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From Henry Grimes:
Sunday, April 5th, ‘O9: Henry Grimes Presents Leo Lindberg!, Middle Collegiate Church, 2nd Ave. betw. 6th & 7th St’s, NYC, 6 p.m., 212-477-O666, free admission, donations requested, middlechurch.org/calendar (click on “Jazz on High” on the calendar date April 5th).
Wednesday, April 15th: Henry Grimes and Brandon Ross Present Leo Lindberg!, Issue Project Room, 232 Third St. (at 3rd Ave.), 3rd floor, Brooklyn, NY, 2 sets from 8:3O p.m., tickets $15, 718-33O-O313, issueprojectroom.org/events, directions issueprojectroom.org/contact, issueprojectroom.org/2009/03/23.
Sunday, April 26th: Deep Tones for Peace, an international Internet all-acoustic bass performance for peace in the Middle East, taking place simultaneously in Jerusalem and NYC and streamed worldwide, performed simultaneously by 16 bassists located in both cities: Thierry Barbe (France), Ora Boazsson (Israel), Mark Dresser (USA), Shayna Dulberger (USA), Trevor Dunn (USA), Ken Filiano (USA), Irina-Kalina Goudeva (Bulgaria/Denmark), Henry Grimes (USA), James Ilgenfritz (USA), J.C. Jones (Israel), Michael Klinghoffer (Israel), Chi Chi Nwanoku (UK), William Parker (USA), Barre Phillips (USA/France), David Phillips (USA), and Bertram Turetzky (USA), playing for live audiences in both cities simultaneously, to be streamed worldwide on the Internet in a 5- to 6-hour marathon event alternating solos, duos and ensemble pieces between both locations, beginning promptly at noon and going to around 6 p.m. in NYC at the Manhattan School of Music, 12O Claremont Ave. [1OO27], 212-749-28O2, deeptonesforpeace.org, msmnyc.edu/recording, , , with a simultaneous public Webcast viewing and presentation at CUE Art Foundation, 511 West 25th St., NYC, 212-2O6-3583, admission by donation, cueartfoundation.org/release, . Overall Deep Tones for Peace information: Sarah Weaver, , 734-277-269O; Mark Dresser, , 858-534-24O8. And finally, the revelation of a fascinating Deep Tone outer-space source: universe.nasa.gov/press …
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From the Squid’s Ear:
Alfred 23 Harth / Hans Joachim Irmler / Günter Müller – Taste Tribes
(For4Ears)
– Darren BergsteinAlexander von Schlippenbach Alexander von Schlippenbach – Friulian Sketches
(psi)
– Kurt GottschalkMichel F. Côté / Isaiah Ceccarelli Michel F. Côté / Isaiah Ceccarelli – Vulgarités
(Ambiances Magnetiques)
– Dave MaddenPeter Brotzmann / Fred Lonberg-Holm Peter Brotzmann / Fred Lonberg-Holm – The Brain of the Dog in Section
(Atavistic)
– Kurt GottschalkAMM AMM – Trinity
(Matchless Recordings)
– Jeph JermanKeith Rowe Keith Rowe – ErstLive 007
(Erstwhile)
– Jeph JermanGerry Hemingway/Thomas Lehn (Tom & Gerry) Gerry Hemingway/Thomas Lehn (Tom & Gerry) – Kinetics
(Auricle Records)
– Jeph JermanDIS.PLAYCE DIS.PLAYCE – Habitat
(Creative Sources)
– Darren BergsteinJoelle Leandre Joelle Leandre – Live in Israel
(Kadima Collective)
– Kurt GottschalkKeith Rowe / Taku Unami Keith Rowe / Taku Unami – ErstLive 006
(Erstwhile)
– Darren BergsteinJohn Butcher / Gerry Hemingway John Butcher / Gerry Hemingway – Buffalo Pearl
(Auricle)
– Darren BergsteinPhilip Jeck Philip Jeck – Suite: Live in Liverpool
(Touch)
– Max SchaeferNovi_Sad Novi_Sad – Jailbirds
(Sedimental)
– Max SchaeferGutbucket Gutbucket – A Modest Proposal
(Cuneiform)
– Jeph JermanImai Kazuo Trio Imai Kazuo Trio – Blood
(Doubtmusic)
– Jeph JermanZeitkratzer & Carsten Nicolai Zeitkratzer & Carsten Nicolai – Electronics
(Zeitkratzer Records)
– Max Schaefer
All About Jazz reviews this show.
Agusti Fernandez and Evan Parker
Levontin 7
Tel Aviv, Israel
September 4 and 5, 2008Catalan pianist Agusti Fernandez and English master reed player Evan Parker have been cooperating for more than a decade in different formations, as a duo on Tempranillo (Nova Era, 1996), on the collaborative quartet Topos (Maya, 2007) and on Parker’s Electro-Acoustic Ensemble’s The Eleventh Hour (ECM, 2005). Both are master improvisers and both are gifted with a highly idiosyncratic musical language that sounds like it’s never abandoning a desire to push beyond its expressive limits. On their first visit to Israel they were featured in two concerts of solo performances, duos and trios with Israeli reed player Assif Tsahar. A third concert, which I unfortunately missed, presented Parker with Israeli musicians.
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