August 21st, 2010 7.30 - 9.30 p.m.
Mandolin concert
Pt. Snehasish Majumdar – mandolin
Sri Shibalik Ghosal - tabla
Admission : $20, $16 (students and seniors with valid ID)
Chhandayan Saturday Concert Series (CSCS)
at Chhandayan Center for Indian Music, 4 West, 43rd Street, Room 616 (between 5th and 6th Avenues, closer to 5th), New York, NY 10036 (two blocks west of Grand Central and two blocks east of Times Square) with a capacity for 80 people.
For more information and advance purchase of admission to any of these concerts, which we highly recommend, please visit http://www.tabla.org/events.html
Regards
Samir Chatterjee
Founder-Artistic Director, Chhandayan
www.tabla.org
212 302 0720 / chhandayan@tabla.org
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Tuesday, August 03, 2010
On Ka'a Davis & Famous Original Djuke Music Players in NYC this week and next
3 Amazing NYC Gigs coming up!
In preparation for our journey to Italy at the end of the month, Onka'a Davis and the Famous Original Djuke Players have 3 fabulous gigs!
August 5: NuBlu (62 Avenue C) Sets at 11pm and 1am
August 10: The Tank Theater (354 W. 45th St) One extended set at 7:30pm
August 13: The Shrine (2271 Adam Clayton Powell Junior Boulevard) One set at 9pm
I really hope you can make one of these shows; the music is FRESH and VIBRANT! The band is extraordinary! And you'll be catching the very onset of a whole new genre; DJUKE!!
http://www.onmumusic.com/
_______________________________________
Meg Montgomery
www.worldlyvibe.com - Electric Meg & The Creative Institute
www.sustaintheworld.com - Simple Steps to Fight Climate Change
www.xtrasweetlife.com - Detox Your Life!
In preparation for our journey to Italy at the end of the month, Onka'a Davis and the Famous Original Djuke Players have 3 fabulous gigs!
August 5: NuBlu (62 Avenue C) Sets at 11pm and 1am
August 10: The Tank Theater (354 W. 45th St) One extended set at 7:30pm
August 13: The Shrine (2271 Adam Clayton Powell Junior Boulevard) One set at 9pm
I really hope you can make one of these shows; the music is FRESH and VIBRANT! The band is extraordinary! And you'll be catching the very onset of a whole new genre; DJUKE!!
http://www.onmumusic.com/
_______________________________________
Meg Montgomery
www.worldlyvibe.com - Electric Meg & The Creative Institute
www.sustaintheworld.com - Simple Steps to Fight Climate Change
www.xtrasweetlife.com - Detox Your Life!
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Wednesday, July 07, 2010
New Atlantis Sextet featuring Marshall Allen - Sat., July 10th 2pm-9pm www.albertaylerfestival.com
New Atlantis Sextet featuring Marshall Allen
Ed Ricart: guitar
Jason Ajemian: bass
Sam Lohman: drums
Andrew Barker: drums
Elliott Levin: vocals, flute, soprano & tenor saxophone (ESP 4030)
Marshall Allen: alto saxophone (ESP 1008, 1014, 1017, 1045, 3033, 4002, 4054, 4060)
ALBERT AYLER FESTIVAL
Riverwalk Commons
Roosevelt Island, NYC
Ed Ricart: guitar
Jason Ajemian: bass
Sam Lohman: drums
Andrew Barker: drums
Elliott Levin: vocals, flute, soprano & tenor saxophone (ESP 4030)
Marshall Allen: alto saxophone (ESP 1008, 1014, 1017, 1045, 3033, 4002, 4054, 4060)
ALBERT AYLER FESTIVAL
Riverwalk Commons
Roosevelt Island, NYC
Monday, July 05, 2010
"Rest In P: All-Star Salute/Funkraiser for Garry ‘Starchild’ Shider" - 10 July New Jersey / 11 July NYC
The Black Rock Coalition and Sweet Relief
in association with SoulPatrol.com present:
"Rest In P: All-Star Salute/Funkraiser for Garry ‘Starchild’ Shider"
GARRY MARSHALL SHIDER
(1953-2010)
THE FUNK WILL GO ON!!!
Saturday, July 10 @ Multi Media Arts Center (MMAC), Bloomfield, NJ;
Sunday, July 11 @ B.B. King’s Blues Bar & Grill, New York, NY
Confirmed artists: Living Colour, Bernie Worrell, Miss Lady Kier, The BRC Orchestra and special surprise guests
NEW YORK – Garry Marshall Shider, iconic diaper-clad singer and guitarist and right-hand to George Clinton in the Parliament/Funkadelic menagerie, died on June 16, 2010 from complications stemming from an ongoing battle with lung and brain cancer.
Barbara Thomas, administrator of the Garry Shider Medical Fund, issued the following statement:
Dear family, friends and fans,
It is with a broken heart to say that on Wednesday, June 16, 2010, that we lost one of the greatest vocalist, guitarist, music arranger and showman of our time-Garry "Star Child" Shider.
Over the past four months, Garry fought each day against one of the deadliest diseases, so that he could do what he loved, which was to return to the stage. Which he did. For those who know Garry, you know that his determination was fierce and that he was not going to give up on life.
Over the past forty years, Garry put his stamp and signature of everything that he did musically. HIs talent was and always will be unmatched.
I, along with my fundraising partner, Pete Shipman, Jr. and the Shider family would personally like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who so generously made a donation to the Garry Shider Medical Fund. You all reached out unselfishly in Garry's time of need. We cannot thank you enough. Also, we want to personally thank Rob Max and the Sweet Relief Musican's Fund, for assisting us with our fundraising administration, and Aaron and Muruga Bookvich and Darrell McNeil and the Black Rock Coalition family for stepping up immediately to assist Pete and I with our fundraising efforts by organizing benefit concerts which are upcoming. We must also thank all of the artists who truly wanted to help Garry by immediately signing on to perform at the benefit concerts.
We hope that everyone throughout the world will continue to support musicians that are in need. Remember, no person should be denied healthcare. We urge you all to continue to keep healthcare and health insurance for all, on the minds of those who will listen. Garry would want it that way.
Thank you Garry for the musical joy that you gave us. Goodbye to our Star Child.
Barbara Thomas and Pete Shipman, Jr.
Fundraising Team for the Garry Shider Medical Fund
Fundraisers organized by the Black Rock Coalition (BRC), Sweet Relief and Soul-Patrol.com ahead of Garry’s transition, will move forward as planned at Multimedia Arts Center in Bloomfield, NJ on Saturday, July 10 and at B.B. King’s in New York on Sunday, July 11. “The family was always candid about this being a possibility,” said Darrell M. McNeill, director of operations for the BRC. “We prayed for the best but were prepared for the worst. Now we need to tend to Garry’s legacy—the funk must go on. We’re celebrating the music he created and will keep him alive through the music.”
