz.com
http://www.pamelaz.com
San Francisco, CALIFORNIA:
BINDU at THE SMELL THURSDAY 10/4
BINDU is making its first live appearance at The Smell this Thursday night:
Robert Jacobson, guitars
Drawing from a rich combined musical vocabulary, this versatile
electric-acoustic duo weaves the moods of the moment and explores emerging
relationships among familiar and unfamiliar forms. Melody and harmony
stretched into new patterns and languages. Mean grooves, notes and noise of
all shapes and sizes.
Who knows what they'll do Thursday night!
The Smell
The club is behind the Jalisco Inn. Enter from the alley in back.
SAN FRANCISCO
Meridian Music: Composers in Performance presents the first time
duet performance of clarinet player, Ben Goldberg and bassist, Adam
Lane
Fans of the Meridian Music Series will recall the incredible duet
performance that Ben Goldberg gave with John Schott last year as well
as the stunning solo performance that Adam Lane gave at this summer's
Meridian Midsummer Music Festival. It is wonderful to have both these
brilliant musicians to the series and a special treat as this is
their first duet performance!
Originally we had planned and very much looked forward to a concert
on this date by John Tchicai. A great loss to the California music
community occured recently when Mr Tchicai moved back to Europe. We
wish him the best and hope to be able to present him at Meridian
Gallery in the future!
Friday, October 5, 2001
We do not accept reservations. Please arrive early as we expect a
very full house for this event.
Ben Goldberg - clarinet
Ben Goldberg studied with jazz luminaries Steve Lacy and Joe Lovano,
and has performed and recorded with George Lewis, Cecil Taylor, Bobby
Bradford, John Zorn's Masada, Andrew Hill, Mark Dresser, Roswell
Rudd, the ROVA Sax Quartet, John Tchicai, Phil Haynes, Alvin Curran,
Eugene Chadbourne, and was the featured soloist with Wayne Horvitz
and Robin Holcomb's New York Jazz Composers Orchestra at the 1994 San
Francisco Jazz Festival. His clarinet can be heard on the upcoming
recording by the Charlie Hunter Trio on Blue Note. He is one of the
leading figures in what is being referred to as "Radical Jewish
Music".
ADAM LANE
Bassist and composer Adam Lane combines traditional skills with a
fascination for modern electronic music, drawing comparisons as
wide-ranging as Charles Mingus and Captain Beefheart. Having studied
with master trumpeter Wadada Leo Smith in Los Angeles before heading
north, Lane has recorded with a broad spectrum of artist, from
avant-jazz stalwarts like John Tchicai to rock legend Tom Waits. His
debut album as a leader, Hollywood Wedding (Cadence Jazz), has
received overwhelming critical praise, with Signal to Noise calling
Lane "an ambitious composer who clearly has the goods, one who can
command a large ensemble with daring eloquence or just as quickly
blow the roof off the joint with unleashed cacophony." Lane's formal
training also includes studies with Anthony Braxton at Wesleyan, and
master classes with Karlheinz Stockhausen and Steffano Scodanibbio at
Darmstadt. He is the recipient of the 2000 Julius Hemphill Prize for
outstanding jazz composition, and has received several Meet the
Composer grants for performances in New York, San Francisco, and Los
Angeles.
Meridian Music: Composers in Performance presents concerts the first
Friday of each month in the intimate setting of Meridian Gallery. The
series has been underway since fall, 1998 and is curated by Philip
Gelb.
Upcoming concerts:
Proposals for Future concerts are always welcome.
Philip Gelb
NEW YORK CITY:
John Tedeschi
Don¼t Tell Mama presents
John Tedeschi
Directed by Andrew Gibbons, Jim Hanson, Bobby Kneeland
I love MYSELF explores the crucial balance of taking ones false mask off to
allow ones true self to emerge, as one removes the mask the true self is
available to give and experience love.
I love MYSELF takes Narcissus by the hand, educates him and allows him to
discover unconditional and unobjectified love. Through songs by Queen,
Journey, Blitzstein, Lloyd Webber, The Rolling Stones, Aretha Franklin,
vintage ditties and patter of life¼s adventures the audience and the
performer learn the invaluable platitude of "You can¼t love another without
loving yourself."
Monday, October 1, 9:00PM
$10ãplus 2 drinks, phone 212.757.0788 for reservations
Don¼t Tell Mama, 343 West 46th Street (8th and 9th Aves.), NYC
John Tedeschi is rapidly establishing himself as a rising young talent after
recent successes with Center Stage, Hartford Stage, Mint Theater and
Centenary Playhouse. John has worked with Anne Bogart, Irene Lewis and Mark
Lamos. Critically acclaimed productions include: King Lear, H.M.S. Pinafore
and Trouble in Tahiti. Other recent performances include Carmine in VAMP,
Your Waiter in Beyond the Apron, Che in Evita, the Dentist in Little Shop of
Horrors, and the new musical Rubirosa as the title character. Mr. Tedeschi
has appeared with the Baltimore Orioles singing the National Anthem as well
as numerous concert and cabaret endeavors throughout America and Paris,
France. John has appeared on the popular serials All My Children and As the
World Turns, numerous commercials and several independent feature films.
John had the pleasure of working with Lisa Heffter, Jeff Couchman and Damien
Gray in the epic musical Blood and Fire. Mr. Tedeschi is a graduate of
Boston University. Mr. Tedeschi marked his debut as playwright with the
successful premiere of his one man play:Who are the People in Your
Neighborhood?. "Who are the People in Your Neighborhood?" was recently
produced by the Access Theater in New York City. Douglas DeVita of OOBR
reviewed the show, "Focusing on the neighborhood of Hell's Kitchen, Tedeschi
displayed chameleon-like ability with his various characterizations, and his
performance of a homeless schizophrenic was downright chilling. . . ", Alex
Barocas of The American Place Theatre found the play "inventive", "honest"
and "entertaining".
Mr. Tedeschi may be contacted @ 212.252.3204 for more information.
MONTREAL, Quebec, CANADA:
MONTREAL INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF NEW CINEMA AND NEW MEDIA (FCMM)
PERFORMANCE PROGRAM
MONTREAL INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF NEW CINEMA AND NEW MEDIA (FCMM)
OCTOBER 11-21, 2001 / http://www.fcmm.com
As a film festival, the FCMM has been at the forefront of the revolution in
motion pictures and sound for some thirty years. This year, the New Media
section returns to celebrate its fifth anniversary and to once again tackle
new forms of artistic expression in the realm of digital culture.
The Musee d'art contemporain de Montreal will showcase an international
selection of performance pieces characterized by the creative, innovative
and significant use of moving images, digital image and sound processing.
The Media Lounge, installed at SAT for its fifth edition, will host a
selection of audio-visual projects and electronic music artists,
demonstrating the vitality of digital culture.
In all, there will be over 50 artists from 10 nationalities contributing
directly to the festive spirit of this 30th anniversary which, once again,
promises to be an event not to be missed.
Partial list of artists involved:
DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS
Friday October 12th / Media Lounge @ SAT / 9PM - 25.50$
MEDIA LOUNGE OPENING NIGHT
For the opening of the Media Lounge, we have concocted an exciting program
for your eyes and ears. First up is Eboman, a one-man multimedia orchestra
who playfully and spectacularly manipulates a wide range of sounds and
images. And then there is DHS, who perpetuates the tradition of
audio-visual scratching in the way of EBN and Coldcut - a distinctive
hybrid blend of dubby breakbeat.
Saturday October 13th / Contemporary Arts Museum / 4PM & 9PM - 17$
GAMEBOY POCKETNOISE
SYMPHONY #2 FOR DOT MATRIX PRINTERS
Saturday October 13th / Media Lounge @ SAT / 10PM - 17$
UNDERGROUND PERSISTENCE ( Presented in collaboration with The Wire)
Sunday October 14th / Contemporary Arts Museum / 4PM & 9PM - 8.50$
THE DRIVER MUST BE A MADMAN
Sunday October 14th / Media Lounge @ SAT / 10PM - 17$
BLENDER BEATS (Presented in collaboration with Brave New Waves)
An uncompromised journey through deconstructed and abstract forms of
electronica. With representatives of the Schematic/Warp (Devine and
Phoenecia) and Planet Mu labels.
Monday October 15th / Contemporary Arts Museum & Media Lounge / 9PM - 8.50$
NET_OSC REMIX
Monday October 15th / Media Lounge @ SAT / 11PM - 8.50$
NIGHTCAP
Described as "A Devil in Gods Clothes", Felix Kubin is simultaneously
artist and master of ceremonies of a kitsch musical universe. His shows
with synthesizers, organs, and sometimes a plastic skull, are explorations
in a genre that could be termed Electronic Psycho Sci Fi Pop!
Tuesday October 16th / Contemporary Arts Museum / 9PM - 8.50$
A NATION OF NNs
Tuesday October 16th / Media Lounge @ SAT / 11PM - 8.50$
NIGHTCAP
Wednesday October 17th / Contemporary Arts Museum / 9PM - 8.50$
RE_WORKS
Wednesday October 17th / Media Lounge @ SAT / 11PM - 8.50$
NIGHTCAP
Thursday October 18th / Contemporary Arts Museum / 9PM - 8.50$
SOLLBRUCHSTELLE \sol* bruc-h" shtelle\ n.
