Sunday, January 31· Dana Reason Trio
featuring Dominic Duval (contrabass), Dana Reason (piano) and Tim DuRoche (drums)
WHERE: TaborSpace 5441 SE Belmont, Portland, http://taborspace.org/
WHEN: All programs at 7:30 pm — open to the public
COST: Admission: $10-15 sliding scale
Dominic Duval is a legendary free jazz musician based in NYC and one
of the most recorded bassists working today. Active for 30 + years at
the forefront of improvisation he spent 10 years working with the
great piano genius Cecil Taylor. This is an extremely rare West Coast
appearance for Duval.
Dana Reason teaches at Oregon State University and is the Founder
and Director of the Between the Cracks: A Forum for Music, Arts,
Science and Ideas, a cross-disciplinary initiative designed to foster
a new community centered in creative, critical and cross-cultural
exchange. She’s worked an extensive array of some of contemporary
music’s finest innovators.
Tim DuRoche is a composer, jazz musician and artist who’s worked with
an extensive array of US and European avant-garde jazz greats
(including Frank Gratkowski, Perry Robinson, Toshi Makihara, Lisle
Ellis and Paul Plimley) as well as with Beijing Opera musicians,
Russian circus clowns, auctioneers, blues legends, performance poets,
and as a composer of live soundtracks for classic silent film. His
recent work has included collaborations with dance artists including
Tere Mathern Dance, Oslund+Co., BodyVox, Cydney Wilkes, and Linda K.
Johnson.
1/10/09: Bhob Rainey and PDX Large Ensemle
The Creative Music Guild presents improviser, composer, saxophonist
and electronic musician Bhob Rainey.
When: 8 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 10
Where: The Wail, 5135 NE 42nd Ave., http://www.myspace.com/thewailinportland
Suggested donation: $7 general / $5 members & students
** This is an all ages show **
Rainey will be performing solo as well as leading a large ensemble
including many of Portland's finest improvisers and electronic
musicians including:
Gregg Skloff www.virb.com/greggskloff
John Savage www.johncsavage.com
Tyler Wilcox www.myspace.com/jackieblakesbirdsinthesky
Jef Brown www.myspace.com/jefleightonbrown
Peter Swanson www.rootstrata.com/rootblog/?p=280
Thomas Garcia www.myspace.com/drtomgarcia
Joel Pickard www.hatfarm.com
J Morales www.myspace.com/abusiveconsumer
JP Jenkins www.hellanow.blogspot.com
Ryan Stuewe www.myspace.com/ifsh
Mary Sue Tobin www.myspace.com/marysuetobin
Alyssa Reed www.myspace.com/eetpdx
John Niekrasz www.myspace.com/whyimustbecareful
Matt Carlson www.bucketfactory.com
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Bhob Rainey > composer, saxophonist, electronic musician
Bhob Rainey's music has become a model in the world of experimental
sound. He is the founder of both nmperign (with trumpeter Greg
Kelley) and the BSC, which he also directs. Collaborations with
musicians such as Ralf Wehowsky, Le Quan Ninh, Gunter Mueller, and
Lionel Marchetti, dancers Nicole Bindler and Yukiko Nakamura, and
filmmakers Loren Boyer, Harvey Benschoter, and William Pisarri
highlight Rainey's broad experience and outline a complex body of work
that continues to expand and surprise. His music occupies a charged
space between synthetic and organic sound, bringing forth improbable
sensual and narrative experiences through virtuosic extended
techniques, homemade synths and sound processors, found recordings,
and a kind of living silence that is apt to wreak havoc with the
perception of time.
Recordings of Rainey's music have been released on labels such as
Selektion, Grob, Sedimental, Rossbin, Twisted Village, and Siwa. They
number in the dozens and have garnered a wealth of international
accolades. Festival appearances have included Musique Action, Instal,
Amplify, Densites, Fruits d'Mhere, High Zero, and Improvised and
Otherwise.
Rainey has also performed the works of Christian Wolff (with the
composer), John Cage, and Cornelius Cardew and is the orchestral
arranger for pop artists Damon and Naomi.
