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2001-04-20 06:42Tim Rhodes [idm] SIL2K this Monday
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2001-04-20 06:42Tim RhodesThis Monday SIL2K at I-Spy presents a duo of DJs, a trio or Cellos and a trio of horn play
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[idm] SIL2K this Monday
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This Monday SIL2K at I-Spy presents a duo of DJs, a trio or Cellos and a trio of horn players on tour from Europe. Opening the show is the premiere of a new cello trio featuring Brent Arnold (THICKNESS, Project W) , Lori Goldston (Black Cat Orchestra, Nirvana!) and Serena Tideman (THICKNESS, Eyvind Kang). In the headlining slot at 10:30 is the dueling DJ's Manalive & Misskick. And on tour from Europe is the very special Holz Für Europa featuring Woflgang Fuchs (Germany), Hans Koch (Switzerland) and Peter van Bergen (Holland). 4/23/2001 Monday 9:00 $5 Manalive vs. MissKick Holz Für Europa (Switzerland/Germany/Netherlands) Brent Arnold, Lori Goldston, Serena Tideman cello trio ************************ http://www.sil2k.org/ I-Spy / Nation 1921 5th Avenue entrance in the alley (between 4th & 5th, between Stewart & Virginia) (206) 374-9492 ************************************ 4/23/2001 Monday Manalive, a one-man electronic band with an appetite for spontaneous composition, flourishes with melodic improvisation and rhythmic interaction. Michael Stegner is the architect of this musical construct involving the use of electronic sequencers, samplers, and keyboards - achieving a totally interchangeable mix of sounds, beats, and melodies. Manalive is a sound collage that represents the everyday spontaneous actions that determine individuality. This music calls on a vocabulary of sounds gathered over the course of time and communicates with an ingenuous new language. Misskick has been seen spinning at Pitch Control at Aro.Space, Dialect at the OK Hotel and Glitch at Aristocrats. Her sets can be also be heard on Aural Fixations on Groovetech, in cahoots with Elemental, or tag teaming with Miss Kito or as in this case Manalive. Holz Für Europa - Woflgang Fuchs (Germany), Hans Koch (Switzerland) and Peter van Bergen (Holland) all met at a concert of the Cecil Taylor European Orchestra having each arrived at free music through different routes; Koch, a classically trained clarinetist came to jazz through Coltrane, Coleman, Braxton and Butch Morris, van Bergen, a academically trained saxophonist and Fuchs from Cecil Taylor and his own King Ubu Orchestra. Seven wind instruments, from contrabass and bassclarinet to b-flat and a-flat clarinets, from tenor to soprano through sopranino, between silence and explosive intensity, between tender beauty and uninhibited expressionism, between ingeniously written passages and free searching movements within the still relatively unexplored areas of melody, discordant sounds and noise, subtle, at times brittle sound scapes in all stages of unrest, fragility and emphasis. Certainly the three musicians in Holz Für Europa don't play music of rebellion or of open riot, times are different now. The aesthetic of resistance has been taken over by the aesthetics of priority of all musical means and possibilities, in the unfolding as well as in the reduction. Music truly of the moment. Brent Arnold, Lori Goldston, Serena Tideman play their first show together as a cello trio here at SIL2K. Brent Arnold (THICKNESS, Project W) on cello, Lori Goldston (Black Cat Orchestra, Nirvana!) cello, Serena Tideman (Project Nada, THICKNESS, Eyvind Kang) cello. Visit SIL2K on the web at http://www.sil2k.org =================== Tim Rhodes memes@sil2k.org Eyes, Ears & Memes, SIL2K Strategic Improv Laboratories 2000 www.sil2k.org =================== --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org