Shider had been in an extremely dire state of affairs, fighting cancer, touring whenever he could. Like so many performers of Shider’s renown, he didn’t have health insurance. The Black Rock Coalition and Sweet Relief are working in partnership to raise funds and administer to the costs of Garry’s care and funeral arrangements.
“Garry’s unfortunate departure won’t lessen the financial burden on his family,” McNeill added. “Whatever money we raise will ensure they won’t have to deal with any outside problems. It will be difficult enough adjusting to his absence.”
Confirmed performers include Living Colour, Bernie Worrell (SociaLybrium; ex-P-Funk, ex-Talking Heads), Miss Lady Kier (ex-Deee-Lite), Melvin Gibbs (SociaLybrium, Harriet Tubman, ex-Rollins Band) and Ronny Drayton. FUNK-KIN, a New Jersey based band comprised of Shider’s brothers and cousins, will open at MMAC show only. Recently added to the bill were P-Funk guitarist Dwayne “Blackbyrd” McKnight for both shows and Jerome “Bigfoot” Brailey for the B.B. King’s show only. On both nights, there will be an all-star P-Funk jam, powered by the Black Rock Coalition Orchestra. Other special guests will be named in later press updates.
The benefit details are:
Sunday, July 11 @ B.B. King’s Blues Bar & Grill, 237 West 42nd Street, New York, NY, 10036-7297, (212) 997-4144, www.bbkingblues.com, 6PM doors, 7PM show, $25 advance/$30 door.
The BRC and Sweet Relief are also asking for donations through Garry Shider’s Relief Fund website for those who cannot attend: www.garryshidermedicalfund.com. All proceeds go to the administering of Shider’s medical care and financial expenses during treatment.
For more information, go to www.facebook.com/blackrockcoalition, www.sweetrelief.org and www.soul-patrol.com.
All press inquiries, email: Laura Becker / laura@bigmachinemedia.com / 646-395-2600
in association with SoulPatrol.com present:
"Rest In P: All-Star Salute/Funkraiser for Garry ‘Starchild’ Shider"
GARRY MARSHALL SHIDER
(1953-2010)
THE FUNK WILL GO ON!!!
Saturday, July 10 @ Multi Media Arts Center (MMAC), Bloomfield, NJ;
Sunday, July 11 @ B.B. King’s Blues Bar & Grill, New York, NY
Confirmed artists: Living Colour, Bernie Worrell, Miss Lady Kier, The BRC Orchestra and special surprise guests
NEW YORK – Garry Marshall Shider, iconic diaper-clad singer and guitarist and right-hand to George Clinton in the Parliament/Funkadelic menagerie, died on June 16, 2010 from complications stemming from an ongoing battle with lung and brain cancer.
Barbara Thomas, administrator of the Garry Shider Medical Fund, issued the following statement:
Dear family, friends and fans,
It is with a broken heart to say that on Wednesday, June 16, 2010, that we lost one of the greatest vocalist, guitarist, music arranger and showman of our time-Garry "Star Child" Shider.
Over the past four months, Garry fought each day against one of the deadliest diseases, so that he could do what he loved, which was to return to the stage. Which he did. For those who know Garry, you know that his determination was fierce and that he was not going to give up on life.
Over the past forty years, Garry put his stamp and signature of everything that he did musically. HIs talent was and always will be unmatched.
I, along with my fundraising partner, Pete Shipman, Jr. and the Shider family would personally like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who so generously made a donation to the Garry Shider Medical Fund. You all reached out unselfishly in Garry's time of need. We cannot thank you enough. Also, we want to personally thank Rob Max and the Sweet Relief Musican's Fund, for assisting us with our fundraising administration, and Aaron and Muruga Bookvich and Darrell McNeil and the Black Rock Coalition family for stepping up immediately to assist Pete and I with our fundraising efforts by organizing benefit concerts which are upcoming. We must also thank all of the artists who truly wanted to help Garry by immediately signing on to perform at the benefit concerts.
We hope that everyone throughout the world will continue to support musicians that are in need. Remember, no person should be denied healthcare. We urge you all to continue to keep healthcare and health insurance for all, on the minds of those who will listen. Garry would want it that way.
Thank you Garry for the musical joy that you gave us. Goodbye to our Star Child.
Barbara Thomas and Pete Shipman, Jr.
Fundraising Team for the Garry Shider Medical Fund
Fundraisers organized by the Black Rock Coalition (BRC), Sweet Relief and Soul-Patrol.com ahead of Garry’s transition, will move forward as planned at Multimedia Arts Center in Bloomfield, NJ on Saturday, July 10 and at B.B. King’s in New York on Sunday, July 11. “The family was always candid about this being a possibility,” said Darrell M. McNeill, director of operations for the BRC. “We prayed for the best but were prepared for the worst. Now we need to tend to Garry’s legacy—the funk must go on. We’re celebrating the music he created and will keep him alive through the music.”
Shider had been in an extremely dire state of affairs, fighting cancer, touring whenever he could. Like so many performers of Shider’s renown, he didn’t have health insurance. The Black Rock Coalition and Sweet Relief are working in partnership to raise funds and administer to the costs of Garry’s care and funeral arrangements.
“Garry’s unfortunate departure won’t lessen the financial burden on his family,” McNeill added. “Whatever money we raise will ensure they won’t have to deal with any outside problems. It will be difficult enough adjusting to his absence.”
Confirmed performers include Living Colour, Bernie Worrell (SociaLybrium; ex-P-Funk, ex-Talking Heads), Miss Lady Kier (ex-Deee-Lite), Melvin Gibbs (SociaLybrium, Harriet Tubman, ex-Rollins Band) and Ronny Drayton. FUNK-KIN, a New Jersey based band comprised of Shider’s brothers and cousins, will open at MMAC show only. Recently added to the bill were P-Funk guitarist Dwayne “Blackbyrd” McKnight for both shows and Jerome “Bigfoot” Brailey for the B.B. King’s show only. On both nights, there will be an all-star P-Funk jam, powered by the Black Rock Coalition Orchestra. Other special guests will be named in later press updates.
The benefit details are:
Sunday, July 11 @ B.B. King’s Blues Bar & Grill, 237 West 42nd Street, New York, NY, 10036-7297, (212) 997-4144, www.bbkingblues.com, 6PM doors, 7PM show, $25 advance/$30 door.