Thursday October 18th / Media Lounge @ SAT / 10PM - 17$
DIGITAL VISIONS OF NATURAL WORLDS
Presented by TOUCH, the audio-visual label that for over two decades has
worked with some of the most influential contemporary artists, this evening
promises an unforgettable experience of the sensual possibilities of live
performance. With Fennesz, a radical explorer of complex digital music,
Phill Niblock, New York-based composer and intermedia musician - an
underrated pioneer of the minimalist genre - and Hazard, a young composer
inspired by extreme weather conditions and its effect on humans
Friday October 19th / Contemporary Arts Museum / 9PM - 8.50$
BETWEEN SCIENCE AND GARBAGE
Friday October 19th / Media Lounge @ SAT / 10PM - 17$
LE FILM EST DEJA COMMENCE?
After the last MUTEK, Rechenzentrum return to Montreal by special
invitation of the FCMM to perform a live remix of Maurice Lemaitre's
masterpiece of 'lettriste' cinema, "Le film est deja commence?", produced
in 1957. Joined by Berlin compatriot Marco Haas (Shitkatapult, Kompakt) and
the Toronto producer Jacob Fairley (Dumb-Unit), Rechenzentrum will also
play their most recent compositions of challenging electronic music
Saturday October 20th / Contemporary Arts Museum / 3PM - 8.50$
TIME, ENERGY AND CODE
Saturday October 20th / Media Lounge @ SAT / 9PM - 25.50$
SAN FRANCISCO NIGHT (Presented in collaboration with XLR8R)
This evening promises to be an experience of total digital immersion.
Controlled by Seed ( ) - David Robert and David Tinnapple-, the
multi-screen set-up at the Media Lounge will be transformed into a complex
audiovisual installation. The system will run autonomously for a period of
time before introducing the musicians who will progressively bring the
evening from a quiet, experimental beginning to a festive crescendo.
Sunday October 21th / Contemporary Arts Museum / 4PM & 9PM - 17.00$
WETFISH vs METROPOLIS
BROOKLYN, New York:
Subliminal Kid Productions is pleased to announce a
HAPPENING based on conceptual art and dj culture
To celebrate the release of DJ Spooky's new album "Under the
Influence", Subliminal Kid Productions is pleased to announce a
"HAPPENING" based on conceptual art and dj culture. A portion of the
proceeds will go to the photo installation of "Here is New York" on
116 Prince St's fund with the CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY 911 FUND - made
to help the orphans of the terror.
When: This Friday, Oct. 12th from 9 pm to whenever...
Where: The Lunatarium - Jay & Water Streets in Dumbo Brooklyn - top
floor... really big industrial space with a view of all three bridges
between Manhattan and Brooklyn.... directions, details, and much more
info about the event at http://www.dumboluna.com and a lot more info about
DJ Spooky at http://www.djspooky.com
Performers:
DJ Spooky that Subliminal Kid
9pm until whenever...
THE RECORD:
It's called "Under the Influence"... the artist is called "Dj Spooky
that Subliminal Kid"... the mix is yet another sound art piece
directed out at a world in geo-political upheaval...
synchronia/synchronicity - pulling all the patterns together with
sound... there's tracks from Moby, Talvin Singh, Ryuichi Sakamoto,
Future Sound of London, electro wild stylz from Anti-Pop Consortium,
Phoenix Orion and Dj Hive, art music maestros Sonic Youth and Arto
Lindsay, Dj Singe and MC Verb who do that legendary event in NYC
called Soundlab... and there's even turntablists like Mix Master Mike
from the Beastie Boys and his Automator remix (Automator is the
fellow behind the "Gorrilaz" virtual band), Kut Masta Kurt and his
project with Kool Keith and Motion Man a.k.a. "The Masters of
Illusion" and Dj DeckWreckka out of London, and the poet laureate of
experimental hip-hop, Saul Williams... The album also features some
of Dj Spooky's remixes and collaborations with Sussan Deyhim - master
of digital Persian music on a global scale...
OAKLAND, California:
Wind trio = others, oct 13 Oakland
Saturday, October 13, 2001
8 pm Herman Buhler (from switzerland) - einds , electronics
8:30 pm
9 pm
9:30 pm Moe! Staiano - solo percussion
10 pm
for more information, please contact Philip Gelb
ryokan@value.net
WILLIAMSBURG, New York:
Maroon @ the BQE Lounge (Williamsburg), Sat Oct 13th
MAROON ~ featuring special guest Pheeroan akLaff
Saturday October 13th ~ sets at 10:30 & 11:30 pm ~ free
@ the BQE Lounge
300 North 6th Street ~ Williamsburg, Brooklyn ~ (718) 388-2211
MAROON
is an alternative jazz group led by vocalist Hillary Maroon and
pianist Benny Lackner, and featuring bassist Andrew Emer and the
renowned Pheeroan akLaff on drums.
Borne of the rock/R&B era, MAROON presents arresting original songs,
unearths lesser known jazz and pop gems, and dives into nonstandard
readings of older favorites. MAROON chooses its words carefully:
sometimes self-mocking and frustrated, sometimes direct and
vulnerable, the lyrics often embrace emotional contradictions.
Whether grooving or playing free, MAROON's approach extends beyond
typical jazz vocal territory.
MAROON's
new CD, Migratory, flies to a new world with each song, buoyed by
supple vocals, surging Fender Rhodes, acoustic piano played inside
and out, buzzing bass, simmering drum work and a modern production
approach. Engaging solos and intense group improvisation will sweep
you up on a restless journey. Guests on the album include drummers
Mark Ferber and Allison Miller, guitarist Mark Tewarson and
percussionist J Why, who also produced the album, with Michael Dillon
at the console.
For more information on MAROON and the new CD Migratory:
go to: http://music.calarts.edu/~hill
NEW YORk CITY:
Machover's "Sparkler" at Carnegie Hall on 10/14
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th at 8pm
Tod Machover, the Artistic Advisor of the American Composers Orchestra's
first annual Orchestra Techí festival, announces a world premiere
performance of his latest composition, Sparkler for orchestra and live
computer electronics, commissioned by the ACO and performed at the
culminating concert of the festival on October 14
http://www.orchestratech.org.
Designed as the opening piece of Machover's Toy Symphony, a performance and
education project involving collaboration between orchestras and children
worldwide that premieres in Europe in Spring 2002 (with US dates to follow),
Sparkler takes listeners on a compact but dramatic journey while pushing the
boundaries of orchestral potential. Microphones capture and analyze
instrumental sound masses, allowing the players to generate and control
(pushing, pulling, twisting, and morphing) complex electronic extensions and
turning the whole ensemble into a kind of hyperorchestraí. Through its
delicate, sinuous melodies and rapturous, scintillating textures, Sparkler
reflects the energy, innocence, imagination, vulnerability, and rapid
passing of childhood.
Other works on the October 14th program include the New York Premiere of
Edgard VarËse's DÈsertsí with video created by Bill Viola, Morton Subotnick's
Before the Butterflyí (World Premiere, Digital Version) and the US
Premiere of Tristan Murail's Le Partage des Eaux.í
The premiere of Sparkler on October 14 kicks off a very busy fall season for
Machover. As he continues his role as Music Alive Composer-in-Residence for
the ACO, he is also preparing the music and Music Toys for the February
premiere of Toy Symphony in Berlin with Kent Nagano and the Deutsche
Philharmonie.
To learn more about Machover's thoughts about the future of
the orchestra and technology, see the current issue of New Music Box
http://www.newmusicbox.org. Machover is also supervising a new production
of his opera Resurrection, being performed by Boston Lyric Opera from
November 7-20 http://www.blo.org/resurrection.html. In addition, a first
recording of Resurrection will be released by Albany Records in time for
these performances.
For ticket information, contact Carnegie
Hall's CarnegieCharge directly at (212) 247-7800 or online at
http://www.carnegiehall.org.
LOS ANGELES:
Jeff Gauthier Goatette w/Nels Cline
Friday October 19, 8:30 PM - $10
The Jeff Gauthier Goatette
Nels Cline - guitars
The Circle Theater
http://www.cryptogramophone.com
WEBCAST events:
go_HOME Live Webcast: Location One / Sarajevo
Center
Please join us on
**SUNDAY OCTOBER 14**
2PM EST / 8PM in Central Europe
For a Live Webcast Dinner + Discussion from:
Location One, New York & The Sarajevo Center for Contemporary Arts in Bosnia + Herzegovina.
For "go_HOME", A Collaboration Between Bosnian Artist Danica Dakic and Croatian Artist Sandra Sterle
There will be presentations by guests curators, artists, theorists including Darko Fritz, Tina LaPorta, Ann Snitow, and Cristine Wang.
Guest presentations include:
Darko Fritz : The Future State of Balkania
http://members.ams.chello.nl/fritzd/projects/balkania/balkania.html
Tina LaPorta: voyeur_web
http://www.whitney.org/artport/artists/laporta/tina.html
Cristine Wang : Defining Lines: Breaking Down Borders
http://cristine.org/borders
The Sunday dinner discussions, webcast live through the new media center Location One in New York and The Sarajevo Center for Contemporary Arts in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The themes of the dinners will interweave an exploration of the impact of the internet on culture and community.
Project Description:
In the four-month residency and online project go_HOME, Bosnian artist Danica Dakic and Croatian artist Sandra Sterle will explore physical, cultural, and psychological dislocation and strategies for rebuilding and renewal. In September 2001, the artists, two women of different ethnic backgrounds from the former Yugoslavia who maintain homes and careers in both West and East Europe, will relocate to New York City to live together for four months in an experimental home. Artist Marjetica Potr* from Slovenia and artist Milica Tomi* with theorist Branimir Stojanovi* from Serbia, will participate in the project in September and December respectively. The artists will utilize the physical residence and their website*a virtual home on the internet*as a haven for creating video and photographic projects, and as a common meeting ground for engaging the interested public in dialogue around issues of migration, national identity, technology, and globalization.
