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1997-03-10 16:49Niels P. Mayer (idm) Elma Mayer Art-Pop performance LA 4/2, NYC 4/18
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------- Blind-Carbon-Copy Subject: Elma Mayer Art-Pop performance LA 4/2, NYC 4/18 Date: Mon, 10 Mar 97 08:49:30 -0800 From: "Niels P. Mayer" <mayer@netcom10> Bcc: Blind Distribution List: ; From Bucharest Via New York's Downtown Music Scene, Art-Pop Songstress Elma Mayer Performs In Los Angeles, Wednesday April 2 at 9pm Luna Park, 665 N Robertson, W Hollywood (310) 652-0611 In New York City, Friday April 18 at 8 pm CB's 313 Gallery, 313 Bowery (212) 677-0455 also appearing: Brian Woodbury and Brian Dewan Composer Elma Mayer will perform her art-pop songs, accompanying herself on piano, harmonium and primitive electronic keyboards. Elma's credits include work with Van Dyke Parks and They Might Be Giants. Her CD has guest appearances by Chris Wood of Medeski Martin Wood, Jon Feinberg and Brian Woodbury. To hear tiny bits of music from her CD on Ponk Records, or to mail order her CD, visit http://www.ice.net/~ponk or email ponk@ice.net. Reviews "The uncategorizable songs of this Bucharest-born singer are as engaging as pop, as complex as German lieder, and touch on jazz, experimentalism, cabaret and a few other things..." Kyle Gann, Village Voice "Elma Mayer's music is powerful, even disturbing." Keyboard Magazine "This Bucharest-born Brooklynite has a great new album of songs and cycles that draw on a century or two's art music and pop traditions. I'm constantly drawn back to 'Three Haiku vs. the Pet Gila Monster,' the wry soundtrack for a monster movie imagined by a Japanese prisoner of a California internment camp." Richard Gehr, Village Voice ------- End of Blind-Carbon-Copy