The BRC and Sweet Relief are also asking for donations through Garry Shider’s Relief Fund website for those who cannot attend: www.garryshidermedicalfund.com. All proceeds go to the administering of Shider’s medical care and financial expenses during treatment.
For more information, go to www.facebook.com/blackrockcoalition, www.sweetrelief.org and www.soul-patrol.com.
All press inquiries, email: Laura Becker / laura@bigmachinemedia.com / 646-395-2600
Friday, May 21, 2010
Snehasish Mozumder & SOM at Rose Live Brooklyn, May 25
When:
25.05.2010 10.30 h
http://www.roselivemusic.com/index.php?option=com_eventlist&view=details&id=344%3Asnehasish-mozumder-a-som&Itemid=56 1030pm Williamsburg Brooklyn May 25
Last Chance before Snehasish returns to Kolkata
myspace.com/somintrance.com
Classical and jazz fusion's Snehasish Mozumder's double-neck mandolin is at the center of a band that swings it North Indian style.
Snehasish Mozumder -mandolin, Vin Scialla -drums, percussion,
Jason Lindner -piano, keys, Nick Gianni -woodwinds,
Jason Hogue -bass, Bopa King Carre - percussion, Sameer Gupta-tabla
Snehasish Mozumder is among those few established musicians in India who has mastered the art of playing Mandolin, and has blended it perfectly into the style of Hindustani Indian Classical Music
No cover
25.05.2010 10.30 h
http://www.roselivemusic.com/index.php?option=com_eventlist&view=details&id=344%3Asnehasish-mozumder-a-som&Itemid=56 1030pm Williamsburg Brooklyn May 25
Last Chance before Snehasish returns to Kolkata
myspace.com/somintrance.com
Classical and jazz fusion's Snehasish Mozumder's double-neck mandolin is at the center of a band that swings it North Indian style.
Snehasish Mozumder -mandolin, Vin Scialla -drums, percussion,
Jason Lindner -piano, keys, Nick Gianni -woodwinds,
Jason Hogue -bass, Bopa King Carre - percussion, Sameer Gupta-tabla
Snehasish Mozumder is among those few established musicians in India who has mastered the art of playing Mandolin, and has blended it perfectly into the style of Hindustani Indian Classical Music
No cover
Date Change: Avram’s Electric Kool-Aid NuBlu May 30th Nyc (moved from May 24)
Monday May 30th at 9 pm, at NuBLu
Avram’s Electric Kool-Aid
Featuring:
Kenny Wessel Guitar
Dave Phelps Guitar
Todd Isler Percussion
Kenny Wollesen Drums
Gbatokai Dakinah Bass
Avram Fefer Saxes and Composition
@NuBlu
62 Avenue C
(bet. 4th and 5th st.)
New York, NY 10009
F train to 2nd ave, L train to 1st Ave
$10
--
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/21/arts/music/21festivals.html?_r=1
http://www.AvramFefer.com
http://www.myspace.com/avramfefer
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=avram+fefer&search_type=&aq=f
Avram’s Electric Kool-Aid
Featuring:
Kenny Wessel Guitar
Dave Phelps Guitar
Todd Isler Percussion
Kenny Wollesen Drums
Gbatokai Dakinah Bass
Avram Fefer Saxes and Composition
@NuBlu
62 Avenue C
(bet. 4th and 5th st.)
New York, NY 10009
F train to 2nd ave, L train to 1st Ave
$10
--
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/21/arts/music/21festivals.html?_r=1
http://www.AvramFefer.com
http://www.myspace.com/avramfefer
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=avram+fefer&search_type=&aq=f
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Red Hook Jazz Festival: June 13 & 20 Brooklyn
Urban Meadow in Brooklyn Proudly Announces
Red Hook Jazz Festival – 2010 is Back!
Sundays, June 13th & 20th from 1pm – 5pm
SAVE THE DATES!!!!!!
Contact: Michael Golub
917-751-9347
email:golub.mike@gmail.com
The Urban Meadow is proud to present for the 3rd year the Red Hook Jazz Festivals. All the shows are free and open to the public. Families are encouraged to bring their friends and family and have a picnic in the Meadow. Parents are encouraged to bring their children as well to expose them to the great American tradition of jazz music.
Sunday, June 13th 1:00pm – 5:00pm
1:00pm
Dave Sewelson's BQE w/ Bobby Radcliff, David Hofstra & Richard Dworkin
2:00pm
Welf Dorr Trio w/ Tom Zlabinger, Federico Ughi & On Davis
3:00pm
Nick Gianni Evolution w/ Rick Botari, On Davis & Dalius
4:00pm
SPOKE w/ Andy Hunter, Justin Wood, Danny Fischer & Dan Loomis
Sunday, June 20th 1:00pm – 5:00pm
1:00pm
James Carney w/ Tony Malby, Tony Malaby, Chris Lightcap & Dan Weiss
2:00pm
Chris Lightcap w/ Tony Malby, Chris Cheek, Craig Taborn & Gerald Cleaver
3:00pm
Todd Sickafoose's Tiny Resistors
w/ Jonathan Goldberger, Mike Gamble, John Ellis, Alan Ferber & Ches Smith
4:00pm
Harris Eisenstadt’s Canada Day Nate Wooley, Matt Bauder,
Chris Dingman, & Eivind Opsvik
* If it’s really pouring rain the shows will need to be canceled.
WHERE: The Urban Meadow is located at the end of President Street, on the corner of Van Brunt Street, next door to Mother Cabrini Park in Columbia Waterfront District in Red Hook/Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, NYC.
HOW TO GET THERE: Take the 4/5 or 2/3 to Borough Hall, then take the B61 at Court & Atlantic Ave towards Red Hook/Ikea, then get off at the Carroll Street Stop, Walk to President Street and then towards the water and the crains until you hit the Meadow. Or take the F/G train to Carroll Street, then walk down Union Street to Columbia Street past the BQE overpass, make a left on Columbia Street to President St., then walk towards the Crains/Waterfront.
For more information, please visit us on-line at: www.facebook.com/Red Hook Jazz Fest and/or at: www.myspace/redhookjazzfest.com
Red Hook Jazz Festival – 2010 is Back!
Sundays, June 13th & 20th from 1pm – 5pm
SAVE THE DATES!!!!!!
Contact: Michael Golub
917-751-9347
email:golub.mike@gmail.com
The Urban Meadow is proud to present for the 3rd year the Red Hook Jazz Festivals. All the shows are free and open to the public. Families are encouraged to bring their friends and family and have a picnic in the Meadow. Parents are encouraged to bring their children as well to expose them to the great American tradition of jazz music.