The project will provide time and space for highly personal reflection and artmaking as well as public discussion from fresh perspectives not often heard in the United States. The go_HOME website will feature photographic, video, and sound works; recipes; a bibliography; texts from the US and from Eastern Europe; a calendar of events; chatrooms; and a guestbook. Each month, the artists will invite artists, architects, scholars, representatives from immigrant service organizations, and neighbors for. The October dinner discussion will be point-to-point web-streamed with the Sarajevo Center for Contemporary Arts’ media lab. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Go_HOME is co-directed by Fritzie Brown and curator Katherine Carl.
Locations and Dates:
Go_HOME will take place in New York City and online from September 15, 2001 to December 31, 2001.
Sunday dinner discussions with special guests will be held during the course of the project.
Each dinner will be webcast at
http://www.project-go-home.com
http://www.location1.org
starting at 2:00 pm US Eastern Time and
8:00 pm Central European Time on the following dates:
October 14 Women Who Move Too Much: Relocating Culture, Reproducing Home
Partners:
Go_HOME is an ArtsLink Special project funded by the Animating Democracy Initiative, a program of Americans for the Arts funded by the Ford Foundation; the Trust for Mutual Understanding; the Kettering Family Foundation; CEC International Partners; and Franklin Furnace’s “The Future of the Present” program.
IMAGES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
Press Contacts:
Fritzie Brown:
tel: 212.643.1985 x23
email: fbrown@cecip.org
Katherine Carl:
tel: 718.398.0107
email: kcarl@diacenter.org
ON TOUR in U.S.A. and Europe:
Tour schedule for tin hat trio
TIN HAT TRIO http://www.tinhattrio.com
CARLA KIHLSTEDT - viola, violin
MARK ORTON - guitar, dobro, tenor banjo
ROB BURGER - accordion, piano, harmonica, marxophone
USA TOUR
EUROPEAN TOUR
NEW YORK CITY:
TONIC - various performances!
For more details, ticket info and updates please go to http://www.tonicnyc.com.
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Please visit http://www.tonicnyc.com for more information & updates.
107 Norfolk Street
(Between Delancey & Rivington)
212-358-7501 / http://www.tonicnyc.com.
For more information, contact TONIC:
107 Norfolk Street
(Between Delancey & Rivington)
212-358-7501 / http://www.tonic107.com
PALO ALTO, California:
Space Between
The Space Between in their first Bay area appearances this year!
The Space Between
Pauline Oliveros - accordion
Dana Reason - piano
Philip Gelb - shakuhachi
Saturday, October 20, 2001
8 pm
Trinity Church
2320 Dana Street Berkeley
Berkeley
Monday, October 22, 2001
8 pm
Strictly Ballroom Series
Stanford University Department of Music
The Ballroom at the Knoll, 660 Lomita, Stanford, CA
Palo Alto
The Space Between trio formed in the winter of 1996 when the Dana
Reason/Philip Gelb duet invited Pauline Oliveros to join them for a
concert in San Francisco. The trio's unique combination of
just-intonation accordion with shakuhachi and piano immediately
creates a special sonic space. The Space Between employs timbre and
texture as their main structural units for composition and
improvisation. As a result, the discrepancy in tuning systems of the
instruments becomes an advantage rather than a disadvantage. Since
the three members live in different cities, performances are rare;
highlights include the Opus 415 festival in San Francisco, Casa Del
Popolo Festival (montreal), Spruce Street Forum in San Diego, and a
two night stint at the Center for New Music and Audio Technologies
where they were joined by Barre Phillips on bass and numerous
performances and workshops at varioous music schools including: U.
Colorado, Naropa Institute, and Cal Arts.
PAULINE OLIVEROS is a senior figure in contemporary American music.
Her career spans fifty years of boundary dissolving music making. In
the '50s she was part of a circle of iconoclastic composers, artists,
poets and such gathered loosely around John Cage. Oliveros has been
as interested in finding new sounds as in finding new uses for old
ones - her primary instrument is the accordion, an unexpected
visitor perhaps to musical cutting edge, but one which she approaches
in much the same way that a Zen musician might approach the Japanese
shakuhachi. Pauline Oliveros' life as a composer, performer and
humanitarian is about opening her own and others' sensibilities to
the universe and facets of sounds. Since the 1960's she has
influenced American music profoundly through her work with
improvisation, meditation, electronic music, myth and ritual. Pauline
Oliveros is the founder of Deep Listening, which comes from her
childhood fascination with sounds and from her works in concert music
with composition, improvisation and electro-acoustics. Pauline
Oliveros describes Deep Listening as a method to listen in every
possible way to everything possible to hear no matter what you are
doing. Such intense listening includes the sounds of daily life, of
nature, of one's own thoughts as well as musical sounds. Deep
Listening is my life practice," she explains, simply. John Cage:
"Through Pauline Oliveros and Deep Listening I finally know what
harmony is... It's about the pleasure of making music."
http://www.deeplistening.org
Philip Gelb is one of a handful of shakuhachi players focusing on new
music. He has studied shakuhachi with Kurahashi Yoshi, Ronnie
Nyogetsu Seldin and Dale Olsen bai-o. He has performed throughout
North America and in Europe and Japan as a soloist and in various
ensembles, premiering numerous new works for shakuhachi solo and in
varied ensembles. His recordings have been released on Deep
Listening, Leo, Sparkling Beatnik, New World/Countercurrents,
482Music, Ryokan, Abray, Cultural Labyrinth and Limted Sedition. He
has received grants from the Florida Arts Council, Meet the Composer
and the Knight Ridder Foundation. In addition to being an active
freelance performer, his current projects include "The Space
Between" with Pauline Oliveros and Dana Reason; "Trio Natto". with
koto player, Shoko Hikage and electronic musician, Tim Perkis; "The
Wind trio of Alphaville", with saxophonists, Jon Raskin and Phillip
Greenlief, duets with interactive computer composer Chris Brown, and
collaborations with dancer Eri Majima. Some of the other musicians
he frequently collaborates with are Joe McPhee, Matthew Sperry, and
Davey Williams. He holds a BA in anthropology from the University of
Florida and attended graduate studies in ethnomusicology at the
Florida State University School of Music. He currently lives and
teaches in the SanFrancisco bay area and maintains a webpage at
http://value.net/~ryokan.
In addition he is curator of the Meridian
Music Series at Meridian Gallery in Sanfrancisco.
Dana Reason is a pianist/composer/improvisor from MontrÈal, Canada.
Ms. Reason has appeared at the San Francisco Jazz Festival, Frau
Musica (Nova) Cologne, Beyond the Pink Festival, (LA), Guelph Jazz
Festival, Banff Arts Festival, Knitting Factory (NYC), Music Gallery
(Toronto), and Newfoundland Sound Symposium. She has performed with
Pauline Oliveros, George Lewis, Cecil Taylor, Joe McPhee, Lisle
Ellis, and Richard Teitlebaum among others. She has been featured on
National Public Radio, and Radio Canada. Ms. Reason has recorded for
Music & Arts, Red Toucan, Deep Listening, Sparkling Beatnik and
Ryokan labels. Ms. Reason contributes writing to the Twentieth
Century Music Journal, Musicworks, and Improvisor magazines. Her
music has been reviewed in Cadence, Coda, Musicworks, 20th Century
Music Journal, Wire, Jazz Critique (Japan) and Outside Magazines.
Ms. Reason was the co-organizer of the ground-breaking symposium
Improvising Across Borders (1999) held at the University of
California, San Diego. Reason holds a Bachelor of Music from McGill
University, a Master of Arts in Composition from Mills College and is
a Ph.D candidate in the music program Critical Studies/Experimental
Practices at the University of California, San Diego.
http://www.danareason.com
One more Bay area Space Between gig this fall on November, 18 where
we will be joined by the legendary guitar player Fred Frith at the
Musicians Union Hall in sanfrancisco!
SAN FRANCISCO, California:
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25th, 8:00 PM
Electronic music Thurs, 10/25
Noise artists Atchley and Rooney will perform both solo and in collaboration. Atchley's work focuses on the use of fountains as performance,
installation and studio instruments. He recently installed his array
fountain gate at Z Program 8 and toured New York with the 6 feet tall
column. Rooney uses pedal feedback systems, samples, and computer programs to create pulsing clouds of textural noise. In addition to their solo sets, they'll be performing a new collaborative piece which uses recordings of AM radio and interference from a BART train as the basis for an exploration of the hidden world of unheard signal & sound.
Atchley has composed and performed electronic music since the early 1970's. Transcendentalism, conceptual eclecticism, philisophical curiosity and technical mastery of the electronic idiom have defined his work. A CD of solo recordings is due to be released on Artifact Records in late 2001 and the new work sealed_fountain_010723 will be included on the compilation CD 2001 Noisefest. Rooney (who sometimes performs under the name Peakaboo Hudson) is a Bay Area noise musician and founding member of Crispus, an electronic improvisation ensemble, which will be releasing a CD on HeadFullaBrains records this fall. p2p, his cross-country collaboration with web artist and noise musician Yoshi Sodeoka will release a CD on Shift Factory later this year.