"I've decided to stop using the word 'music'. I'm replacing it with
'Rainey'." Wayne Rogers, _Twisted Village_
"The sax blows, stutters; it does not produce notes but, rather,
sounds; indeed, better, words. Rainey pours forth authentic passion
and self control that stand alone in contemporary music." Stephano I.
Bianchi, _Blow Up_
"Rainey is a player of exceptional control and thoughtful expression."
Michael Rosenstein, _Cadence_
"Rainey (has an) utterly distinct approach to playing the soprano
saxophone, an intensely physical determination to take the instrument
beyond all obvious limits. He works outside of idiom, pummeling a
column of breath, eliciting refracted tones, overblowing ferociously.
Closer to Antonin Artaud than Sidney Bechet." Julian Cowley, _The
Wire_
More information at: http://bhobrainey.net/
and electronic musician Bhob Rainey.
When: 8 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 10
Where: The Wail, 5135 NE 42nd Ave., http://www.myspace.com/thewailinportland
Suggested donation: $7 general / $5 members & students
** This is an all ages show **
Rainey will be performing solo as well as leading a large ensemble
including many of Portland's finest improvisers and electronic
musicians including:
Gregg Skloff www.virb.com/greggskloff
John Savage www.johncsavage.com
Tyler Wilcox www.myspace.com/jackieblakesbirdsinthesky
Jef Brown www.myspace.com/jefleightonbrown
Peter Swanson www.rootstrata.com/rootblog/?p=280
Thomas Garcia www.myspace.com/drtomgarcia
Joel Pickard www.hatfarm.com
J Morales www.myspace.com/abusiveconsumer
JP Jenkins www.hellanow.blogspot.com
Ryan Stuewe www.myspace.com/ifsh
Mary Sue Tobin www.myspace.com/marysuetobin
Alyssa Reed www.myspace.com/eetpdx
John Niekrasz www.myspace.com/whyimustbecareful
Matt Carlson www.bucketfactory.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Bhob Rainey > composer, saxophonist, electronic musician
Bhob Rainey's music has become a model in the world of experimental
sound. He is the founder of both nmperign (with trumpeter Greg
Kelley) and the BSC, which he also directs. Collaborations with
musicians such as Ralf Wehowsky, Le Quan Ninh, Gunter Mueller, and
Lionel Marchetti, dancers Nicole Bindler and Yukiko Nakamura, and
filmmakers Loren Boyer, Harvey Benschoter, and William Pisarri
highlight Rainey's broad experience and outline a complex body of work
that continues to expand and surprise. His music occupies a charged
space between synthetic and organic sound, bringing forth improbable
sensual and narrative experiences through virtuosic extended
techniques, homemade synths and sound processors, found recordings,
and a kind of living silence that is apt to wreak havoc with the
perception of time.
Recordings of Rainey's music have been released on labels such as
Selektion, Grob, Sedimental, Rossbin, Twisted Village, and Siwa. They
number in the dozens and have garnered a wealth of international
accolades. Festival appearances have included Musique Action, Instal,
Amplify, Densites, Fruits d'Mhere, High Zero, and Improvised and
Otherwise.
Rainey has also performed the works of Christian Wolff (with the
composer), John Cage, and Cornelius Cardew and is the orchestral
arranger for pop artists Damon and Naomi.
"I've decided to stop using the word 'music'. I'm replacing it with
'Rainey'." Wayne Rogers, _Twisted Village_
"The sax blows, stutters; it does not produce notes but, rather,
sounds; indeed, better, words. Rainey pours forth authentic passion
and self control that stand alone in contemporary music." Stephano I.
Bianchi, _Blow Up_
"Rainey is a player of exceptional control and thoughtful expression."
Michael Rosenstein, _Cadence_
"Rainey (has an) utterly distinct approach to playing the soprano
saxophone, an intensely physical determination to take the instrument
beyond all obvious limits. He works outside of idiom, pummeling a
column of breath, eliciting refracted tones, overblowing ferociously.
