Andrew Dieck is a poet from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His poetry has appeared in The Death and Life of American Cities, The West Wind Review, Gerry Mulligan and The Bard Papers. He is an editor at O’clock Press.
Tag: Angler Movement Art Center
Twins of El Dorado
Twins of El Dorado is a modern art song ensemble featuring vocalist Kristin Slipp and trumpeter Joe Moffett. By turns playful, ritualistic, and downright bizarre, the duo performs original texts and music, and also explores the works of others, from medieval choral music to pieces by saxophonist Steve Lacy.
Duo: Asimina Chremos & Zachary Darrup
Zachary Darrup is a musician who uses a prepared guitar and an assortment of objects to create his soundscapes. Asimina Chremos is a dancer/artist with interests in the continua between form and flow, nature and culture, repetition and change, and discipline and pleasure. This was the duo’s first collaboration at Angler Movement Art Center in… Continue reading Duo: Asimina Chremos & Zachary Darrup
Trio: Mette Rasmussen, Devin Hoff and Julius Masri
Fire Museum & James Wadsworth Strong Present: Mette Rasmussen, Saxophone Devin Hoff, Bass Guitar and Julius Masri, Drums and percussion
Mette Rasmussen
Mette Rasmussen is a danish saxophone player based in Trondheim, Norway. She works in the field of improvised music, drawing from a wide range of influences. She spans from free jazz to textural soundwork. She works on exploring the natural rawness of her instrument and dives in to experimenting on what the saxophone is capable… Continue reading Mette Rasmussen
Eric Carbonara
Carbonara’s music draws on an array of rich musical styles from Andalusian Roma-Flamenco to Hindustani classical. Over the years he has developed a unique exalted pidgin style of playing that covers a wide emotional terrain from meditative calm to restless unease by combining self-taught, free form classical and flamenco techniques with those learned from formal… Continue reading Eric Carbonara
Lead Pipe
Lead Pipe is a sound artist who moved to Philly from Austin in 2013. Her soundscapes incorporate field recordings, drones, infinite loops, synthesizers, effects pedals, drum machines and distorted vocals.