Sunday, June 13th 1:00pm – 5:00pm
1:00pm
Dave Sewelson's BQE w/ Bobby Radcliff, David Hofstra & Richard Dworkin
2:00pm
Welf Dorr Trio w/ Tom Zlabinger, Federico Ughi & On Davis
3:00pm
Nick Gianni Evolution w/ Rick Botari, On Davis & Dalius
4:00pm
SPOKE w/ Andy Hunter, Justin Wood, Danny Fischer & Dan Loomis
Sunday, June 20th 1:00pm – 5:00pm
1:00pm
James Carney w/ Tony Malby, Tony Malaby, Chris Lightcap & Dan Weiss
2:00pm
Chris Lightcap w/ Tony Malby, Chris Cheek, Craig Taborn & Gerald Cleaver
3:00pm
Todd Sickafoose's Tiny Resistors
w/ Jonathan Goldberger, Mike Gamble, John Ellis, Alan Ferber & Ches Smith
4:00pm
Harris Eisenstadt’s Canada Day Nate Wooley, Matt Bauder,
Chris Dingman, & Eivind Opsvik
* If it’s really pouring rain the shows will need to be canceled.
WHERE: The Urban Meadow is located at the end of President Street, on the corner of Van Brunt Street, next door to Mother Cabrini Park in Columbia Waterfront District in Red Hook/Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, NYC.
HOW TO GET THERE: Take the 4/5 or 2/3 to Borough Hall, then take the B61 at Court & Atlantic Ave towards Red Hook/Ikea, then get off at the Carroll Street Stop, Walk to President Street and then towards the water and the crains until you hit the Meadow. Or take the F/G train to Carroll Street, then walk down Union Street to Columbia Street past the BQE overpass, make a left on Columbia Street to President St., then walk towards the Crains/Waterfront.
For more information, please visit us on-line at: www.facebook.com/Red Hook Jazz Fest and/or at: www.myspace/redhookjazzfest.com
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Celebrate Diversity Day in Harlem, NYC May 22
Where:
Jackie Robinson park
89 Bradhurst Avenue
Jackie Robinson Park Band Shell
Bradhurst & Edgecombe Avenues West 145 to West 155
NYC, NY 10039
Event Date and Time:
May 22, 2010 at 10:00 AM
-to-
May 22, 2010 at 06:00 PM
Add to my calendar
It is with great pleasure that we invite you to the 'Celebrate Diversity Day' festival at the historic Jackie Robinson Park in Harlem on May 22, 2010. The event is an appeal to stop racial and ethnic violence in NYC.
We encourage you, the audience, to express yourselves creatively through traditional attire from any culture you wish to represent, or create your own new ideas combined with blue jeans, representing human evolution or the diverse American spirit, as we bring people in our communities together for a festive day of fun and dancing under the sun.
We are presenting a show of live music performances and artistic exhibition that reflects the collective beauty of our cultural origins and the value of our diversity in New York City. Performances include Chinese waist drum group, New York African Chorus Ensemble, Japanese Reggae, Latin band, Southern Folk music, Rock group and many more. Please visit the website for more details.
Please save the date: May 22, 2010
From 10:00 a.m - 6:00 p.m at the historic Jackie Robinson Park in Harlem.
For more information, visit: Http://www.celebratediversityday.org
The event will also feature awards to honorees and the presence of notable public office holders who have been distinguished leaders of our community and effective in their commitment on the issue.
Your presence would greatly add to the honor being bestowed and strengthen the recognition of our joint commitment to help put an end to racial violence. We welcome your support. Please show up!
Thanks for your attention and response. We look forward to seeing you at the event
Sincerely,
Wale Idris
Director of Research and Strategy, African Views
Email: wale.idris [at] africanviews.org
Phone: 646-226-0262
Joyce Adewumi
President, New York African Chorus Ensemble
joyce [at] nyafricanensemble.com
212-862-4858
Jackie Robinson park
89 Bradhurst Avenue
Jackie Robinson Park Band Shell
Bradhurst & Edgecombe Avenues West 145 to West 155
NYC, NY 10039
Event Date and Time:
May 22, 2010 at 10:00 AM
-to-
May 22, 2010 at 06:00 PM
Add to my calendar
It is with great pleasure that we invite you to the 'Celebrate Diversity Day' festival at the historic Jackie Robinson Park in Harlem on May 22, 2010. The event is an appeal to stop racial and ethnic violence in NYC.
We encourage you, the audience, to express yourselves creatively through traditional attire from any culture you wish to represent, or create your own new ideas combined with blue jeans, representing human evolution or the diverse American spirit, as we bring people in our communities together for a festive day of fun and dancing under the sun.
We are presenting a show of live music performances and artistic exhibition that reflects the collective beauty of our cultural origins and the value of our diversity in New York City. Performances include Chinese waist drum group, New York African Chorus Ensemble, Japanese Reggae, Latin band, Southern Folk music, Rock group and many more. Please visit the website for more details.
Please save the date: May 22, 2010
From 10:00 a.m - 6:00 p.m at the historic Jackie Robinson Park in Harlem.
For more information, visit: Http://www.celebratediversityday.org
The event will also feature awards to honorees and the presence of notable public office holders who have been distinguished leaders of our community and effective in their commitment on the issue.
Your presence would greatly add to the honor being bestowed and strengthen the recognition of our joint commitment to help put an end to racial violence. We welcome your support. Please show up!
Thanks for your attention and response. We look forward to seeing you at the event
Sincerely,
Wale Idris
Director of Research and Strategy, African Views
Email: wale.idris [at] africanviews.org
Phone: 646-226-0262
Joyce Adewumi
President, New York African Chorus Ensemble
joyce [at] nyafricanensemble.com
212-862-4858
MusicNow! at Brecht Forum NYC 5/16 + 5/23
May Music Now! At The Brecht Forum
May 16th & May 23rd
Sunday,May 16th
7pm
Ras Moshe-Joel Freedman-Dave Ross-Tor Yochai Snyder-Larry Roland-Atticus Cole
8pm
Chris Capers Ensemble
with Joe Rigby-Walden Wimberly-Chris Sullivan-Micheal Wimberley
9pm
Giuseppi Logan Ensemble
with Matt Lavelle-Chris Forbes-Warren Smith
$10
Sunday,May 23rd
7pm
Ras Moshe-Shayna Dulberger-Amanda Monaco
8pm
Audrey Chen-Luca Marini
9pm
Mari Okubo +3
Pete McCann-Hill Greene-Jay Frederick
$10
The Brecht Forum
451 West St (West Side Highway bwtn Bank & Bethune sts)
NYC
212-242-4201
Friday May 21st
Music Now JazzPoetry
At The Williamsburg Music Center
8-10pm
Ras Moshe-Larry Roland-EJ Antonio-Jamal Moore-Matt Lavelle-Andre Martinez
and open mic jazzpoetry!