Closer to Antonin Artaud than Sidney Bechet." Julian Cowley, _The
Wire_
More information at: http://bhobrainey.net/
12/17/09: Jacob Wick, Aaron Zarutzki, Carol Genetti and guests
Portland New Music Society Presents:
Thursday, December 17th
8pm, $5 suggested donation (no one turned away)
@ Enterbeing
1603 NE alberta
Jacob Wick--trumpet (NYC),
Aaron Zarzutzki--synth/electronics and no-output turntable (Chicago),
Carol Genetti--vocals (Chicago)
&
a set from PDXers:
Kelvin Pittman and Scott Brazieal
Thursday, December 17th
8pm, $5 suggested donation (no one turned away)
@ Enterbeing
1603 NE alberta
Jacob Wick--trumpet (NYC),
Aaron Zarzutzki--synth/electronics and no-output turntable (Chicago),
Carol Genetti--vocals (Chicago)
&
a set from PDXers:
Kelvin Pittman and Scott Brazieal
12/4/09: Creative Composer's Collective of Portland
Friday, December 4th, at THE
WAIL.
The group will be presenting new works by JP Jenkins and h. vergotis,
and is comprised of many great local musicians.
There will be a potluck beforehand ( 530ish to 730ish ) and music will
follow around 8.
THE WAIL is located at 5135 NE 42nd ave., and is an all ages venue.
WAIL.
The group will be presenting new works by JP Jenkins and h. vergotis,
and is comprised of many great local musicians.
There will be a potluck beforehand ( 530ish to 730ish ) and music will
follow around 8.
THE WAIL is located at 5135 NE 42nd ave., and is an all ages venue.
11/11/09: Sielaff/Jenkins/Pittman & bst.cr
wednesday november 11th
8pm or so, $5 or so
worksound
820 se alder
bst.cr
ben bennett (drumheads - columbus, oh)
ryan jewell (snare drum - columbus, oh)
wilson shook (alto saxophone - seattle)
plus:
jonathan sielaff (solo electric bass clarinet)
jp jenkins (solo music making tool/s)
kelvin pittman / tyler wilcox (duo saxophones)
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
about bst.cr:
improvised music, organized mutiny, free association
Ben Bennett (drumheads - columbus, oh)
Ryan Jewell (snare drum - columbus, oh)
Wilson Shook (alto saxophone - seattle)
(pronounced Bee Ess Tee See Arrrrgh)
...formed initially in the summer of 2009, this heretofore unnamed vessel
comprises a core trio of Ben Bennett, Ryan Jewell and Wilson Shook, as
well as any foolhardy stowaway who happen to seek passage under these
ragged sails.
whether careening through uncharted seas or reposing under familiar stars,
bst.cr follow a map of their own creation, where X marks not a terminus of
promised riches, but a signpost along the way of perpetual becoming.
fellow travelers are advised to set aside their customary defenses and
take up the banner of an alternate experience.
8pm or so, $5 or so
worksound
820 se alder
bst.cr
ben bennett (drumheads - columbus, oh)
ryan jewell (snare drum - columbus, oh)
wilson shook (alto saxophone - seattle)
plus:
jonathan sielaff (solo electric bass clarinet)
jp jenkins (solo music making tool/s)
kelvin pittman / tyler wilcox (duo saxophones)
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
about bst.cr:
improvised music, organized mutiny, free association
Ben Bennett (drumheads - columbus, oh)
Ryan Jewell (snare drum - columbus, oh)
Wilson Shook (alto saxophone - seattle)
(pronounced Bee Ess Tee See Arrrrgh)
...formed initially in the summer of 2009, this heretofore unnamed vessel
comprises a core trio of Ben Bennett, Ryan Jewell and Wilson Shook, as
well as any foolhardy stowaway who happen to seek passage under these
ragged sails.
whether careening through uncharted seas or reposing under familiar stars,
bst.cr follow a map of their own creation, where X marks not a terminus of
promised riches, but a signpost along the way of perpetual becoming.
fellow travelers are advised to set aside their customary defenses and
take up the banner of an alternate experience.
