January 14, 2007
Valentine's (232 SW Ankeny)
Donation
9 PM
Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly!
Everybody (Carson from Hella)
Hexlove (Zach from Who's Your Favorite Son God?)
Iditarod
1/12/07: Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly!, Everybody, Hexlove, Iditarod
January 12, 2007
Rererato (5315 NE 42nd)
Early show! - 7 PM (show will end by 10PM)
$4 suggested donation
Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly!
Everybody (Carson from Hella)
Hexlove (Zac from Who's Your Favorite Son God)
Iditarod
Rererato (5315 NE 42nd)
Early show! - 7 PM (show will end by 10PM)
$4 suggested donation
Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly!
Everybody (Carson from Hella)
Hexlove (Zac from Who's Your Favorite Son God)
Iditarod
12/15: Big House Show
Moodring
Merce Cunningham Duo
It Do
Lord Uncooked
Reproachables
Gulls
Michael Bruce
Smoke and Mirrors
Celestville (or insert new name?)
Why I Must Fly! Fly!
Sarah&Michael Duo (Truck Truck Nightingales? Waves of Ocelots?)
and maybe...
Mustaphamond (modified?)
Cephaloatomok
Speechless Brothers(???)
The timeline will look like this:
Potluck for those interested at 6pm.
Music to start some time around 7pm.
Please let me know if you can't make it this early!!!
I guess sets should be around 10-20 minutes or so, less or more is
fine, of course...
Our House:
5506 NE Hoyt (55th 1 block N of Glisan)
Big pink house.
Merce Cunningham Duo
It Do
Lord Uncooked
Reproachables
Gulls
Michael Bruce
Smoke and Mirrors
Celestville (or insert new name?)
Why I Must Fly! Fly!
Sarah&Michael Duo (Truck Truck Nightingales? Waves of Ocelots?)
and maybe...
Mustaphamond (modified?)
Cephaloatomok
Speechless Brothers(???)
The timeline will look like this:
Potluck for those interested at 6pm.
Music to start some time around 7pm.
Please let me know if you can't make it this early!!!
I guess sets should be around 10-20 minutes or so, less or more is
fine, of course...
Our House:
5506 NE Hoyt (55th 1 block N of Glisan)
Big pink house.
12/2/07: Yamauchi/Dionyso/Jenkins/Gervich
++SUNDAY, December 2nd++
Katsura Yamauchi (soprano and baritone saxophones)
with Arrington de Dionyso (of Old Time Relijun on bass clarinet and
throatsinging), JP Jenkins (guitar), and Asa Gervich (percussion)
at VALENTINES
232 SE Ankeny, Portland
503.248.1600
9pm
$donation
Katsura Yamauchi (soprano and baritone saxophones)
with Arrington de Dionyso (of Old Time Relijun on bass clarinet and
throatsinging), JP Jenkins (guitar), and Asa Gervich (percussion)
at VALENTINES
232 SE Ankeny, Portland
503.248.1600
9pm
$donation
12/5: Katsura Yamauchi w/ Dionyso, Sielaff & Hannafin
Katsura Yamauchi (soprano and baritone saxophones)
with Arrington de Dionyso (of Old Time Relijun on bass clarinet and
throatsinging), Jonathan Sielaff (clarinets), and Matt Hannafin
(percussion)
Wednesday, December 5th
at the Funky Church
2456 SE Tamarack Ave, Portland
www.funkychurch.com
8pm
$5 suggested donation
with Arrington de Dionyso (of Old Time Relijun on bass clarinet and
throatsinging), Jonathan Sielaff (clarinets), and Matt Hannafin
(percussion)
Wednesday, December 5th
at the Funky Church
2456 SE Tamarack Ave, Portland
www.funkychurch.com
8pm
$5 suggested donation
11/30: Achim Kaufmann/Frank Gratkowski/Wilbert de Joode
November 30th, 2007
Community Music Center (3350 SE Francis St, Portland)
$15/$12/free - public/students/members
8 PM - 2 sets
Achim Kaufmann - piano
Frank Gratkowski - reeds
Wilbert de Joode - bass
This is free for CMG members - so it's a good time to become a member.
Sponsored by the Creative Music Guild
Community Music Center (3350 SE Francis St, Portland)
$15/$12/free - public/students/members
8 PM - 2 sets
Achim Kaufmann - piano
Frank Gratkowski - reeds
Wilbert de Joode - bass
This is free for CMG members - so it's a good time to become a member.