Venue: Luggage Store Gallery
NEW YORK CITY:
10/24 Ablinger Concert @ CalArts
The California Institute of the Arts School of Music invites you to a
Concert at the Roy O. Disney Concert Hall with
Works by Villa Aurora composer-in-residence Peter Ablinger
Wednesday, October 24th, 2001
8:00 PM
Address: California Institute of the Arts, 24700 McBean Parkway,
Valencia
Directions: I-5 North to Valencia, Exit McBean Parkway
Free parking, free admission
Program
WEISS / WEISSLICH 22
White / Whitish 22
Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Bruckner, Mahler
(1986,96), 4í
VIOLINE UND RAUSCHEN (ÑVERONICA")
Violin and Noise (ÑVeronica")
(1995/96), 7í
OHNE TITEL / 3 FL÷TEN I-III
Untitled / 3 Flutes I-III
(1989-91), 20í
(Intermission)
WEISS / WEISSLICH 7: PANPIECE
White / Whitish 7: Panpiece
(1999), 4í
World Premiere
DAS BUCH DER GESŸNGE, 100. Gesang
The Book of Chants, Chant 100
(1997/99), 8í
Instrumente und ElektroAkustisch Ortsbezogene Verdichtung (ÑPORTRAITS"),
2 Violinen
Instruments and ElectroAcoustic Sitespecific Condensation (ÑPortraits"),
2 violins
(1995/96), 24í
First Performance of Final Version
Violins: Johnny Chang, Mark Menzies
Flutes: Andrea Lieberherr, Sarah Wass, and Julia Tichi
Electroacoustics: Robert Duckworth
Technical support: Wolfgang Musil
Organisation: Mark Trayle, Mark Menzies
For more information call (661) 253-7816
NEW YORK CITY:
I Love NY art benefit
MORE THAN 150 NEW YORK CITY ART GALLEA CITYWIDE ART EXHIBTION AND SALE, OCTOBER 26 ‚ NOVEMBER 3, 2001RIES PRESENT "I LOVE NY ‚ ART BENEFIT,"
ALL PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT ROBIN HOOD RELIEF FUND TO AID LOW INCOME FAMILIES OF WTC VICTIMS
This unprecedented benefit event will offer paintings, drawings, sculpture, photographs, installations and media arts, donated by both emerging and renowned contemporary artists and dealers. Visit http://www.ilovenyartbenefit.org for details. The site, which will be accessible for up to six months, includes a list of all participating artists, galleries, images of the works for sale, and names individuals and companies which have made this event possible.
In conjunction with this benefit, Downtown Arts Project has mobilized the junior memberships of many of New York City's museums who will join together for a benefit walking tour of participating galleries and museums in Soho and Chelsea starting at 10:30am on October 27, 2001. Ticket prices start at $100. For registration and further information, call 212.243.5050.
http://www.ilovenyartbenefit.org
For media requests, email john@bluemedium.com or
strausn@att.net.
NEW YORK CITY & NJ Metro:
GRAND OPENING of Poetic X-pressions Collective
Poetic X-pressions Collective
Welcome! We are the Poetic X-pressions Collective based out of the NY/NJ Metro region.
Our organization celebrates differences in the many artistic forms of poetic expressions.
Headed by a proud African American woman and assisted by a proud Latina,
this unified force is just the beginning of the celebration of diversity within the community.
"Step 2 Da Mic" - GRAND OPENING
http://poeticexpressions.homestead.com
You are invited to attend the Grand Opening of Poetic
X-pressions Collective on Sunday, November 4th, 2001.
This event is open to artists of ALL lifestyles and cultures. There are NO EXCLUSIONS!
It is our mission to provide a forum for poets, writers, musicians and artists to display their
artistic expressions and talent at our weekly Sunday event.
This event will be televised!
We are asking for your help to spread the word about us. We thank you for allowing us to make our acquaintance and we look forward to networking with you in the future.
WE CELEBRATE DIVERSITY IN OUR COMMUNITY, IN THE ARTS AND EVERYWHERE!
Lake Worth, FLORIDA:
BROOKLYN! provides the first systematic look at the art emerging from this new
art world center
On view from September 8, 2001 through November 25, 2001.
For full information please click below:
Roster of 86 Artists Promises Most Comprehensive Examination to Date
of Present-Day Phenomenon.
BROOKLYN! provides the first systematic look at the art emerging from this new
art world center, which was largely wrested by artists from the abandoned
industrial buildings and neglected storefronts of a few working class
neighborhoods.
This exhibition celebrates the moment that is Brooklyn now -- a place of vibrant
synergy among artists, galleries, and neighborhoods--before this world is
transformed yet again, as all `momentsí like this are,î says Michael Rush,
director of the Palm Beach ICA, and a co-organizer of the exhibition with the
New York-based curator and critic Dominique Nahas.
PBICA is located at 601 Lake Avenue in Lake Worth, Fla.
For more information, contact:
Electronic Flux Corporation
http://www.e-flux.com
INTERNET & NORTHWESTERN University:
Home, an interactive, navigable web work, contains the work of 17
artists
Home, an interactive, navigable web work, contains the work of 17
artists. These include: a screenwriter, a photographer, a set
designer, film and video makers, and sound and computer artists. Each
has a unique perspective on the meaning of home, this most universal
and basic of necessities.
Primary collaborators Drew Browning and Annette Barbier will be at
the Block Museum at Northwestern University to demonstrate and talk
about the work during the following times:
on Tuesday, Sept. 25 from 12-5 PM
Home is permanently on line via the Block web site at:
http://www.blockmuseum.northwestern.edu/art_tech/virtual.html
For directions, see:
http://www.blockmuseum.northwestern.edu/welcome/directions.html
The development of Home was supported by a grant from the Center for
Interdisciplinary Research in the Arts at Northwestern University.
Contributing artists from the Northwestern community include: Dave
Tolchinsky, Michelle Citron, Sam Ball, David Downs, Rives Collins, Linda
Gates, Dan Brintz.
CALIFORNIA:
Amy Knoles - 2 x 10 x 10 x 10 + 1
a mulitmedia work
Tuesday, September 25 - 8 PM
Saturday, September 29 - 8 PM
Monday, October 1 - 10AM*
CD available on Echograph Records
http://www.echograph.com
INTERNET:
Post Media Network
Michele Thursz, the former Director of Moving Image Gallery, is proud to
present her latest project the Post Media Network:
The network operates as a physical and virtual structure composed of
editorial, curatorial, and artists projects that stresses the different
perspectives and uses of the electronic and computer-based mediums.
Post Media is an action demonstrating the continuous evolution of the term
and uses of media. The network promotes actions of collaboration,
representation and market utilization of all media.
The Network
Portfolios showcase the artists on the network, the digital studio and the
marketable physical and virtual objects.
Represented artists:
Developed by Claire Barliant (senior editor of artbyte), Dialogue
features conversations with the artists to reveal their history
and process.
The archives document the on going exhibitions and events
presented or affiliated with all past and present network participants.
Director: Michele Thursz
"All data is created equal" -- Arcangel
NEW YORK CITY:
Cin-o-matic: Memory and Cinematic Perception 19.oct - 30.dec
New Museum
[ Opening Reception ] Fri. October 19, 2001 6-8 PM
Cin-o-matic: Memory and Cinematic Perception 19.oct - 30.dec
Organized by Michele Thursz in collaboration with Anne Ellegood
Cin-o-matic explores the evolution of the cinematic experience and the
impact of new technologies on time-based works. The exhibition includes the
artist collaborative project Adrift and works by Willy Le Maitre and Eric
Rosenzveig, Yucef Merhi, Joseph Nechvatal, and John Cabral. Each of the
projects presented utilizes the Internet as a tool for reconfiguring
media-into network performance, net art, software-propelled visualizations,
or sculptural objects-and each creates a new cinematic experience. Although
they embrace an impressive range of approaches and visual languages, the
works in Cin-o-matic share a central concern with how we explore and
perceive time, space, and movement through today's advanced technologies.
Adrift, a collaboration by Helen Thorington, Marek Walczak, and Jesse
Gilbert with Martin Wattenberg and Hal Eager, is an evolving multi-location
Internet performance project that combines projections, narrative text, and
richly textured sound streaming in real-time, linking imaginary and actual
geographies. Presented for the first time on a large, semicircular screen
which recalls the Cineorama, a panoramic projection space used during the
World's Fair in France in 1900 to simulate a sense of drifting through an
environment, Adrift creates an immersive journey through both real and
virtual imagery of a harbor, metaphorically linking Internet surfing and
physical movement. On opening night, Adrift will be performed by artists in
different locations, and a logged datastream of an archive of this
performance, augmented with live inputs, will replay in the gallery during
the exhibition.
Willy Le Maitre and Eric Rosenzveig present Appearance Machine, a
constructed sculptural ecosystem that produces a cinematic aural/visual
space by continuously transforming data input from locally generated refuse
via a robotic system and distributing it, using live feed as media, to a
global community. Images from the machine, located in Brooklyn, are analyzed
for movement by the computer, and an accompanying soundtrack is generated.
This sound subsequently guides the machine's mechanisms, creating additional
motion and setting in place a continuous system.
When viewed as installations, Adrift and Appearance Machine both imply a
reconfiguration of the object into a cinematic experience. These works
function as mechanisms in which particular elements are interchangeable so
that the structure, context, and content can be translated into a variety of
mediums for display.