11/19/09: Sound-Minds Fortress, Travis Johns, Scott Stobbe
Portland New Music Society Presents:
Thursday, November 19th
8pm, $5 suggested donation (no one turned away)
@ Enterbeing
1603 NE alberta
featuring:
Sound-Minds Fortress: Strings and Harmonium (members include Warren Lee, Mary Sutton, and Gabriel Will)
Travis Johns: Electronics from San Fran!
Scott Stobbe and Ensemble: New works for ensemble by Scott Stobbe incorporating inspiration and field recordings from his recent travels in Europe.
Thursday, November 19th
8pm, $5 suggested donation (no one turned away)
@ Enterbeing
1603 NE alberta
featuring:
Sound-Minds Fortress: Strings and Harmonium (members include Warren Lee, Mary Sutton, and Gabriel Will)
Travis Johns: Electronics from San Fran!
Scott Stobbe and Ensemble: New works for ensemble by Scott Stobbe incorporating inspiration and field recordings from his recent travels in Europe.
10/20/09: Hammer of Hathor, Gabriel Mindel, Plamkton Wat
Valentines this Tuesday the 20th:
here's the lineup:
Hammer of Hathor
Gabriel Mindel
Plankton Wat
9PM
Free
here's the lineup:
Hammer of Hathor
Gabriel Mindel
Plankton Wat
9PM
Free
10/17/09: Kinetic Harpoon (Pittman & Kaylor)
This is s duo of Kelvin Pittman and Mark E. Kaylor (sax and drums).
The show starts at 8 and we play 1st, if you're late you'll miss it!!
Show is at Waypost 3120 N Williams Avenue
Be there! Kinetic Harpoon hasn't performed in several years!!
The show starts at 8 and we play 1st, if you're late you'll miss it!!
Show is at Waypost 3120 N Williams Avenue
Be there! Kinetic Harpoon hasn't performed in several years!!
9/10/09: PDX Large Ensemble
PDX LARGE ENSEMBLE is a new collaborative effort from a community of Portland area improvising/jazz/avant/noise musicians (Mary Sutton, John Savage, Tim DuRoche, Mary-Sue Tobin, Jonathan Sielaff, Todd Dickerson, Kevin Van Geem, Gregg Skloff, Brandon Conway, J Morales and more. The group will feature avant compositions, free improvisation and work with touring avant musicians as a residential “house” ensemble. The concerts will be sponsored by the CMG (Creative Music Guild) and take place on bi monthly basis. The initial group was part of a concert in June with Urs Leimgruber (also CMG sponsored).
This concert will feature new works by: Andrew Oliver, Ken Ollis, Tom Garcia, Sarah Ann Phillips (L.A.), Scott Brazieal, Heather Vertigos and others.
When: 8-10 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 10
Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church, 5431 NE 20th Ave (@Killingsworth), Portland 97211
All Ages. Sliding scale at the door.
This concert will feature new works by: Andrew Oliver, Ken Ollis, Tom Garcia, Sarah Ann Phillips (L.A.), Scott Brazieal, Heather Vertigos and others.
When: 8-10 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 10
Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church, 5431 NE 20th Ave (@Killingsworth), Portland 97211
All Ages. Sliding scale at the door.
8/18/09: Eubanks/Rawlings/Cogburn
Tuesday August 18th
8pm all ages
(requested donation for traveling musicians)
Gallery Homeland
www.galleryhomeland.org
2505 SE 11th Ave
Three incredible improvisers performing for the first time as a trio
in the beautifully reverberant hollows of Gallery Homeland:
Bryan Eubanks (Brooklyn) http://www.rasbliutto.net/bryaneubanks/contact.html
Vic Rawlings (Boston) http://www.timfeeney.com/feeneyrawlings/
Chris Cogburn (Austin)
http://profile.myspace.com/chriscogburnchriscogburn ,
http://www.noideafestival.com/
also performing (from Portland):
Bob Jones (bass) / Jonathan Sielaff (bass clarinet) / Jordan Dykstra
(viola) / Mary Sutton (violin)
http://virb.com/sielaff/audio/411219
8pm all ages
(requested donation for traveling musicians)
Gallery Homeland
www.galleryhomeland.org
2505 SE 11th Ave
Three incredible improvisers performing for the first time as a trio
in the beautifully reverberant hollows of Gallery Homeland:
Bryan Eubanks (Brooklyn) http://www.rasbliutto.net/
Vic Rawlings (Boston) http://www.timfeeney.com/
Chris Cogburn (Austin)
http://profile.myspace.com/
http://www.noideafestival.com/
also performing (from Portland):
Bob Jones (bass) / Jonathan Sielaff (bass clarinet) / Jordan Dykstra
(viola) / Mary Sutton (violin)
http://virb.com/sielaff/audio/
8:/16: Portland and Seattle Composers: Jay Derderian, Hanna Benn and Jeff Aaron Bryant
Portland New Music Society Presents:
Sunday, August 16th
8pm, $5 suggested donation (no one turned away)
@ Enterbeing
1603 NE Alberta
Hanna Benn & Jeff Aaron Bryant (Seattle) Composer(s) and visual artist collaboration
Jay Derderian: Portland State Composition Graduate shares recent Chamber Music featuring Scott Brazieal on piano and more.