Sponsored by the Creative Music Guild
10/29: Gross/Mintz duo, Kaylor/Sielaff/Jones/Johnson quartet
October 29, 2007
9PM
Valentine's (232 SW Ankeny)
Free
John Gross & Billy Mintz duo
Mark Kaylor, Jonathan Sielaff, Bob Jones, Jesse Johnson quartet
9PM
Valentine's (232 SW Ankeny)
Free
John Gross & Billy Mintz duo
Mark Kaylor, Jonathan Sielaff, Bob Jones, Jesse Johnson quartet
10/27: Thee Oregon Artificial Limb Co
Saturday, October 27th, 2007
the WayPost (3120 N. Williams)
8 o'clock sharp (show ends by 10)
Free
Thee Oregon Artificial Limb Co.
featuring Bob Jones Kelvin Pittman and Mark E Kaylor
the WayPost (3120 N. Williams)
8 o'clock sharp (show ends by 10)
Free
Thee Oregon Artificial Limb Co.
featuring Bob Jones Kelvin Pittman and Mark E Kaylor
10/21 - Trevor Watts/Jamie Harris , Presents!
October 21, 2007
9PM
Valentine's (232 SW Ankeny)
Free
Trevor Watts (sax) & Jamie Harris (percussion) duo, from UK
Presents! (JP Jenkins & Asa Gervich, guitar duo)
"Saxophone master Trevor Watts and percussionist Jamie Harris (both from UK) along with local improvisers "Presents!" (Jean-Paul Jenkins and Asa Gervich) in a much anticipated evening at Valentines (232 SW Ankeny) at 9pm Sunday, Oct 21st). JP and Asa will open with their unique guitar duo followed by Trevor and Jamie. This is a rare opportunity to experience one of the founding artists of London's improvised jazz scene in an intimate live setting. "
9PM
Valentine's (232 SW Ankeny)
Free
Trevor Watts (sax) & Jamie Harris (percussion) duo, from UK
Presents! (JP Jenkins & Asa Gervich, guitar duo)
"Saxophone master Trevor Watts and percussionist Jamie Harris (both from UK) along with local improvisers "Presents!" (Jean-Paul Jenkins and Asa Gervich) in a much anticipated evening at Valentines (232 SW Ankeny) at 9pm Sunday, Oct 21st). JP and Asa will open with their unique guitar duo followed by Trevor and Jamie. This is a rare opportunity to experience one of the founding artists of London's improvised jazz scene in an intimate live setting. "
10/10: Steve Swell's Slammin' the Infinite
October 10, PM
Holocene
$15 ($12 for members/students)
Steve Swell's Slammin' the Infinite
Steve Swell - trombone
Sabir Mateen - tenor sax
Matt Heyner - bass
Michael Wimberly - drums
This is a Creative Music Guild Show
Holocene
$15 ($12 for members/students)
Steve Swell's Slammin' the Infinite
Steve Swell - trombone
Sabir Mateen - tenor sax
Matt Heyner - bass
Michael Wimberly - drums
This is a Creative Music Guild Show
10/4: Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! at Ground Kontrol
October 4, 10PM
Ground Kontrol
21+
$3
Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly!
Woman Year - From Sacramento
Presents!
Ground Kontrol
21+
$3
Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly!
Woman Year - From Sacramento
Presents!
10/2: Matt Hannafin, JP Jenkins/Matt Marble
October 2nd, 8PM, Valentines, free
Portland New Music Society Presents:
New Music from
Matt Hannafin: solo percussion
JP Jenkins and Matt Marble: Improv collaborations
Portland New Music Society Presents:
New Music from
Matt Hannafin: solo percussion
JP Jenkins and Matt Marble: Improv collaborations
9/30: Plankton Wat, Mudbow, Hammer of Hathor
9/30, 9PM, Valentine's
Plankton Wat (Dewey plus)
Mudbow (JP Jenkins Shane Schneider Asa Gervich)
Hammer of Hathor (Heather Vergotis Mark Kaylor)
Plankton Wat (Dewey plus)
Mudbow (JP Jenkins Shane Schneider Asa Gervich)
Hammer of Hathor (Heather Vergotis Mark Kaylor)
9/29: Oregon Artificial Limb Company
September 29
8 PM
Waypost: 3120 N. Williams Ave
Oregon Artificial Limb Company
8 PM
Waypost: 3120 N. Williams Ave
Oregon Artificial Limb Company
-
Kelvin Pittman - Alto and Tenor saxophones
-
Bob Jones - Acoustic and electric Bass, electric guitar
-
Heather Vergotis - Alto and Tenor Saxophones
-
Mark Kaylor - Drums
9/23: Derek Johnson & Arrington de Dionyso
Sunday, September 23rd at 3pm
Derek M. Johnson
Arrington de Dionyso
The Waypost: 3120 N Williams Ave
Free
Derek M. Johnson
Arrington de Dionyso
The Waypost: 3120 N Williams Ave
Free
9/1: Presents
PRESENTS (duets for guitar: asa gervich + JP Jenkins) | |
| Date/Time: | Saturday September 1, 2007 |
| Time: | 8:00am - 9:00am |
| Entry Type: | Appointment |
| Location: | Cinema Project outdoor screening - Artemesia |
| Sharing: | Share w/ Everyone |
8/28: Freebox at the Waypost
August 28
The Waypost (3120 N Williams Ave, 503-367-3182)
Mudbow (formerly Freebox) (JP Jenkins, Asa, Shane)
and
Doug Haining
8 PM
Free
The Waypost (3120 N Williams Ave, 503-367-3182)
Mudbow (formerly Freebox) (JP Jenkins, Asa, Shane)