367 Bedford Ave
Williamsburg Brooklyn 11211
$10
May 16th & May 23rd
Sunday,May 16th
7pm
Ras Moshe-Joel Freedman-Dave Ross-Tor Yochai Snyder-Larry Roland-Atticus Cole
8pm
Chris Capers Ensemble
with Joe Rigby-Walden Wimberly-Chris Sullivan-Micheal Wimberley
9pm
Giuseppi Logan Ensemble
with Matt Lavelle-Chris Forbes-Warren Smith
$10
Sunday,May 23rd
7pm
Ras Moshe-Shayna Dulberger-Amanda Monaco
8pm
Audrey Chen-Luca Marini
9pm
Mari Okubo +3
Pete McCann-Hill Greene-Jay Frederick
$10
The Brecht Forum
451 West St (West Side Highway bwtn Bank & Bethune sts)
NYC
212-242-4201
Friday May 21st
Music Now JazzPoetry
At The Williamsburg Music Center
8-10pm
Ras Moshe-Larry Roland-EJ Antonio-Jamal Moore-Matt Lavelle-Andre Martinez
and open mic jazzpoetry!
367 Bedford Ave
Williamsburg Brooklyn 11211
$10
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Friday, May 07, 2010
RADIO GUMBO EXTRAVAGANZA TONITE 2-6AM NYC LIVE STREAM
AUDIO GUMBO EXTRAVAGANZA TONIGHT 2-6AM EARLY SATURDAY FEATURING GUESTS
IN PERFORMANCE INCLUDING RONNY DRAYTON, JOHN KRUTH/ TRIBECASTAN,
TOMCHESS, ON KA'A DAVIS, BOPA KING CARRE, AND MORE, WKCR.ORG 89.9FM NEW
YORK
IN PERFORMANCE INCLUDING RONNY DRAYTON, JOHN KRUTH/ TRIBECASTAN,
TOMCHESS, ON KA'A DAVIS, BOPA KING CARRE, AND MORE, WKCR.ORG 89.9FM NEW
YORK
Avram Fefer Quartet 5/10 + Electric Kool-Aid 5/24 NYC
Monday, May 10 @ 9pm (one set only)
The Local 269
Nate Wooley Trumpet
Avram Fefer Sax
Michael Bisio Bass
Igal Foni Drums
269 East Houston Street (at the corner of Suffolk Street)
Subway: F to Second Avenue
$10
Monday May 24th at 10 pm, at NuBLu
Avram’s Electric Kool-Aid
Featuring:
Kenny Wessel Guitar
Dave Phelps Guitar
Todd Isler Percussion
Kenny Wollesen drums
Gbatokai Dakinah Bass
Avram Fefer Saxes and Composition
@NuBlu
62 Avenue C
(bet. 4th and 5th st.)
New York, NY 10009
F train to 2nd ave, L train to 1st Ave
$10
The Local 269
Nate Wooley Trumpet
Avram Fefer Sax
Michael Bisio Bass
Igal Foni Drums
269 East Houston Street (at the corner of Suffolk Street)
Subway: F to Second Avenue
$10
Monday May 24th at 10 pm, at NuBLu
Avram’s Electric Kool-Aid
Featuring:
Kenny Wessel Guitar
Dave Phelps Guitar
Todd Isler Percussion
Kenny Wollesen drums
Gbatokai Dakinah Bass
Avram Fefer Saxes and Composition
@NuBlu
62 Avenue C
(bet. 4th and 5th st.)
New York, NY 10009
F train to 2nd ave, L train to 1st Ave
$10
Friday, April 23, 2010
Italian 70s group AREA in NYC, May 2
Come to:
The historic, 30-year reunion of
AREA,
one of the most influential Italian bands of the70s.
With
Patrizio Fariselli, piano
Paolo Tofani, guitar
Ares Tavolazzi, bass
Walter Paoli, percussions
joined by
Mauro Pagani (PFM),
special guests
Marco Cappelli, Avram Fefer, J.T Lewis
and others TBA!
at Brecht Forum at 451 West Street
212-242-4201
May 2
8 pm
The historic, 30-year reunion of
AREA,
one of the most influential Italian bands of the70s.
With
Patrizio Fariselli, piano
Paolo Tofani, guitar
Ares Tavolazzi, bass
Walter Paoli, percussions
joined by
Mauro Pagani (PFM),
special guests
Marco Cappelli, Avram Fefer, J.T Lewis
and others TBA!