Hanna Benn is a performer and composer from Seattle. She writes vocal music for ensembles as well as performing in groups such as Pollens.
Jeff Aaron Bryant is a sound and video artist from Seattle. He Pollinates as well.
Jay Derderian is a recent Graduate of Portland State University's music composition program. He writes music for all you all.
Sunday, August 16th
8pm, $5 suggested donation (no one turned away)
@ Enterbeing
1603 NE Alberta
Hanna Benn & Jeff Aaron Bryant (Seattle) Composer(s) and visual artist collaboration
Jay Derderian: Portland State Composition Graduate shares recent Chamber Music featuring Scott Brazieal on piano and more.
Hanna Benn is a performer and composer from Seattle. She writes vocal music for ensembles as well as performing in groups such as Pollens.
Jeff Aaron Bryant is a sound and video artist from Seattle. He Pollinates as well.
Jay Derderian is a recent Graduate of Portland State University's music composition program. He writes music for all you all.
8/2/08 and 8/16/09: musical meditations
7pm , august 2nd and august 16th
donation based
bamboo grove salon
134 SE taylor st
Musical Meditations:
a combination of music / poetry / movement that portrays and facilitates meditation
www.bamboogrovesalon.com
www.myspace.com/eugeneslee (sound + video + more info)
Eugene Lee is a free jazz musician from boston; recently moved to Portland.
donation based
bamboo grove salon
134 SE taylor st
Musical Meditations:
a combination of music / poetry / movement that portrays and facilitates meditation
www.bamboogrovesalon.com
www.myspace.com/eugeneslee (sound + video + more info)
Eugene Lee is a free jazz musician from boston; recently moved to Portland.
7/31/09: Joel Pickard and David Jensenius (NY) + Guests
Portland New Music Society Presents:
Friday, July 31st
8pm, $5 suggested donation (no one turned away)
@ Enterbeing
1603 NE alberta
JOEL PICKARD -recent Portland implant from Oakland; composer/performer; amazing music for lapsteel
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DAVID JENSENIUS (NY) -composer/performer from Wesleyen college performs electroacoustic music
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an ensemble of Pdx Musicians performs with David.
Friday, July 31st
8pm, $5 suggested donation (no one turned away)
@ Enterbeing
1603 NE alberta
JOEL PICKARD -recent Portland implant from Oakland; composer/performer; amazing music for lapsteel
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DAVID JENSENIUS (NY) -composer/performer from Wesleyen college performs electroacoustic music
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an ensemble of Pdx Musicians performs with David.
Friday 7/17:PdxNewMusicSociety 3-year anniversary
Portland New Music Society Presents:
PdxNewMusic 3-Year Anniversary Party!
---Come out and Celebrate with friends and peers---
Friday, July 17th @ 8pm
@Boxlift Bldg (333 NE Hancock)
*w/ sound installation by:
Dan Senn
& music by:
Prehistoric Horse (NY)
David Grollman (drums), Valerie Kuehne (cello), Lucio Menegon (sounds)
&
The Hand Quartet (name pending) Jordan Dykstra (viola), Bob Jones (bass), Mary Sutton (violin), and Jonathan Sielaff (bass clarinet)
performing collaborative compositions by Branic Howard and Brandon Conway (PdxNewMusicSociety founders)
&
beer by Amnesia Brewery.
