4/26 & 27/08 - Chiesa & Werchowski
David Chiesa & Mathieu Werchowski w/
Tyler Wilcox, Jonathan Sielaff, Kelvin Pittman, Bob Jones 4tet
@ Reed College chapel
7PM
Sunday, April 27
David Chiesa & Mathieu Werchowski
w/ Seth Nehil, Matthew Marble, Asa Gervich, Jonathan Sielaff @ Gallery Homeland
7 PM
http://mwerchowski.free.fr
http://david.chiesa.free.fr
4/20: Marshall Allen
Vollum Lecture Hall at Reed College
$5
8 PM
Cinema Soloriens w/
Marshall Allen
James Harrar
Matt Hannafin
Adam Reese
The show will be called Cinema Soloriens and the Cosmo-Drama, and will be comprised of the films of James Harrar accompanied by musicians Marshall Allen, James Harrar, Matt Hannafin and Adam Reese. James and Marshall have been working together for about 10 years. Matt and Adam will try and fit into their world. Marshall will be playing alto sax, flute, keyboards, and EVI (electrionic valve instrument,) among others, and James will also be playing a number of instruments, including koto, bamboo sax, and clarinet. Matt will be playing percussion and Adam will be playing electric bass.
4/13 - Hammer of Hathor, Why I Must Be Careful, Problems
Valentine's (232 SW Ankeny)
9 PM
Free
Hammer of Hathor
Why I Must Be Careful
Problems
4/9/08: Fiasco & Scott Stobbe
Fiasco- free improv ensemble
and
"A Question For All Seasons"
-for accordion, violin, oboe, trombone, guitar and percussion
--composed by Scott Stobbe
Bios:
Portland free improv ensemble currently known & unknown as Fiasco.
For over 2.5 years this innovative group has been evolving almost exclusively behind closed barn doors.
They have performed at PNCA, live on KBOO 90.7 FM and as soloists, in duets and as members of other ensembles.
Core group:
Shane: multi-instrumentalist, harmolodic spoken word.
Moth: multi-instrumentalist, found & handmade objects du noiz, disc distorntionist.
Alejandro: multi-instrumentalist, king of the plastic keyboards.
Jerry: multi-instrumentalist, woodwind family mass murderer
Sound often described as "Worldwide harmolodic mayhem for dummies".
Scott Stobbe is a composition student at Portland State University. He plays improv with and composes music for various ensembles including zdrastvootie. Scott loves music and muscles.
www.portlandnewmusic.com
4/7/08: Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly!, Better Homes & Gardens,
9PM
Valentine's (232 SW Ankeny)
Free
Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! (first show with John back from India)
Better Homes & Gardens
Tunnels
Two Tim DuRoche Gigs
Wednesday, April 2, 8:30 pm, Tugboat Brewing Co. (711 SW Ankeny)—Tenor saxophonist Rich Halley, a veteran freebop player with a meaty Chicago-tinged tone recalling Fred Anderson performs with DuRoche and bassist Bob Jones. No cover.
Sunday, April 6, 8 pm, Someday Lounge (125 NW 5th Avenue in Old Town)—Michael York, one of Portland’s great, but underheralded tenormen springs into action with an evening of free blowing, of the John Gilmore, Joe Henderson, Coltrane sort—rhythmic, melodic and brimming with fire.
4/5/08: Circleville, Hammer of Hathor, Gulls
Secret Powers
Wolf Man
New Time: 8PM sharp!
This show will be staged inside of a geodesic dome in our living room. Ohioan will be utilizing a hexaphonic tremolo sound system. The show starts no later than 9pm and shuts down by midnight.