at Brecht Forum at 451 West Street
212-242-4201
May 2
8 pm
Thursday, April 22, 2010
EARTH BLUES by Jimi Hendrix
WELL, I SEE HANDS AND TEAR STAINED FACES
REACHIN' UP BUT NOT QUITE TOUCHING THE PROMISED LAND
WELL, I TASTE TEARS AND A WHOLE LOT OF PREVIOUS YEARS WASTED
SAYING 'LORD PLEASE GIVE US A HELPING HAND'
LORD LORD LORD
LORD, THERE'S GOT TO BE SOME CHANGES
LORD LORD LORD
GONNA BE A WHOLE LOT OF RE-ARRANGES
LORD LORD LORD
YOU BETTER HOPE LOVE IS THE ANSWER
LORD LORD LORD
YEAH, IT BETTER COME BEFORE THE SUMMER
WELL, EVERYBODY CAN HEAR THE SOUND OF FREEDOM'S BEATING HEART
SIRENS FLASHING WITH EARTH AND ROCKETS STONING
YOU BETTER LOVE ME LIKE IT'S GONNA BE THE LAST TIME
AND TELL THE CHILD TO BURY DADDY'S OLD CLOTHES
LOVE LOVE LOVE
YEAH, THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT GETTING TOGETHER, YEAH
LOVE LOVE LOVE
TOGETHER FOR LOVE LOVE LOVE
LOVE LOVE LOVE
YOU BETTER HOPE LOVE IS THE ANSWER BABY
I THINK YOU BETTER HOPE IT COMES BEFORE THE SUMMER
EVERYBODY
EVERYBODY
EVERYBODY
EVERY SISTER
EVERYBODY
EVERY MOTHER
EVERYBODY
TO FEEL THE LIGHT
EVERYBODY
IT'S SHINING BRIGHT BABY
EVERYBODY
EVERYBODY, WE GOT TO LIVE TOGETHER, OH
RIGHT ON BABY
FEEL THOSE EARTH BLUES COMING AT YOU BABY
DON'T LET YOUR IMAGINATION TAKE YOU BY SURPRISE
A QUEEN AND ME I, ONE DAY, VISUALISE
MY HEAD IN THE CLOUD, MY FEET ON THE PAVEMENT
DON'T GET TOO STONED, PLEASE REMEMBER YOU'RE A MAN
LOVE LOVE LOVE
LORD, THERE'S GOT TO BE SOME CHANGES
LOVE LOVE LOVE
LIVING TOGETHER'S GONNA BE A LOT OF RE-ARRANGES
LOVE LOVE LOVE
YOU BETTER BE READY, LORD, MY LORD
LOVE LOVE LOVE
JUST HOPE LOVE COMES BEFORE THE SUMMER
EVERYBODY
EVERYBODY,
EVERYBODY
GOT TO FEEL THE LIGHT
EVERYBODY
YOU GOTTA FEEL THE LIGHT, BABY
EVERYBODY,
EVERYBODY
WE GOTTA LIVE TOGETHER
EVERYBODY
KEEP IT TOGETHER,
EVERYBODY
RIGHT ON TOGETHER,
EVERYBODY
OH YEAH
ALL STANDING TOGETHER FOR THE EARRTH BLUES COMING AT YOU BABY
LOVE LOVE LOVE
RIGHT ON
FEEL THOSE EARTH BLUES COMING AT YOU
YEAH YEAH
YEAH YEAH LET ME HEAR IT
REACHIN' UP BUT NOT QUITE TOUCHING THE PROMISED LAND
WELL, I TASTE TEARS AND A WHOLE LOT OF PREVIOUS YEARS WASTED
SAYING 'LORD PLEASE GIVE US A HELPING HAND'
LORD LORD LORD
LORD, THERE'S GOT TO BE SOME CHANGES
LORD LORD LORD
GONNA BE A WHOLE LOT OF RE-ARRANGES
LORD LORD LORD
YOU BETTER HOPE LOVE IS THE ANSWER
LORD LORD LORD
YEAH, IT BETTER COME BEFORE THE SUMMER
WELL, EVERYBODY CAN HEAR THE SOUND OF FREEDOM'S BEATING HEART
SIRENS FLASHING WITH EARTH AND ROCKETS STONING
YOU BETTER LOVE ME LIKE IT'S GONNA BE THE LAST TIME
AND TELL THE CHILD TO BURY DADDY'S OLD CLOTHES
LOVE LOVE LOVE
YEAH, THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT GETTING TOGETHER, YEAH
LOVE LOVE LOVE
TOGETHER FOR LOVE LOVE LOVE
LOVE LOVE LOVE
YOU BETTER HOPE LOVE IS THE ANSWER BABY
I THINK YOU BETTER HOPE IT COMES BEFORE THE SUMMER
EVERYBODY
EVERYBODY
EVERYBODY
EVERY SISTER
EVERYBODY
EVERY MOTHER
EVERYBODY
TO FEEL THE LIGHT
EVERYBODY
IT'S SHINING BRIGHT BABY
EVERYBODY
EVERYBODY, WE GOT TO LIVE TOGETHER, OH
RIGHT ON BABY
FEEL THOSE EARTH BLUES COMING AT YOU BABY
DON'T LET YOUR IMAGINATION TAKE YOU BY SURPRISE
A QUEEN AND ME I, ONE DAY, VISUALISE
MY HEAD IN THE CLOUD, MY FEET ON THE PAVEMENT
DON'T GET TOO STONED, PLEASE REMEMBER YOU'RE A MAN
LOVE LOVE LOVE
LORD, THERE'S GOT TO BE SOME CHANGES
LOVE LOVE LOVE
LIVING TOGETHER'S GONNA BE A LOT OF RE-ARRANGES
LOVE LOVE LOVE
YOU BETTER BE READY, LORD, MY LORD
LOVE LOVE LOVE
JUST HOPE LOVE COMES BEFORE THE SUMMER
EVERYBODY
EVERYBODY,
EVERYBODY
GOT TO FEEL THE LIGHT
EVERYBODY
YOU GOTTA FEEL THE LIGHT, BABY
EVERYBODY,
EVERYBODY
WE GOTTA LIVE TOGETHER
EVERYBODY
KEEP IT TOGETHER,
EVERYBODY
RIGHT ON TOGETHER,
EVERYBODY
OH YEAH
ALL STANDING TOGETHER FOR THE EARRTH BLUES COMING AT YOU BABY
LOVE LOVE LOVE
RIGHT ON
FEEL THOSE EARTH BLUES COMING AT YOU
YEAH YEAH
YEAH YEAH LET ME HEAR IT
On Ka'a Davis and The Famous Original Djuke Music Players: May 16, Tribes Gallery, NYC
SUNDAY MAY 16 : A Starter Kit For Collectors: A benefit for A Gathering of the Tribes
FINALE!! CLOSING PARTY WITH... ON KA' A DAVIS
7:00pm-10:00pm (first set 8pm!)
TRIBES GALLERY 285 East 3rd Street (2nd floor)NYC
$10 SUGGESTED DONATION at the door!
"Aah!! Come Groove and Rock Awhile!!"
On Ka'a Davis brings his djuke pulse-beat music celebrating the legacy of Tribes Gallery!
On Ka'a Davis - electric guitar, electric violin, chants
Featuring:
* David 'Riddim-Athon!' Pleasant - drums
* RaDu ben Judah - bass
* Electric Meg Montgomery - electric trumpet
* Nick Gianni - saxes and flute
......The Famous Original Djuke Music Players!
"Raw, wild and untainted, this is a new world envisioned by the mystical figure On Ka'a Davis from the undying, ever growing counter culture crucible of downtown New York." (John Zorn)
"....On Ka'a Davis a renowned eccentric." (Chanda Jones)
Two new releases out now!!
"Seeds of Djuke" (LiveWired)
Cited as "BEST of 09" by the Village Voice, best of the year by Downtown Music Gallery, Favorite of the Year by Exclaim! magazine, Jazz Album of the Month (April 09) by Echoes magazine....
&
"Djoukoujou!" (Tzadik)
FINALE!! CLOSING PARTY WITH... ON KA' A DAVIS
7:00pm-10:00pm (first set 8pm!)
TRIBES GALLERY 285 East 3rd Street (2nd floor)NYC
$10 SUGGESTED DONATION at the door!
"Aah!! Come Groove and Rock Awhile!!"
On Ka'a Davis brings his djuke pulse-beat music celebrating the legacy of Tribes Gallery!