Please bring some snacks to share. We will be taking donations for a working budget for the next PdxNewMusicSociety "season;" so bring your wads of cash!
PdxNewMusic 3-Year Anniversary Party!
---Come out and Celebrate with friends and peers---
Friday, July 17th @ 8pm
@Boxlift Bldg (333 NE Hancock)
*w/ sound installation by:
Dan Senn
& music by:
Prehistoric Horse (NY)
David Grollman (drums), Valerie Kuehne (cello), Lucio Menegon (sounds)
&
The Hand Quartet (name pending) Jordan Dykstra (viola), Bob Jones (bass), Mary Sutton (violin), and Jonathan Sielaff (bass clarinet)
performing collaborative compositions by Branic Howard and Brandon Conway (PdxNewMusicSociety founders)
&
beer by Amnesia Brewery.
Please bring some snacks to share. We will be taking donations for a working budget for the next PdxNewMusicSociety "season;" so bring your wads of cash!
6/21/09: Bill Horist, Jakob Riis, JP Jenkins
Portland New Music Society presents:
Sunday, June 21st
8pm
@ Enterbeing (ne 16th and Alberta)
$5 donations
Bill Horist-(Seattle)-unique prepared guitar improvisation
Jakob Riis-(Denmark)-laptop and electronics.
JP Jenkins - (Portland)-guitar & electronics
Bill Horist
(b. 1971, Washington DC, US)
Since arriving in Seattle in the mid- nineties, Bill has established himself as a highly regarded performer, composer and improviser. He has appeared on over 50 releases and has performed hundreds of concert around the world. In addition to his solo endeavors and work with bands Master Musicians of Bukkake, the Paul Rucker Ensemble and Ghidra to name a few, he has collaborated with a wide range of artists including John Zorn, Secret Chiefs 3, Ruins, Bill Frisell, KK Null, Vidushi Sumitra Guha, Kinski and Aiko Shimada among many others.
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Sunday, June 21st
8pm
@ Enterbeing (ne 16th and Alberta)
$5 donations
Bill Horist-(Seattle)-unique prepared guitar improvisation
Jakob Riis-(Denmark)-laptop and electronics.
JP Jenkins - (Portland)-guitar & electronics
Bill Horist
(b. 1971, Washington DC, US)
Since arriving in Seattle in the mid- nineties, Bill has established himself as a highly regarded performer, composer and improviser. He has appeared on over 50 releases and has performed hundreds of concert around the world. In addition to his solo endeavors and work with bands Master Musicians of Bukkake, the Paul Rucker Ensemble and Ghidra to name a few, he has collaborated with a wide range of artists including John Zorn, Secret Chiefs 3, Ruins, Bill Frisell, KK Null, Vidushi Sumitra Guha, Kinski and Aiko Shimada among many others.
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Jakob Riis
(b.1964, Vejle, Denmark)
Composer, electronic musician, improviser. Active in the experimental fields of electronic music, soundart, improvisation and contemporary composition. Former trombonist, now focusing on electronic music, laptop pioneer on the danish experimental scene. Today Jakob Riis is primarily making electronic, noise and electroacoustic music, often making solo laptop prefomances, improvising within open structures. As a composer he has composed music for bigband, chamber ensembles as well as electronic and electro acoustic music, for ensembles like Copenhagen Art Ensemble, The Orchestra and The Ghettoblaster Ensemble. As an improviser he is playing with people like Axel Dörner, Jassem Hindi, Philipp Wachsmann, Peter Ole Jørgensen, Mats Gustafsson, Pål Nilssen-Love, Lotte Anker a.o. Studied trombone at the Rhythmic Conservatory (RMC) in Copenhagen, where he graduated in 1990. In 97-99 he studied composition with Bob Brookmeyer at RMC.
