Sunday, March 25, 3pm
Yardbird Suite (11 Tommy Banks Way)
UltraViolet Ensemble, 3:00 p.m.
Closing the 2018 Now Hear This Festival is Edmonton’s fabulous UltraViolet: Roger Admiral (piano), Chenoa Anderson (flutes), Allison Balcetis (saxophones) and Amy Nicholson (‘cello). The group gave a stunning debut performance of new, multi-media works during the 2017 festival. Allison and Amy will perform Rise Up, Singing for alto saxophone and cello by Erin Rogers.
After-party, 4:30 p.m.
After the UltraViolet show, please join us in The Yardbird Suite for some refreshments and discussion!
loadbang Presents: Premieres Vol. 8
7:30pm
National Opera Center
Scorca Hall (NYC)
330 7th Avenue, 7th Floor
New York, NY
loadbang will be giving world premieres music by Vincente Atria and Ioannis Angelakis, NYC premiere of music by Aaron Einbond, and a work by Erin Rogers.
Looking At You (work-in-progress) is an immersive techno-noir, music-theater piece confronting the issue of privacy in our digitized society, and the question of how loss of privacy could transform us as a global culture. With a dynamic score for three saxophones, piano, and electronics—inspired equally by dance music, crime jazz, and operatic arias—Kamala Sankaram’s story of high-tech espionage lays bare these urgent questions.
Thu-Fri, Feb 8-9, 2018 | 7PM
$8 Adv / $12 Door (GA Seated)
BRIC House Artist Studio
647 Fulton Street
(Enter on Rockwell Place)
Brooklyn, NY 11217
United States
GET DIRECTIONS
Ticket Link
Looking At You (work-in-progress) is an immersive techno-noir, music-theater piece confronting the issue of privacy in our digitized society, and the question of how loss of privacy could transform us as a global culture. With a dynamic score for three saxophones, piano, and electronics—inspired equally by dance music, crime jazz, and operatic arias—Kamala Sankaram’s story of high-tech espionage lays bare these urgent questions.
Thu-Fri, Feb 8-9, 2018 | 7PM
$8 Adv / $12 Door (GA Seated)
BRIC House Artist Studio
647 Fulton Street
(Enter on Rockwell Place)
Brooklyn, NY 11217
United States
GET DIRECTIONS
Ticket Link
That Handsome Devil
with
A Bunch Of Dead People
Friday, January 12
Doors: 8:30
8pm/$10 advance/$12 doors
C’mon Everybody
325 Franklin Ave
Brooklyn, NY
FB event HERE
Thursday, January 11
Doors: 7pm
Popebama plays The Winter Shitfest at H0l0 with:
THE GHOST
NINA DANTE
THE MESS ESPECIALE (+ Matt Nelson – Chris)
JESSICA PAVONE
BORDREUIL, MATTREY, ALI
POPEBAMA
DEREK BARON
MATTHEW FRERCK & CO
H0l0
1090 Wyckoff Ave.
Brooklyn, New York
#noisemusic #freeimprovisation
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Bodies as Technology
Sunday, December 10, 8pm
CPR – Center for Performance Research
361 Manhattan Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11211
A robot improvises on bata drums and synths. A real and a ‘human’ cello play one another. Mobile colored lightbulbs choreograph a tiny electronic orchestra.
Six composer-performers present radical perspectives on the body as a form of technology. Works by Efraín Rozas / Viola Yip / Dennis Sullivan / Weston Olencki / Bethany Younge / Jenna Lyle
with Popebam (Erin Rogers/Dennis Sullivan) / Nina Dante / Laura Cocks / Eric Fernandez / Lester St. Louis
The first in a new series of curated events directed by composers Viola Yip and Julian Day. Come hang with us afterwards!
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We’re playing a live drawing session, it’s open to the public!
Fri, Dec 1 @6:30pm
Pete’s Candy Store
709 Lorimer St
Brooklyn, New York 11211
Popebama joins Brandon Lopez and Nina Dante THIS FRIDAY, starting at 6/6:30p for a life drawing session curated by Amy Garapic of TIGUE. The quartet will play an improvised music set accompanied by contemporary dance superstar Fiona Lundie. At 7:45p the music continues with PRIMA.
Participation is up to you. Drawing is not required, but greatly encouraged. The music & company will be bonkers regardless.
6p- Come mingle, grab a drink, a seat, & set up
6:30-745p – Draw or just enjoy as Nina, Brandon, Dennis, Erin & Fiona mesmerize your eyes & ears.
745-845p – PRIMA will perform. Keep drawing if you like.
Ogni Suono’s program features new works exploring the wide-ranging ways of synthesizing saxophone and voice by Christopher Dietz, Kate Soper, Erin Rogers, Zach Sheets, and Dave Reminick. From haunting whispers to nonsensical shouts, each composer uniquely integrates the human voice.
Sunday with the Friends, 2:00pm
Main Library Auditorium
Lakewood Public Library
15425 Detroit Ave. in Cleveland
The event is FREE and open to the public!