Eavesdropping @ The Tank
a. salad bar
b. entrée
c. dessert
d. group improv
$10-12 tickets at http://eavesdropping221.brownpapertickets.com/
a. salad bar
b. entrée
c. dessert
d. group improv
$10-12 tickets at http://eavesdropping221.brownpapertickets.com/
Anti-Social Music, Elevator Rose, IKTUS, New Thread, Quiet City & thingNY
Monday
February 18, 2013
7:30-10:30pm
JACK
505 1/2 Waverly Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11238
$10
Six of New York’s boldest classical and experimental ensembles throw down with short sets of new music at Clinton Hill’s hip new performance space, JACK as part of the Composers Now Festival.
Curated by Steven Leffue and Paul Pinto.
Performer Bios:
Anti-Social Music, is a collective of composers and performers created for the purpose of presenting new music by emerging, primarily New York-based musicians. We came together in November 2000 for what was originally intended only as a one-off concert called “An Afternoon of Anti-Social Chamber Music”. Turns out people liked it, so now we present concerts of new compositions written and performed by ASM members and associates. http://www.antisocialmusic.org
Collectively, the musicians of Elevator Rose represent a wide range of influences and styles and are intent on working with young composers and writing original music. The group has performed at the CUNY New Music Festival, Glasslands, Death by Audio and Queens College.http://www.elevatorrose.com
Iktus Percussion is an ambitious, dynamic young ensemble committed to expanding the boundaries of the percussion genre. Iktus is a collective-based operation, featuring an array of industrious and multi-talented percussionists with Chris Graham, Justin Wolf, Steve Sehman, Nick Woodbury, and Cory Bracken at the core. http://www.iktuspercussion.com
Founded in 2011, the New Thread Quartet is committed to the creation and performance of saxophone quartet repertoire from New York’s Burgeoning new music scene. Members of the ensemble are active as composers, performers, educators and industry professionals and hold degrees from the most prestigious conservatories and music schools in the US and Europe. http://www.newthreadquartet.com
Quiet City is a network of experimental composers, performers and improvisers that explores the relationship between traditionally notated concert music and extemporaneous performance via different methods of improvisation. http://www.quietcitymusic.com
thingNY is a collective of composer-performers who create and perform theatrically charged experimental music, champion the work of avant-garde and contemporary classical composers, and collaborate across disciplines, media and genres. http://www.thingNY.com
New Thread Saxophone Quartet’s first performance of 2013 will take place at New England Conservatory’s Jordan Hall as they present Katie Agocs’ Hymn for saxophone quartet.
February 5, 2013, 8PM
New England Conservatory Faculty Concert Series
Jordan Hall, Boston
http://necmusic.edu/arthur-berger-memorial-concert
Details/RSVP:
https://www.facebook.com/events/464600903563358
Cirkestra started as a circus pit band. For realz. Boston Globe says they’re “Beautiful”. For realz. www.cirkestra.com
Apocalypse Five and Dime: A six piece tornado of raw brass, banjo, fiddle and drums with fiery rhythms, sweet harmonies, tight songs and a dance beat. www.apocalypsefiveanddime.com
Sweet Soubrette features the songwriting, vocals and ukulele of Ellia Bisker and as many as 8 band members onstage. Their dark, edgy love songs have captured the hearts of listeners and reviewers since 2006. www.sweetsoubrette.com
$10 Buy tix: http://bit.ly/TMFvlg
Jalopy
315 Columbia St,
Red Hook, Brooklyn
8pm Apocalypse Five and Dime
9pm Cirkestra
10pm Sweet Soubrette
Experimental music ensemble thingNY is throwing its third annual SPAM show, a party compiled by emailed submissions. We want you to take part. This year's theme is "ASSEMBLY." Think about it, then make a set of performance instructions, a score, text, even an image, patch, or program... whatever. But send it to thingNY@gmail.com by Oct. 26. All emails and attachments will make their way into the Dec. 15th Flushing Town Hall performance in some way. This show will be free and open to the public.
thingNY is a six-year-old new music ensemble based in Queens. In the past, we've premiered over 160 new works. Send us something to do at thingNY@gmail.com. You can use any of us, some of us, all of us or none of us (or you can write for double orchestra and choir and see what happens). We are: Gelsey Bell (vocalist of all stripes) Andrew "Scrap" Livingston (double bass) Paul Pinto (drums, baritone, and a mean falsettist) Erin Rogers (saxes... all of them) Dave Ruder (Bb clarinet and electric guitar) Jeffrey Young (violin, and a mean falsettist) *We all like to sing, move around, and play piano and other objects