Joseph Bowie had a pair of shows coming to Philly and DC next week.
Saturday, July 23, 6pm
CYRO BAPTISTA’S BANQUET OF THE SPIRITS + JOSEPH BOWIE & ADAM RUDOLPH
Join us in July for the Philadelphia debut of Cyro Baptista’s Banquet of the Spirits. One of the greatest Brazilian percussionists today, Cyro Baptista is best known for his ensemble Beat the Donkey and has worked closely with many of the world’s most acclaimed musicians including Herbie Hancock, Paul Simon, Medeski, Martin & Wood, Wynton Marsalis, Yo-Yo Ma, Laurie Anderson and countless others. Expect to hear a delightful program of experimental Brazilian pop songs in addition to the music of John Zorn. A “pioneer in world music” (The New York Times), percussionist Adam Rudolph is joined by multi-instrumentalist Joseph Bowie for an opening duo set that is grounded in the cosmologies of Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and the African DiasporaMONDAY, JULY 25,
2011 @8PM
THE B.E.A.B.S. ENSEMBLE
Joseph Bowie – trombone, percussion
Ernest Khabeer Dawkins – reeds
Adam Rudolph – drums, percussion
Lewis ‘Flip’ Barnes – trumpet
Luke Stewart – bass@ The Red Door Loft, 443
Eye Street, NW DC (Gallery Metro)
8PM – Door Donation AdmittanceThe B.E.A.B.S. Ensemble is an all-star collection of seasoned and emerging improvisers featuring trombonist Joseph Bowie (The Black Artists Group, The Human Arts Ensemble, Defunkt, The Ethnic Heritage Ensemble), reedist Ernest Khabeer Dawkins (The Ethnic Heritage Ensemble, New Horizons Ensemble, Chicago 12), master drummer & percussionist Adam Rudolph (Yusef Lateef, Moving Pictures, Organic Orchestra), Lewis ‘Flip’ Barnes (William Parker Quartet, Little Huey Orchestra, Burnt Sugar), and DC-area young bass-phenom Luke Stewart (Trio OOO, Laughing Man, MOM2).
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