Using the familiar visual imagery of early video games, Yucef Merhii has
created net@ari, a film that breaks down the language of cinema through
basic programming and investigates the psychological relationship between
human being and machine. Joseph Nechvatal's Computer Virus 2.0 is a
synthetic system that behaves like a living organism by gradually eating
away at the available visual imagery, commenting upon the fetishization of
visual images through technological reproduction. In contrast to the
magnification of experience and encapsulation of time found in most
cinematic experience, John Cabral's Ground Zero is a real-time 24-hour
algorithmic animation that depicts a day in the life of a fictional cartoon
character as he tends to mundane tasks, undermining visitors' expectations
of new media as a realm of quick gratification.
Cin-o-matic magnifies the artistic process and the artists' use of the
"digital studio." Each artist interprets the language of new media to create
their own style resulting in original cinematic experiences.
JAPAN, TEXAS, and BARCELONA!
Carl Stone on TOUR:
Wed Sep 5 TOKYO JAPAN 4:00 PM
SANJO KAIKAN CHIKAI KAIGISITSU [Tokyo Daigaku(Hongo Campus) tel: 03-5841-2665]
Panel discussion & Lecture with Carl Stone, Scott Johnson and VJ Masaru. Pianist Tomoko Yazawa will moderate.
Fri Sep 7 TOKYO JAPAN 6:30 open 7:00 PM start
TOKYO BUNKA KAIKAN RECITAL HALL [Ueno tel: 03-5280-9996]
The world premiere of Carl's's composition TLAPAZOLA, for piano and electronics, featured as the final piece in "Absolute-MIX", piano recital by Tomoko Yazawa. Also on the program, works by Scott Johnson, Frank Zappa, Hirokazu Hiraishi, David Lang and Carolyn Yarnell.
Thu Sep 13 NAGOYA JAPAN 6:30 open 7:00 start
AICHI ART CENTER [ tel: 052-971-5511]
Carl Stone performs ADANA URFA, world premiere, a work for computer and voice, featuring HACO (vocals). The evening will also include a trio performance featuring Carl, Otomo Yoshihide and Sagawa Nami.
Fri Sep 14 KYOTO JAPAN 8:30 start
CLUB METRO [ tel: 075-752-4765]
Carl Stone and Otomo Yoshihide perform at midnight. Also on the bill :
Cosmos (Sachiko M and Yoshida Ami), MERZBOW a.k.a. Akita Masami, Hanno Yoshihiro (multiphonic ensemble), Russell Haswell (MEGO), Hecker (MEGO), BusRatch, DJ KAZUMA
For more information about this event, send email to info@metro.ne.jp
Tue Sep 25 HOUSTON TEXAS 8:00 pm
THE MENIL COLLECTION [1515 Sul Ross tel: 713-525-9400]
Carl Stone solo laptop performance of GUELAGUETZA, in conjunction with the exhibition REMEMBERING PLATO, sculptures by Mineko Grimmer. For more information about this event, send email to tonym@menil.org
Thu Oct 4 BARCELONA SPAIN 9 PM
GRACIA DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS' ASSEMBLY HALL [plaÁa de Rius i Taulet, 2]
Opening night at the LEM Festival in Barcelona. Carl's solo performance of an evening length work, for laptop and video image. For more information about this event, send email to gracia-territori@ctv.es
LOS ANGELES, California:
The Human Family Tree: An Installation by Heidi Hardin, with music by Jonathan Sacks
Opening Reception: Saturday, September 15th, 7-9pm
Show runs through October 13, 2001
At NEWSPACE
NEWCASTLE, New South Wales, Australia:
Announcing the Launch of the Website for:
"Re: Duchamp Traveling Exhibition"
ELECTROFRINGE FESTIVAL 2001
Electrofringe 2001 will once again bring together hundreds of
local and international media makers, audio-visual creators,
electronic musicians, gamers and just plain digital trouble
makers. Following on from the last three years, Electrofringe
2001 will focus on issues of copyright and intellectual property.
Electrofringe is the electronic media contingent of the larger
This Is Not Art festival http://thisisnotart.org which includes
Sound Summit, The National Young Writers Festival and The
National Student Media Conference.
INTERNATIONAL GUESTS
Electrofringe has expanded this year to include several
international participants:
Mark Gunderson (USA). Founder of The Evolution Control
Committee and an experimental musician and arts organizer,
focusing on recycled/assemblage audio and arts and technologies.
The ECC is infamous for all sorts of pranks, including utilising
Napster for hilarious results.
http://evolution-control.com
Vicki Bennet from People Like Us (UK) blurs audio and video
to make a surrealistic and humorous blend of monotonous yet
strangely captivating brain durge.
http://peoplelikeus.org
Andy Cox (UK) is a founding member of Together We Can Defeat
Capitalism. An environmental engineer, he uses his skills to annoy
large corporations. He also perplexed many an art goer with his
fake Whitney Biennial website. At Electrofringe, he will relaunch
his Citybank site, currently down for legal reasons.
http://TWCDC.com
Scientifically Speaking with Irene Moon (USA) blurs the lines
between science, music and performance art.
http://www.eyedrum.org/MOON/i-moon.html
Steev Hise (USA) is a cultural worker based in San Francisco
who chews up old media and spits out new art. He founded
Detritus.net, probably the most well known web source about
recycled culture.
http://detritus.net
Other international guests at This Is Not Art this year include
Hrvatski (USA), Mad Professor (UK), David Shea (Belgium),
Fat Cat Records (UK), Anticon (USA), The Wire magazine (UK),
DJ Mr King (UK), Jimi Chen, DJ TY and Vince Chung (Taiwan).
PERFORMANCES
Each night, Newcastle will erupt with sounds and visuals you
won't catch anywhere else. Over 180 performers will make this
Australia's largest ever electronica and hip hop event.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT (September 26)
Opening night launch party.
8pm: Mission Theatre: (Free!)
Featuring mellow sounds from DJ Mr. King (UK), Betaville
Orchestra, I/O, and Sub Bass Snarl amongst others.
Audio Visual Exhibition
A/V Warehouse: (Entry By Donation)
oniKa, Dj Bleak, iOnic, Goku, Craig G, Psychenaut, Throbgoblin,
Phat Ali, Anomaly, Phreaddee & Anthony Russell.
THURSDAY NIGHT (September 27)
ROTOR
8 - 11pm: Mission Theatre: ($6 at the door):
Perimetric Halo with Minit, Magmafinder & Pimmon.
Kazumichi Grime, Lalila, Coklacoma, Julian Knowles, Snawklor,
Lux Mammoth, Hydatid, Pi, A,B'n'C, Bruce Mowson, Seo,
Valley of Death.
Clan Analogue, Surgery, Couchblip Labels Showcase:
10pm-5am: Cambridge Hotel: ($6 at the door):
Prop, B(if)tek, Pretty Boy Crossover, Deepchild, Sobriquet, Thug,
Disco Stu, Gordon Finlayson, Nerve Agent, Telemetry Orchestra,
5000 Fingers of Dr T, Superscience, Modula, Bloq, Robokoneko,
Disjunction Reunion.
Art Wars: Hip Hop Strikes Back
CBD Hotel: ($8 at the door)
Terminal Illness, Terra Firma, Cannibal Tribe, Blades of Hades,
Brad Strutt and Solemon Kleptoe, DJ Mathematics, Robotech
vs. Stawn Break Crew, DJ skooby and Scottie B, Bric A Brac,
MC Andre, DJ Armee, DJ Maniak.
Audio Visual Exhibition
A/V Warehouse: (Entry By Donation)
Scoobie, Scotty B, Peter Hall, Gordon Smith.
FRIDAY NIGHT (September 28)
(C)(R)(TM)
8pm - 11:30pm: Mission Theatre: ($15 or PASS):
People Like Us (UK), Evolution Control Committee (USA),
Steev Hise (USA), Scientifically Speaking with Irene Moon (USA),
Wake Up And Listen, Antediluvian Rocking Horse, Spanky,
Sweden, JG.
Hip Hop Jam and Electro/Breaks/Drum n Bass
10pm - 5am: Cambridge Hotel: ($10 or PASS)
Massive Oz-Wide Hip-Hop-Electro jam, Elefant Traks showcase.
Two Dogs, DJ Soup, The Bird, Explanetary, MC Brad Strut,
Jonny Phive, Crazy Baldheads, Reference Point, Upshot, pH,
Mark Pollard, Phonkubot, Cindii, Sonik Professor, Patrick HAF,
Bleepin J Squawkins, Pylonz (NZ), Vtek, Sulo, Monkfly, Maladroit,
Fangle, The Herd, 8-bit, The Alphatown Collective, MC Ozi Batla,
DASE Team 5000, The A.L.F., Groovy D.
All-Ages Hip-Hop
Palais Royal Youth Venue
7 - 11pm: ($7 - All Ages)
Terminal Illness, Terra Firma, Clear Opinions, Bric a Brac, FUN Q,
Phonetic Experiments, DJ Mathematics, Bladez of Hadez
Ballistic
10PM - 3AM: Hunter on Hunter Hotel: ($2 Entry or PASS)
Syndicate, Aftermath, Memetic, Hedonist + Epsilon, DJ Mark N
Audio Visual Exhibition
A/V Warehouse: (Entry By Donation)
base electro(n), cybernetik, dark organics, decoder, deprogram,
dumk and goony, onika, pharmaceutical essentials, sawtooth,
Sound Wave Generator, throbgoblin, Z Pyramid
SATURDAY NIGHT (September 29)
Anticon
8 - 11:30pm: Mission Theatre: ($15 or PASS)
Anticon (Dose One, Sole and Jel - USA), Curse Ov Dialekt, TZU,
Music Vs Physics, Celcius, 13th Son of December, Macros Matrix,
Jade Nemesis, Dr Phibes, Blaze, DJ Armee, Mako, Speed, Frost.