On Ka'a Davis - electric guitar, electric violin, chants
Featuring:
* David 'Riddim-Athon!' Pleasant - drums
* RaDu ben Judah - bass
* Electric Meg Montgomery - electric trumpet
* Nick Gianni - saxes and flute
......The Famous Original Djuke Music Players!
"Raw, wild and untainted, this is a new world envisioned by the mystical figure On Ka'a Davis from the undying, ever growing counter culture crucible of downtown New York." (John Zorn)
"....On Ka'a Davis a renowned eccentric." (Chanda Jones)
Two new releases out now!!
"Seeds of Djuke" (LiveWired)
Cited as "BEST of 09" by the Village Voice, best of the year by Downtown Music Gallery, Favorite of the Year by Exclaim! magazine, Jazz Album of the Month (April 09) by Echoes magazine....
&
"Djoukoujou!" (Tzadik)
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
“Reorientation Suite” by Neel Murgai Ensemble at Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, April 24
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music proudly presents
Neel Murgai Ensemble
Performing the World Premier of “Reorientation Suite”
Saturday, April 24, 2010, 8pm
“...artfully composed……gorgeous” – Huffington post
Who: NEEL MURGAI ENSEMBLE feat: Neel Murgai (sitar) Mat Maneri (viola), Sameer Gupta (tabla), Greg Heffernan (cello)
When: Saturday, April 24, 2010, at 8PM
Where: Brooklyn Conservatory Concert Hall, 58 7th avenue, Brooklyn
(Q/B train to 7th Ave, 2/3 train to Grand Army Plaza)
Cost: $10, tickets to be sold at the door, no advance purchase
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music’s Jazz is thrilled to present the highly acclaimed Neel Murgai Ensemble, April 24 at 8pm. Called “artfully composed…gorgeous” by the Huffington Post, NME will bring an intriguing blend of instrumentation that will redefine North Indian classical music.
On the heels of a self titled debut release from Innova Records, the Neel Murgai Ensemble brings their unique sound to the Brooklyn-Queens Conservatory of Music for the world premier of “Reorientation Suite”. This new body of work has been commissioned by the American Composer’s Forum and reflects a new focus to sitarist/composer Neel Murgai’s music. The all star lineup and instrumentation remains the same, with Neel on sitar, Mat Maneri on viola, Sameer Gupta (Marc Kerry’s Focus Trio) on tabla and Greg Heffernan (Paradox Trio) on cello.
Inspired by issues of orientalism and exoticism that pervade the reception of Neel’s work, “Reorientation Suite” deconstructs ‘world’ and ‘ethnic’ music, while hoping to reorient performer and listener alike to a new understanding. This suite of new music draws from raga, minimalism, jazz and experimental music, but is brought to life by the dynamic cross-cultural improvisation that is the ensemble’s signature sound. An experienced composer and performer, Neel has played in venues ranging from the Kennedy center to Late Night with David Letterman. He has worked with Bill T. Jones, Wyclef Jean, Cyndi Lauper, Samir Chatterjee, Tobias Gebb, Loren Conners and Louis Belogenis amongst many others, and has composed music for the feature films, “The Yes Men Fix the World” and “A Decent Arrangement”.
Underwritten by the American Composer’s Forum with funds provided by the Jerome Foundation.
www.neelmurgai.com
About the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music
The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music has been serving the community for over a century promoting individual, professional and community growth through music, and making music accessible to people of all ages, backgrounds and skill levels. One of the ways we fulfill our mission is by holding remarkable live music events at affordable prices. Our commitment to the community and our world-class faculty makes these events a reality.
Please join us for what promises to be an unforgettable Jazz at the Conservatory concert event, and check out the Brooklyn-Queens Conservatory of Music’s other great concerts, programs, classes and much more at www.BQCM.org
Neel Murgai Ensemble
Performing the World Premier of “Reorientation Suite”
Saturday, April 24, 2010, 8pm
“...artfully composed……gorgeous” – Huffington post
Who: NEEL MURGAI ENSEMBLE feat: Neel Murgai (sitar) Mat Maneri (viola), Sameer Gupta (tabla), Greg Heffernan (cello)
When: Saturday, April 24, 2010, at 8PM
Where: Brooklyn Conservatory Concert Hall, 58 7th avenue, Brooklyn
(Q/B train to 7th Ave, 2/3 train to Grand Army Plaza)
Cost: $10, tickets to be sold at the door, no advance purchase
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music’s Jazz is thrilled to present the highly acclaimed Neel Murgai Ensemble, April 24 at 8pm. Called “artfully composed…gorgeous” by the Huffington Post, NME will bring an intriguing blend of instrumentation that will redefine North Indian classical music.
On the heels of a self titled debut release from Innova Records, the Neel Murgai Ensemble brings their unique sound to the Brooklyn-Queens Conservatory of Music for the world premier of “Reorientation Suite”. This new body of work has been commissioned by the American Composer’s Forum and reflects a new focus to sitarist/composer Neel Murgai’s music. The all star lineup and instrumentation remains the same, with Neel on sitar, Mat Maneri on viola, Sameer Gupta (Marc Kerry’s Focus Trio) on tabla and Greg Heffernan (Paradox Trio) on cello.
Inspired by issues of orientalism and exoticism that pervade the reception of Neel’s work, “Reorientation Suite” deconstructs ‘world’ and ‘ethnic’ music, while hoping to reorient performer and listener alike to a new understanding. This suite of new music draws from raga, minimalism, jazz and experimental music, but is brought to life by the dynamic cross-cultural improvisation that is the ensemble’s signature sound. An experienced composer and performer, Neel has played in venues ranging from the Kennedy center to Late Night with David Letterman. He has worked with Bill T. Jones, Wyclef Jean, Cyndi Lauper, Samir Chatterjee, Tobias Gebb, Loren Conners and Louis Belogenis amongst many others, and has composed music for the feature films, “The Yes Men Fix the World” and “A Decent Arrangement”.
Underwritten by the American Composer’s Forum with funds provided by the Jerome Foundation.
www.neelmurgai.com
About the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music
The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music has been serving the community for over a century promoting individual, professional and community growth through music, and making music accessible to people of all ages, backgrounds and skill levels. One of the ways we fulfill our mission is by holding remarkable live music events at affordable prices. Our commitment to the community and our world-class faculty makes these events a reality.
Please join us for what promises to be an unforgettable Jazz at the Conservatory concert event, and check out the Brooklyn-Queens Conservatory of Music’s other great concerts, programs, classes and much more at www.BQCM.org
Earth Day NYC Celebration w/ Samir Chatterjee & Salman Ahmad
Friends,
Just to drop a quick note that I shall be performing at Times Square (bet. 45th and 46th street on Broadway) as part of 'Junoon' lead by Salman Ahmad on this Thursday, April 22nd at 1.30 p.m. as the final act of New York's celebration of Earth Day. We will present Sufi-Rock.
