Society Of Composers (Berklee College) Fall Concert 2016

When Eyes Meet (Denoise)

Society of Composers at Berklee presents their fall semester concert. The concert celebrates and embraces diversity and inclusion at a time when people are becoming more divided than ever. Compositions span a wide variety of themes and styles, and are performed by Berklee students with additional special guests from the community. All compositions are premieres,… Continue reading Society Of Composers (Berklee College) Fall Concert 2016

XFest

XFest 2016

Open Field Initiative and 119 Gallery present XFest 2016, a festival of improvised music, visuals and movement.      

tough day tubing

tough day tubing

The Boston based trio stopped by Yell Gallery in Fishtown, Philadelphia and performed a set of their music. tough day tubing is: Al Margolis was recently reviewed by Massimo Ricci, Touching Extremes as “some sort of evil genius working with raw materials which are never adapted to a genre or a context, because they create… Continue reading tough day tubing

superlith, iron dog, james strong & paul christian

is the Philadelphia based experimental duo of: Trombonist Dan Blacksberg (who has performed with Anthony Braxton Quartet and Archer Spade with Nick Millevoi) and Casio keyboard modifier Julius Masri (Electric Simcha, Avant-rock band Lionshead, and the out-improv Keir Neuringer/Julius Masri Duo). Blacksberg works to push the trombone to its limits as an unlikely pair to… Continue reading superlith, iron dog, james strong & paul christian

Toshimaru Nakamura et al

Amy Cimini improvising with Archer Spade

Toshimaru Nakamura, Tokyo’s experimental music artist, is visiting the United States for a week of performances with Many Arms. Nakamura was joined by a collection of Archer Spade musicians for his first show: Keir Neuringer Amy Cimini Julius Masri Jesse Kudler Ian Fraser Nick Millevoi and Dan Blacksberg Nakamaru and Many Arms’ show schedule is… Continue reading Toshimaru Nakamura et al

Seventy Degrees Fahrenheit: Central Park

This was a walk in Central Park with NYC Brainiacs. It was the first time in a few months that we get a moderate temperature without wind,rain or snow! Lawrence showed an interest in the species found in the park and we passed quite a number of musicians playing solo or in groups on our… Continue reading Seventy Degrees Fahrenheit: Central Park