Vitalbeat 2001
10 - 5am: Cambridge Hotel: ($15 or PASS)
DJ Patsan & Electrofunk, Nubreed, Richy valenz, Chris calm,
Auxilary, Dj janak, Skooby + Bred, Tom obrien, Clone, Meem,
Dj Gary Bynon + Brownie, Luscious Lorna, Outpost Uncorporated.
Audio Visual Exhibition
A/V Warehouse: (Entry By Donation)
DJ Supermarket, Soon, Tonsil Cheesecake, The Torture Table,
The Dreamtime Brothers, Transcendental Headache, Mighty Mac,
DJ Mad, DJ Fallout
SUNDAY NIGHT (September 30)
Urban poets jam + Undercurrents (Taiwan)
7 - 11pm: Mission Theatre (Free!):
urban poets jam, Undercurrents (Taiwan), SIZE (last ever show!)
Internationals Gig
10pm - 5am: Cambridge Hotel ($25 or PASS):
Mad Professor (UK), HRVATSKI (USA), David Shea (Belgium),
Stinky Jim (NZ), DJ Mr. King (UK), Jimi Chen & DJ TY (Taiwan),
Fat Cat Records Sound System (UK), Kog Transmissions (NZ),
Nasenbluten (last ever show!), Ubin, Blastcorp, Sub Bass Snarl,
DASE team 5000, Downtown Brown, Pivot, DJ smallcock, Sugar,
Paul Abad, philasophigas, Ollie Olsen, Ganga Giri, Organarchy,
Andrew Till, Raven, DJ Krusty, House of Pagan Christians.
Audio Visual Exhibition
A/V Warehouse: (Entry By Donation)
base electo(n), deprogram, phreaddee, The Dr., Throbgoblin,
Z Pyramid
MONDAY (October 1)
All Day Chill
8am - all day ... : Mission Theatre: (Free!)
Nod, Quark Kent, Purdy, Betaville Orchestra, Phunkenbubble,
Echelon, DJ Trip, Wagga Space Programme, Chindogu,
Pseudo Sound Project, Magnus Music, Kundalini.
There is a weekend gig pass set at $45 that will get you into all
of the gigs on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
This bargain ticket is strictly limited to 500 tickets (due to venue
size limits). And these tickets are already selling fast. There are
less than 250 for sale online and the rest will be distributed to
some stores later in the week (stay tuned for details). Don't miss out!
They are now available online for $49 (incl $4 booking fee) from:
http://www.octapod.org.au/thisisnotart/2001/gigs.shtm#buytickets
AUDIOVISUAL PRESENTATIONS
2001: Then and Now
A look at how our present was imagined 34 years ago. Archimedia
presents the future as seen by the corporate imagination, using
examples from the late '60s and early '70s, particularly in terms of
the techno/rave subculture and the anti-globalisation movement.
Undercurrents
Toy Satellite (Melbourne) and Eyedrink Collective(Taiwan) present
Undercurrents: an audiovisual techno spectacular. Originally produced
for the Taipei International Arts Festival.
Hip hop on Film
Wave Twisters (music by Q bert) & Scratch, the story of Hip Hop.
Plus La Prochaine Fois by Neotropic.
Media.teck
Works chosen for their subversive approach and playful tactics in
challenging notions of art, censorship and copyright. Includes several
leading installation, net and media artists - see http://electrofringe.org
for details.
Plus all night Anime Screenings, LDTV, Experimental Short Films,
Mu Meson Archives Film Extravaganza, and more.
OTHER SESSIONS
This Is Not Art also includes more than 200 workshops, panels,
talks, and masterclasses. Electrofringe is providing over 50 of these,
with such alluring titles as:
Patcher Paradigms
For the full programme check out
http://electrofringe.org
or
For all media enquiries, interviews, bios etc, contact
Joni Taylor
Electrofringe coordinator
joni@octapod.org
For all other enquiries, contact
Shannon O'Neill
Electrofringe coordinator
alias@aliasfrequencies.org
Phone/Fax +61 2 4927 0470
LOS ANGELES:
Different Trains, Oct 14: A Concert of New Music
Different Trains
Presents
A Concert of New Music
Zipper Auditorium,
Colburn School of the Performing Arts
200 S. Grand Ave., Los Angeles (Next to MOCA)
October 14, 2001, 7:30PM
Suggested donation 10 dollars
All proceed will go to the Los Angeles Chapter of the American Red Cross to
help support disaster relief efforts
Different Trains kicks off their third season with a concert of new music at
the Zipper Auditorium with music by Carlos Rodriguez, Karl Kohn, Joseph
Brennan, Steven Hoey, and Patricio da Silva
Performed by Tom Flaherty, Cynthia Fogg, Karl Kohn, Matt Cooker and members
of Ensemble Green.
Call (310) 866-6102 for more information, or email info@differenttrains.org
http://www.differenttrains.org
Different Trains was founded to promote new music of differing aesthetics
and ideas here in the Los Angeles community. Artistic Director: Tom Hiel,
Joseph Brennan, Steven Hoey, Patricio da Silva
INTERNET:
Announcing the Launch of the Website for:
"Re: Duchamp Traveling Exhibition"
La Biennale di Venezia:
49th International Exhibition of Art--
Concomitant Exhibitions
http://www.nyartsmagazine.com/duchamp
"The Re: Duchamp Travelling Exhibition is a project that has been evolving
over time. It has traveled to various cities in Germany, Poland, Chile and
Israel, as well as New York City. It is the ongoing work of Abraham Lubelski,
and incorporates the work of over 250 other artists, including Nam June Paik,
Dennis Oppenheim, Carl Andre, Ilya and Emilia Kabakov, Taylor Mead, Larry
Weiner, David Humphrey, Inka Essenhigh....
The Re: Duchamp Travelling Exhibition at the 49th Venice Biennale* is an
installation of clotheslines from which artwork is hung.** The idea for this
installation is derived from Marcel Duchamp's infamous benefit exhibition
organized on the Premises of the Coordinating Council of French Relief
Societies, 451 Madison Avenue, New York, October 14th - November 7th, 1942,
in which he criss-crossed the entire gallery with one mile of string. This
entanglement, which the public had to negotiate when they came to view the
art, stood as a metaphor for the difficulties encountered in attempting to
understand modern art.
The current exhibition uses this Duchampian metaphor to point to connectivity
as much as any difficulty that might hinder an appreciation of art in the
digital age---art whose nature may be partially or completely ephemeral,
time-based, or immaterial, and which might be conveyed digitally or housed
virtually. Re: Duchamp celebrates the process of visual sampling in a world
where the line between original and copy has been blurred, and the medium is
the readymade.
** Participating artists were asked to e-mail their submissions as digital
files. These were printed out, placed in plastic sleeves and brought to
Venice for installation. Hung from criss-crossing lengths of string at the
Church of S. Maria Ausiliatrice, they resemble so many Tibetan prayer flags,
the wind and the Web conveying and disseminating their messages.
* At the 49th Venice Biennale, the Re: Duchamp Travelling Exhibition forms
part of the Markers Project, which involves organizations in Venice including
the Peggy Gugghenheim Collection, the Biennale Arti Visive, and the
Municipality of Venice itself."
[--notes, Joy Garnett]
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS:
MARK AMERIKA, DANIEL GARCIA ANDUJAR, DOUGLAS DAVIS, CHRISTOPH DRAEGER, PETER
FEND, JOY GARNETT, PAUL GARRIN, KEN GOLDBERG, WANG GONGXIN, MARINA GRZINIC &
AINA SMID, WENDA GU, INGO GUNTHER, LIANG-MEI HUANG, JON IPPOLITO, EDUARDO
KAC, OLGA KISSELEVA, TINA LAPORTA, JENNY MARKETOU, MARCELLO MAZZELLA, PAUL D.
MILLER aka DJ SPOOKY, MTAA, OLU OGUIBE, ANDRES SERRANO,
HANI RASHID (ASYMPTOTE ARCHITECTS), MARK TRIBE & KERRY TRIBE
Curated by: CRISTINE WANG
http://www.tribes.org/dystopia
For More Information contact: Cristine Wang tel:
917.318.0081
http://www.nyartsmagazine.com/duchamp
TOURING the US:
Philip Gelb performs across the country!
For more information, email ryokan@value.net
TOURING the US:
The PRISM QUARTET
Tim Ries and the extraordinary saxophone quartet, the Prism Quartet, has
announced its upcoming schedule of performances. The performances for this
season are:
Detroit Symphony, October 21, 2000;
For more information about PRISM's activities, please visit http://www.prismquartet.com.
EAGLE ROCK, California:
Open Gate Theatre Presents its Fall 2001 Sunday Evening Concert Series
At the Eagle Rock Community Cultural Center
$10 tickets, ($5 students, seniors and series artists)
October 7th
Minim
Steuart Liebig - contabass guitar
Michael Intriere (cello) İ
November 4
Frank Lloyd Wrong
Arthur Jarvinen - percussion
Kira Vollman- voice, clarinets, bass guitar
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Find out Exchange Participate Find Read about Visit
Pamela Z
Carlos Gutierez
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, Forum Theater
3rd and Mission Streets in San Francisco
The Green Room
War Memorial Performing Arts Center, 2nd Floor, (upstairs from Herbst Theater) 401 Van Ness Ave. at McAllister
San Francisco
Ronit Kirchman, guitars and violin
247 South Main Street, downtown LA
doors open at 9, show at 9:45
There is a parking lot on the north side of the building.