and
Doug Haining
8 PM
Free
8/22: Gervich, Jenkins, Reynolds, Barnes
8/22
8PM
Free
Jace Gace 2045 SE Belmont St Portland, Or
Gregory Reynolds (NYC) - saxophone
Jean-Paul Jenkins - guitars
David Barnes (Chicago) - electronics
Mark E. Kaylor - drums, percussion
Asa Gervich - drums, percussion
8/21: Improv at Valentines
Tuesday August twenty first at nine pm
at Valentines-232 SW Ankeny
JP Jenkins and Gregory Reynolds guitar and sax duets...
Asa Gervich, Johnathan Sielaff and Arrington DeDionysio drums and clarinets trio
A night of improvised music from some of Portlands finest and visiting sax champion; Gregory Reynolds. Gregory lives in Brooklyn and plays the saxophone (an alto) with stuff in the end of it sometimes. He sounds like a computer alot of the time. He can also circular breathe which means he can keep making sound for minutes at a time without taking a breath. That makes him really sound like a computer. I really like playing with him because he makes me look like I know what I am doing. That takes real talent. He has played with tons of other people besides me and they like his playing too. Or at least they say they do on the internet. He is really nice and we talk about tea and philosophy when we hang out. I think that probably has some bearing on the music we play together but as for what that is, your guess is as good as mine. We have done a few duets in the past and both enjoy them so on tuesday we will do some more because he will be in town for a few days.
The other group is 3 guys from Portland you might know from seeing in your neighborhood. They will play drums and 2 bass clarinets. If you have never heard a bass clarinet or even if you have you might be surprised at the sounds that get made. Both Arrington and Jonathan have been playing for a long time and that means they have alot of ideas about how to make interesting sounds come out of their horns. The best thing about this show for me is going to be how different each one of them plays the same instrument. Arrington is usually into textures and sound shapes and Jonathan seems to be more into note patterns and sometimes repetition. Often they each do something that is not their usual though, so it may become hard to tell who is playing what. Asa is always a ball of energy. I like his playing alot because he listens very well and gives people alot of ideas to improvise off of. I think this trio will be alot of fun to listen to.
at Valentines-232 SW Ankeny
JP Jenkins and Gregory Reynolds guitar and sax duets...
Asa Gervich, Johnathan Sielaff and Arrington DeDionysio drums and clarinets trio
A night of improvised music from some of Portlands finest and visiting sax champion; Gregory Reynolds. Gregory lives in Brooklyn and plays the saxophone (an alto) with stuff in the end of it sometimes. He sounds like a computer alot of the time. He can also circular breathe which means he can keep making sound for minutes at a time without taking a breath. That makes him really sound like a computer. I really like playing with him because he makes me look like I know what I am doing. That takes real talent. He has played with tons of other people besides me and they like his playing too. Or at least they say they do on the internet. He is really nice and we talk about tea and philosophy when we hang out. I think that probably has some bearing on the music we play together but as for what that is, your guess is as good as mine. We have done a few duets in the past and both enjoy them so on tuesday we will do some more because he will be in town for a few days.
The other group is 3 guys from Portland you might know from seeing in your neighborhood. They will play drums and 2 bass clarinets. If you have never heard a bass clarinet or even if you have you might be surprised at the sounds that get made. Both Arrington and Jonathan have been playing for a long time and that means they have alot of ideas about how to make interesting sounds come out of their horns. The best thing about this show for me is going to be how different each one of them plays the same instrument. Arrington is usually into textures and sound shapes and Jonathan seems to be more into note patterns and sometimes repetition. Often they each do something that is not their usual though, so it may become hard to tell who is playing what. Asa is always a ball of energy. I like his playing alot because he listens very well and gives people alot of ideas to improvise off of. I think this trio will be alot of fun to listen to.
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