3/25: Citta di Vitti (Phillip Greenlief, Lisa Mezzacappa, Jason Lewis)
3/23/08 - Tatsuya Nakatani w/ locals
Tatsuya Nakatani @ Valentines
Free
http://www.hhproduction.org
w/ Matt Hannafin, Ben Kates & Jonathan Sielaff
3/12 - Seth & Ben, others
Jace Gace (2045 SE Belmont Portland, OREGON 503.239.1887)
8 PM
Seth & Ben Duo
Peter Karman: Composer, Laptop/Electro-acoustic Music
Matt Hannafin & Abusive Delay: Live Electronics and Percussion
Seth is the Merce Cunningham Duo and plays in Why I Must Be Careful and Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly!
Ben is in Thicket and Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly!
3/15/08: Burns/Wright/Spera, CMG
Gust Burns, Jack Wright, Fabrizio Spera @ Community Music Center
A CMG show, also involving Bob Jones and another local
4 Hammer of Hathor Shows
1) Thursday Feb 7th 8 O'Clock sharp @ Waypost (3120 N. Williams)
Hammer of Hathor w/ special opening act Shane Schneider (aka Mate Slim, Rev. Papa
Sweat, Pixie Storm etc) doing spoken word!
2) Friday Feb 9th 8:00 on the dot @ Artistery (44th and SE Division)
A memorial show for Michael Griffen (of Noggin)
Mark Kaylor, Kelvin Pittman, Arrington Dionyso, and others.
3) Saturday Feb 10th 9:00 @ Proper Eats (8638 N. Lombard)
Hammer of Hathor, w/ Matt Carlson!
2/14/08: Rives/Matthews Duo
Stéphane Rives and Wade Matthews Duo
8PM Thursday, February 14th, 2008
Location: TBA
Tickets $12.00 / $9.00 for CMG members and students with ID. All ages.
STEPHANE RIVES & WADE MATTHEWS DUO
Stéphane Rives is a French soprano saxophonist who is considered a master of extended technique. His solo release, Fibres, features the use of overtones at the top range for his horn, whistling squeals, multiphonics, triple tonguing and circular breathing. He has been called a revolutionary player in recognition of his saxophone capabilities.
Wade Matthews is an American composer, musician and author who has been living in Spain for nearly 20 years. He has appeared at festivals around the world performing on bass clarinet, alto flute and electronics. Matthews has appeared on 12 discs, two of which are solo releases. Matthews conducts workshops on improvisation and has written several articles about improvisation and other arts for various publications. His many collaborators include John Butcher, Peter Kowald, and Jack Wright among many others.
The Stéphane Rives and Wade Matthews duo promises to provide a night of exploratory music that will appeal to experimental music fans as well as those interested in outstanding musicianship.
1/31/08: Imagine the Sound
CANADA 1981
Director: RON MANN
Thu Jan 31 7:00 PM Whitsell Auditorium, Northwest Film Center
IMAGINE THE SOUND remains one of the best documents of free jazz ever made. Ron Mann and Coda Magazine editor Bill Smith profile four artists who were influential in the evolution of jazz into a free-form musical art beginning in the early '60s. The film catches pioneering pianists Cecil Taylor and Paul Bley, tenor saxophonist Archie Shepp, and trumpet player Bill Dixon in dynamic performances and fascinating interviews shedding light on their approaches to music and life and the history of this unique musical genre. (90 min)
1/20/07: Yvetter Perez, Hammer of Hathor, Lemon Bear
Yvette Perez from the NYC avant-pop trio H*E*R plays songs from the group's debut release "Songs About the Mysteries of Housework and Nature"
with -
Hammer of Hathor (Heather of Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! & Cex Fucx, Mark from Oregon Artificial Limb Company & Cex Fucx)
Lemon Bear
Valentine's (232 SW Ankeny)
9 PM
Donation
1/22/07: New Music Society event
featuring:
*Branic Howard and Brandon Conway--Electronics, kitchen implements, etc.
*Jordan Dykstra (viola) and Bob Jones (upright)--in a first-time improv-collaboration!
(free, 21 +)
www.myspace.com/pdxnewmusic
1/14/07: Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly! Fly!, Everybody, Hexlove, Iditarod
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
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
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.