Ben Goldberg/Adam Lane @ Meridian 10-5-02
8 pm
Meridian Gallery
545 Sutter (between Mason and Powell)
SanFrancisco
415 398 7229
ryokan@value.net
http://www.meridiangallery.org
$10
$ 5 students, seniors, impoverished artists.
Adam Lane - bass
- November 2 2001 India Cooke - violin
-December 7, 2001 Fred Frith - solo guitar
-January, 2002 TBA-February,
- 2002 Dave Slusser/Ralph Carney duet
- March, 2002 Alan Lechusza - winds, Christopher Adler - Khaen
- April, 2002 Brandon Labelle - electronics
-May 31, June 1, June 2, 2002 Meridian Gallery in collaboration with
the Pauline Oliveros Foundation will present a 3 day retrospective of
the work of Pauline Oliveros in honor of her 70th birthday featuring
the Deep Listening Band, Circle Trio, The Space Between, a very large
orchestra of virtuoso new music players from around the world and
many smaller ensemble pieces performing compositions of Pauline's
from 1960 - 2002!!!!!!!! The festival will take place at the Lorraine
Hansberry Theater in SanFrancisco, one block from Meridian Gallery.
ryokan@value.ne
http://value.net/~ryokan
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Friday, October 12, 8:30PM
Sunday, October 14, 2:30PM
Anti-Pop Consortium (US), kid606 (US), Jetone (Canada), The Wire
Sound-System (UK), Richard Devine (US), Phoenecia (US), Venetian Snares
(CA), Rechenzentrum (Germany), T. Raumschmiere (Germany), Fairmont
(Canada), Safety Scissors (US), Sutekh (US), Twerk (US), Matthias Gmachl
(A), Martin Ng (AUS), Christian Fennesz (Austria), Hazard (Sweden), Phill
Niblock (US), Jon Wozencroft (UK), Markus Nikolai (Germany), Hakan Libdo
(Sweden), Felix Kubin (Germany), Herri Kopter (CA), Eboman (NL), DHS (US),
[The User] (CA), Zbigniew Karkowski (Sweden/Poland), Edwin van der Heide
(NL), Kurt Ralske (US), Lukasz Lysakowski (Poland), Deadbeat (CA), Bob
Ostertag (US)
*Eboman (Netherlands), Dimensional Holofonic Sound (US), Philip Sherburne -
DJ (US)
*Christoph Kummerer (Austria)
Performance using POCKETNOISE, an experimental audio generating software
especially written to transform a Nintendo Gameboy cartridge into an
experimental music unit
*[The User] (Canada)
A project in which the Montreal duo recycles obsolete technology in a
playful manner
*Anti-Pop Consortium (US), kid606 (US), Jetone (Canada), The Wire
Sound-System (UK), miau-miau.com + wildlifeanalysis.org - VJs
This night of sonic confusion and digital dyslexia promises a liberal dose
of hardcore techno, indie-punk, noise-rock, heavy metal, black poetry and
hip-hop with Bay Area's very own laptop punk beatmaster whizz, kid606, and
New York underground conspirators Anti-Pop Consortium.
*Eboman (Netherlands)
The art of storytelling as interpreted by Eboman, with digitally processed
audio-visual samples displayed in a non-linear fashion on 3 screens,
reinforcing the sense of immersion created by the viewing experience
*Richard Devine (US), Phoenecia (US), Venetian Snares (Canada)
*Sensorband (Poland - Sweden - Netherlands - Japan)
NetOsc is the software instrument used by the Sensorband trio in network
performances. In this performance, Zbigniew Karkowski will perform at the
Media Lounge, Edwin van der Heide at the MACM, while Atau Tanaka will be
joining from Europe. The actions of the players are relayed via the
Internet to a server and dispatched to each remote space where they are
translated into sound and image.
*Felix Kubin (Germany), Herri Kopter (Canada)
*242.pilots (Norway - Poland - US), Deadbeat/guest musician (Canada)
Video-sound performance by the live video improvisation ensemble
242.Pilots, a trio composed of HC Gilje, Lukasz Lysakowski and Kurt Ralske.
Utilizing their own custom software created with the controversial
nato.0+55 programming environment, the trio expressively improvise rich,
layered video works in real-time, as soloists, in duets and as a trio
*Markus Nikolai (Germany)
The return of the "hombre ojo", co-founder of the Perlon label with which
he scans the margins of electronic music, brewing his own blend of minimal
and playful house.
*Steina Vasulka (US)
Steina Vasulka takes on the invitation of FCMM and will treat the audience
to elements of her work which range from installation to performance. The
proposed trajectory will comprise among others of the screening of three of
her three channels video recordings, as well as an interactive segment
featuring video works edited in real-time with the Imagine/ine software.
*Hakan Libdo (Sweden)
First visit to Montreal for this highly anticipated Swedish producer -
prolific, eclectic, refined and entertaining. As he puts it himself, his
music is "structured, intelligent, serious and funky "
*Gcttcatt + Soda (Austria - Australia - UK)
Notably involving Matthias Gmachl - one of the members of Farmers Manual -
and Martin NG, this performance orchestrates multiple channels of
live-visuals and live-audio within a technical background that allows the
capture of a whole event in its complexity onto the most unexplored digital
media, the DVD
*Christian Fennesz (Austria), Hazard (Sweden), Phill Niblock (US), Jon
Wozencroft (UK)
*Pierre Hebert (Canada), Bob Ostertag (US)
In this collaborative performance, experimental filmmaker Hebert draws and
scans images to make impromptu digital animations, while Ostertag composes
a soundscape through the manipulation of samples. Together, they combine
trash and technology to create a commentary on our disposable culture
*Rechenzentrum (Germany), T. Raumschmiere (Germany), Fairmont (Canada)
*Woody Vasulka (US)
Woody Vasulka explores the way in which electro-mechanical machines contain
the principles of time/energy and code, presenting tools and images from
his rich archive.
* Safety Scissors (US), Sutekh (US), Twerk (US), *Seed ( ) (US)
*Wetfish (Canada)
Electronic duo Wetfish bring you Fritz Lang's Metropolis as you've never
seen and heard it before. The original editing has been digitally
re-organised and manipulated. This new work feature Wetfish original score
performed live withelectronics, cello, percussions and throat singing.