Regards
Samir Chatterjee
Just to drop a quick note that I shall be performing at Times Square (bet. 45th and 46th street on Broadway) as part of 'Junoon' lead by Salman Ahmad on this Thursday, April 22nd at 1.30 p.m. as the final act of New York's celebration of Earth Day. We will present Sufi-Rock.
Regards
Samir Chatterjee
Orchestra of String Improvisers: JASON KAO HWANG/ SPONTANEOUS RIVER with PATRICIA NICHOLSON AND DANCERS, April 23, NYC
April 23, Friday, 8pm
Project Reach ( 212 966 4227, 39 Eldridge Street, 4th floor, between Canal and Hester St. (D or B train to Grand St., 1 block to Eldridge)
Admission: $15, Students, Seniors, Children and Bohemians, $10
JASON KAO HWANG/ SPONTANEOUS RIVER with PATRICIA NICHOLSON AND DANCERS
Spontaneous River is an orchestra of over 35 string improvisers. It is only in recent years that so many string players have engaged in the art of improvisational music. Spontaneous River is an ensemble and a community that represents this emerging movement. The power of Spontaneous River is drawn from both the sonic unity of strings and the undeniable individualism of each musician’s “voice.” Mr. Hwang’s compositions are often spontaneous architectures consisting of notated passages and guided improvisations, to express stories abundant with flora, fauna and dreams of the human spirit. Spontaneous River will make a studio recording the following day.
Patricia Nicholson and Dancers hear music as dance and feel dance as music. Their motions of rhythm, melody and texture create contemporary rituals from timeless sources.
Dancers: Patricia Nicholson, Ruomi, Jason Jordan, Mia Kang
Violin : Trina Basu, Sarah Bernstein, Charles Burnham, Julianne Carney, Fung Chern Hwei, Mark Chung, Rosi Hertlein, Jason Kao Hwang, David Soldier, Curtis Stewart, Midori Yamamoto, Helen Yee
Viola : Leanne Darling, Nicole Federici, Judith Insell, Ron Lawrence, Eric Salazar, David Wallace
Cello : Martha Colby, Loren Dempster, Tomas Ulrich, Alex Waterman, Shanda Wooley
Acoustic Guitar : Cristian Amigo, Bradley Farberman, James Keepnews, Dom Minasi, David Ross, Tor Snyder, Hans Tammen
String bass : Ken Filiano, Francois Grillot, Clifton Jackson, Tom Zlabinger, James Ilgenfritz
Drum set: Andrew Drury
For more info:
jasonkaohwang.com
projectreachnyc.org
Project Reach ( 212 966 4227, 39 Eldridge Street, 4th floor, between Canal and Hester St. (D or B train to Grand St., 1 block to Eldridge)
Admission: $15, Students, Seniors, Children and Bohemians, $10
JASON KAO HWANG/ SPONTANEOUS RIVER with PATRICIA NICHOLSON AND DANCERS
Spontaneous River is an orchestra of over 35 string improvisers. It is only in recent years that so many string players have engaged in the art of improvisational music. Spontaneous River is an ensemble and a community that represents this emerging movement. The power of Spontaneous River is drawn from both the sonic unity of strings and the undeniable individualism of each musician’s “voice.” Mr. Hwang’s compositions are often spontaneous architectures consisting of notated passages and guided improvisations, to express stories abundant with flora, fauna and dreams of the human spirit. Spontaneous River will make a studio recording the following day.
Patricia Nicholson and Dancers hear music as dance and feel dance as music. Their motions of rhythm, melody and texture create contemporary rituals from timeless sources.
Dancers: Patricia Nicholson, Ruomi, Jason Jordan, Mia Kang
Violin : Trina Basu, Sarah Bernstein, Charles Burnham, Julianne Carney, Fung Chern Hwei, Mark Chung, Rosi Hertlein, Jason Kao Hwang, David Soldier, Curtis Stewart, Midori Yamamoto, Helen Yee
Viola : Leanne Darling, Nicole Federici, Judith Insell, Ron Lawrence, Eric Salazar, David Wallace
Cello : Martha Colby, Loren Dempster, Tomas Ulrich, Alex Waterman, Shanda Wooley
Acoustic Guitar : Cristian Amigo, Bradley Farberman, James Keepnews, Dom Minasi, David Ross, Tor Snyder, Hans Tammen
String bass : Ken Filiano, Francois Grillot, Clifton Jackson, Tom Zlabinger, James Ilgenfritz
Drum set: Andrew Drury
For more info:
jasonkaohwang.com
projectreachnyc.org
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Jason Hwang / Steve Swell LIVE this Sunday on WKCR @ 10pm
Please tune into WKCR this Sunday @ 10pm for 'Live Constructions'
with Jason Hwang, violin & Steve Swell, trombone
An hour of live improvising from 10-11pm
89.9 on your FM dial in NYC area or streaming on the internet @ www.wkcr.org
Thank you
with Jason Hwang, violin & Steve Swell, trombone
An hour of live improvising from 10-11pm
89.9 on your FM dial in NYC area or streaming on the internet @ www.wkcr.org
Thank you
Shri Snehasish Mozumder Indian Classical Mandolin Concert, NYC 4/25
Date: Sunday, April 25, 2010 Time: 4 PM Admission: $15 per person.
Pandit Jasraj Institute of Music presents a rare concert with renowned
Mandolin maestro Shri. Snehashish Mozumder, accompanied on Tabla by Shri. Aditya Narayan Banerjee.
Venue: Chhandayan Center for Indian Music
Room 618, 4 W 43rd Street,
New York, NY 10036 (between 5th and 6th Avenues)
Seating is limited at this venue. Please secure your seats in advance. RSVP ASAP by calling (516) 225-4064 or (732) 603-8873 or by sending an email to concerts@pjim.org.
Icon parking is located near the venue. Street parking is also available.
Pandit Jasraj Institute of Music presents a rare concert with renowned
Mandolin maestro Shri. Snehashish Mozumder, accompanied on Tabla by Shri. Aditya Narayan Banerjee.
Venue: Chhandayan Center for Indian Music
Room 618, 4 W 43rd Street,
New York, NY 10036 (between 5th and 6th Avenues)
Seating is limited at this venue. Please secure your seats in advance. RSVP ASAP by calling (516) 225-4064 or (732) 603-8873 or by sending an email to concerts@pjim.org.
Icon parking is located near the venue. Street parking is also available.
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