Dj Assault from Detroit
Dj Singe from Soundlab
Lure
Akin Atoms from Byzar
Dj Duane from Other Music Record Store
Special Live event with Sussan Deyhim and Arto Lindsay with Dj Spooky
21 Grand
21 Grand Street
Oakland, CA
510 652 7914
tickets 6-20 (sliding scale)
Matt Ingalls - solo clarinet
The Wind Trio of Alphaville
Philip Gelb - shakuhachi
Phillip Greenlief - soprano, ato, tenor saxophone, clarinet, flute
Jon Raskin - sopranino, alto, baritone saxophone
BIGM 4tet
(Buhler, Greenlief, Ingalls, Staiano)
http://value.net/~ryokan
Alex Cline - drums, percussion
David Witham - keyboards
Joel Hamilton - bass
804 N. El Centro (2 blocks north of Melrose, 1 block west of Gower)
Hollywood
323-957-2343
10.02.01 Kendal Cafe, Cambridge, MA
10.03.01 Flywheel, Easthampton, MA
10.04.01 The Waiting Room, Burlington, VT
10.05.01 The Waiting Room, Burlington, VT
10.07.01 Tonic, New York
10.10.01 Mercury Cafe, Denver, CO
10.11.01 Trilogy, Boulder, CO
10.12.01 Fox Theatre, Boulder, CO
10.13.01 Paramount, Santa Fe, NM
10.14.01 Modified, Phoenix, AZ
10.15.01 Solar Culture, Tucson, AZ
10.16.01 Dizzy's, San Diego, CA
10.18.01 Knitting Factory, Hollywood, CA
10.19.01 Freight and Salvage, Berkeley, CA
10.20.01 Noe Valley Ministry, San Francisco, CA
10.23.01 Whitsell Auditorium, Portland, OR (with Starewicz films)
10.24.01 EMP's JBL Theater, Seattle, WA (with Starewicz films)
10.25.01 Sam Bond's Garage, Eugene, OR
11.11.01 BRIGHTON/England
12.11.01 LONDON/England, Purcell Room at Royal Festival Hall
14.11.01 LEEDS/England
15.11.01 KENDAL/England
16.11.01 SINGEN/Germany, Kulturzentrum Gems
17.11.01 GSCHWEND/Germany, Gemeindehalle
18.11.01 ROVERETO (TN)/Italy
19.11.01 TORINO/Italy, Folkclub
21.11.01 BAD ISCHL/Austria
22.11.01 STRASBOURG/France, Le Club TJP
23.11.01 AMSTERDAM/Holland, Bimhuis
24.11.01 BIELEFELD/Germany, Bunker Ulmenwall
25.11.01 HALLE/Germany, Turm in der Moritzburg
26.11.01 COLOGNE/Germany, Stadtgarten
27.11.01 INGOLSTADT/Germany, Kleinkunstb‰½hne Neue Welt
29.11.01 VˆÑSTERAS/Sweden, Village
30.11.01 GOTHENBURG/Sweden, Nefertiti
01.12.01 HAMBURGSUND/Sweden, Gerlesborgsskolan
*Heather Greene / Cynthia Goddeau İCD Releaseİat 8:00pm
Oct 2nd - Oct 6th
*Elliott Sharpİat 8:00pm
*Jamie Saft: Sovlanutİat 10:00pm
*Mike Pattonİat Midnight
*Annie Gosfield's EWA7İat 9:30pm
*Marty Ehrlichİat 8:00pm
*Frank London, Lorin Sklamberg & Rob Schwimmerİat 10:30
*Marc Ribot plays John Zorn's Book of Headsİat 8:00pm
*Ikue Mori: Labyrinthİat 10:00pm
*Raz Mesinai: Before the Lawİat Midnight
*phonomena at 9:00pm, $FREE in the SUBTONIC lounge
*Mark Feldman Soloİat 8:00pm
*Steven Bernstein's Diaspora Soulİat 10:00pm
*Naftule's Dreamİat Midnight
*The Polar Bear Club at 9:00pm, $FREE in the SUBTONIC lounge
*Harry Partch: 17 Lyrics of Li Poİat 8:00pm
*Gary Lucasİat Midnight
*Danny Zamir's Satlahİat 10:00pm
*subtext at 9:00pm, $FREE in the SUBTONIC lounge
*Mike Cohen & FriendsİKlezmer Brunchİat 1:30 & 3:00pm
*Tin Hat Trioİat 8 & 10:00pm
*TBAİWillem Breuker Kollektif is cancelled
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*12k/BiP_HOp Festivalİat 8:00pm
*12k/BiP_HOp Festivalİ (CMJ Music Marathon)İat 8:00pm
*No Music Festival 2001 Day One: Gert-Jan Prins, Cor Fuhler, Lee Ranaldo & I-
Soundİat 8:00pm
*No Music Festival 2001 Day One: Christian Marclay & CCMCİat 10:00pm
*No Music Festival: Reynolsİat Midnight
*phonomena at 9:00pm, $FREE in the SUBTONIC lounge
*No Music Festival 2001 Day Two: Cooper Moore & Sang-Won Parkİat 8:00pm
*No Music Festival 2001 Day Two: Nihilist Spasm Band & Thurston Mooreİat 10:00pm
*No Music Festival 2001 Day Two: Interplayİat Midnight
*The Polar Bear Club at 9:00pm, $FREE in the SUBTONIC lounge
*No Music Festival Afternoon Matinee: Borbetomagus/Shaking Ray LevisİDouble
Billİat 1:30pm
*No Music Festival 2001 Day Three: Emil Beaulieau/Jason Lescalleet/Due
Processİat 8:00pm
*No Music Festival 2001 Day Three: Nihilist Spasm Band & Joe McPheeİat 10:00pm
*No Music Festival 2001 Day Three: Interplayİat Midnight
*subtext at 9:00pm, $FREE in the SUBTONIC lounge
*Burton Greene's Klez-Jazz featuring Perry RobinsonİKlezmer Brunchİat 1:30 &
3:00pm
*No Music Festival Day Four: Arto Lindsay & Rodney Grahamİat 8:00pm
*Little Theatre Presents Judy Elkan's Play Stationİat 8:00pm
*electroluxeİat 8:00pm
*electroluxeİat 8:00pm
*Frank Gratkowski, John Lindberg & Gerry Hemingwayİat 8:00pm
*Ralph Carneyİat 10:00pm
*phonomena at 9:00pm, $FREE in the SUBTONIC lounge
*elektro music night at 8:00pm
*The Polar Bear Club at 9:00pm, $FREE in the SUBTONIC lounge
*Big Lazyİat Midnight
*subtext at 9:00pm, $FREE in the SUBTONIC lounge
*David Krakauer's Klezmer Madness!İKlezmer Brunchİat 1:30 & 3:00pm
*Lori Carsonİat 8:00pm
*Little Theatre Presents Judy Elkan's Play Stationİat 8:00pm
*Krash Area: David Krakauer, Rea Mochiach, Elliott Sharpİat 10:00pm
*The Placesİ/İMichael Hurley, Robin Remaily & Dave Reischİ
Double Billİat 8:00pm
*Pos/Negİ/İWerner Dafeldecker, Franz Hautzinger & dieb 13 İ/İEfzeg İTriple
Billİat 8:00, 10:00 & Midnight
*Barrelled in subTonic at 10:00pm
*Barbezİ/İFaun FablesİDouble Billİat 8:00pm
*Ori Kaplan Shaatnez Band at Midnight
*The Polar Bear Club at 9:00pm, $FREE in the SUBTONIC lounge
*Louie Belogenis Quartetİat 8 & 10:00pm
*subtext at 9:00pm, $FREE in the SUBTONIC lounge
*The Catskill KlezmorimİKlezmer Brunchİat 1:30 & 3:00pm
*Little Theatre Presents Judy Elkan's Play Stationİat 8:00pm
*Marc Ribot Soloİat 8:00pm
*Suntanamaİ/İNeil Michael Hagertyİat 8:00pm
*The Polar Bear Club at 9:00pm, $FREE in the SUBTONIC lounge
*Smokey Hormel & Miho Hatoriİat 8 & 10:00pm
*subtext at 9:00pm, $FREE in the SUBTONIC lounge
*KlezamirİKlezmer Brunchİat 1:30 & 3:00pm
Concert by Sean Rooney and K. Atchley
Address: 1007 Market Street at 6th Street- upstairs (2nd floor),
San Francisco, California
Public Transportation Tip: 1 block from Powell Street BART
Cost: $5-$10 sliding
http://www.e-flux.com/decode.php3?cid=700
Anne Edgar, 646-336-7230 aedgar@earthlink.net
or Michael Rush, 561-582-0006 mrush@palmbeachica.org
http://www.palmbeachica.org
and Friday, Sept. 28 from 6:30 - 8 PM with a gallery talk at 7:15 PM.
New Langton Arts
1246 Folson Street
San Francisco
tix 415 626-5416
Spruce Street Forum
301 Spruce Street
San Diego
tix 619 295-0301
California Lutheran University
Preus-Brandt Forum
info 805 493-3311
Cory Arcangel, Betty Beaumont, Carlos Casado, Andy Deck,
Jody Elff, Angie Eng, Fakeshop, Katrin Grotepass, Yael Kanarek,
Willy Le Maitre & Eric Rosenveig, Golan Levin, Michael Mandiberg,
Kevin & Jennifer McCoy, Yucef Merhi, Sally Minker, Joseph Nechvatal,
Michael Rees, Carlos Zanni, screaMachine and net.ephemera (Mark Tribe).
Design: Ray Canapini
Dialogue: By Claire Barliant
Intern: Seraphina Tisch
Media Z lounge
583 Broadway (between Houston and Prince Streets in SoHo)
New York, NY 10012
5241 Melrose Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90038
323.469.9353
http://www.NewspaceLA.com
September 27 - October 1
Newcastle, New South Wales
Australia
http://electrofringe.org
The Political and the Absurd: Humour in Sampling
My Darling, My Centrifuge
Music Video Production Workshop & Screenings
AutoMatic Documentary
Dr Sonique Presentation
Anne-Marie Schleiner presentation
Money for New Media Artists
Fluid Transmissions
Celine Bernardeau Presentation
Wet Dreams Made Solid
The Intellectual Property Wars
Audio Interactives
Copyright Showdown
Introduction to jMAX
Video feedback
VJ tools for the PC
VR - utopian futures or just another game?
Boxes With Knobs
Websound... the state of the arts
People Like Us - Audiovisual Masterclass
NOT Culture Jamming
Culture jamming: Art or Activism?
Flash for Visuals
Spookyville Presentation
VR - 12 Months On
Computer Game Music: past, present and future
Mark Dery Web Linkup
Lumiere Concrete
VJ tools for the Mac
An introduction to 5.1 audio for musicians and sound designers
Anime and Visual Culture
Online pranks
Codecs, Compression, And Video Discs For Live Visuals
Napster Nuggets
Impact of technologies on mental health
Copyright And The Image
Social Disorientation
Andy Cox Citibank Launch
Girls and Gaming
Innovative Curating
Is The Global Village Growing?
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Media Sponsor: NY ARTS MAGAZINE
http://www.nyartsmagazine.com
Web Design: FIRST PULSE PROJECTS
http://www.firstpulseprojects.org
Sioux City Symphony, IA: January 20, 2001;
Bartlesville Symphony, OK: March 10, 2001;
Anchorage Symphony, AK: March 24, 2001;
Anchorage Symphony, AK: March 24, 2001;
Dallas Symphony, TX: April 19-22, 2001;
Interlochen Symphony, MI: July 15, 2001;
Lancaster Festival Orchestra, OH: July 18, 2001;
Chautauqua Symphony, NY: July 24, 2001;
Grant Park Symphony: Summer 2001.
2225 Colorado Blvd.; L.A. Ca.
(just west of Eagle Rock Blvd.
near the inersection of the 2 and 134 Freeways)
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for information call (626) 795-4989
Jeff Gauthier- violins
Ellen Burr- Flutes
Janette Wrate - drumset Vibraphone
and
Rod Poole (accustic guitars)
Eric Barber - tenor and soprano saxophones
Scot Ray - trombone, Hammond organ
and
Non Credo
Joseph Berardi - electronics
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