-----------------------------------------(b.1964, Vejle, Denmark)
Composer, electronic musician, improviser. Active in the experimental fields of electronic music, soundart, improvisation and contemporary composition. Former trombonist, now focusing on electronic music, laptop pioneer on the danish experimental scene. Today Jakob Riis is primarily making electronic, noise and electroacoustic music, often making solo laptop prefomances, improvising within open structures. As a composer he has composed music for bigband, chamber ensembles as well as electronic and electro acoustic music, for ensembles like Copenhagen Art Ensemble, The Orchestra and The Ghettoblaster Ensemble. As an improviser he is playing with people like Axel Dörner, Jassem Hindi, Philipp Wachsmann, Peter Ole Jørgensen, Mats Gustafsson, Pål Nilssen-Love, Lotte Anker a.o. Studied trombone at the Rhythmic Conservatory (RMC) in Copenhagen, where he graduated in 1990. In 97-99 he studied composition with Bob Brookmeyer at RMC.
5/17/09: Theriault/Goodwin/Reese
Sunday, May 17th @ Worksound (820 SE Alder)
starting at 10 pm:
solo sets from
Doug Theriault
Scott Goodwin
Adam Reese (album release and tour kickoff)
5/11/09: Battle Hymns & Gardens / WIMBC / Neal Morgan
Battle Hymns & Gardens|Why I Must Be Careful|Neal Morgan
Monday, May 11, 2009 at around 9pm or so
Valentines
232 SW Ankeny
Free
Battle Hymns & Gardens (Reed Wallsmith, alto saxophone; Jonathan
Sielaff, bass clarinet/pedals; Fred Chalenor, upright
bass/electronics; Tim DuRoche, drums), Why I Must Be Careful (the
estimable duo of Seth Brown and John Niekrasz) and Neal Morgan
(drummer/singer/phenomena) offer up a rich evening of sounds and
surprises.
Monday, May 11, 2009 at around 9pm or so
Valentines
232 SW Ankeny
Free
Battle Hymns & Gardens (Reed Wallsmith, alto saxophone; Jonathan
Sielaff, bass clarinet/pedals; Fred Chalenor, upright
bass/electronics; Tim DuRoche, drums), Why I Must Be Careful (the
estimable duo of Seth Brown and John Niekrasz) and Neal Morgan
(drummer/singer/phenomena) offer up a rich evening of sounds and
surprises.
5/7/09: Derek M. Johnson, Abusive Delay/Branpappy & And
Portland New Music Society Presents:
Derek M. Johnson (Olympia)-cello for the wild at heart
Abusive Delay and Branpappy
*a first time collaboration: electronics, synths, feedback mixer, etc
And-is a rock band which consists of non-rock musicians. Please be kind.
(Scott Brazieal, Drew Adams, Kelvin Pittman)
Thursday May 7th @ 8pm
Free (donations gladly accepted)
Enterbeing
1603 NE Alberta St. @ NE 16th
Portland, OR 97211
503.808.0385
Derek M. Johnson (Olympia)-cello for the wild at heart
Abusive Delay and Branpappy
*a first time collaboration: electronics, synths, feedback mixer, etc
And-is a rock band which consists of non-rock musicians. Please be kind.
(Scott Brazieal, Drew Adams, Kelvin Pittman)
Thursday May 7th @ 8pm
Free (donations gladly accepted)
Enterbeing
1603 NE Alberta St. @ NE 16th
Portland, OR 97211
503.808.0385
5/2/09: Hammer of Hathor, Tizio, Comaniche, Ghost to Falco
Tizio (Italy)
Comaniche
Hammer of Hathor
Ghost to Falco
The show is happening this Saturday, May 2nd, at Together Gallery
(2916 NE Alberta, suite A)
Starts at 8pm.
Comaniche
Hammer of Hathor
Ghost to Falco
The show is happening this Saturday, May 2nd, at Together Gallery
(2916 NE Alberta, suite A)
Starts at 8pm.
4/29/09: The Thing & The Naked Future
The Creative Music Guild Presents
The Thing (Mats Gustafsson, Paal Nilssen-Love, Ingebrigt Haker Flaten)
The Naked Future (Arrington de Dionyso, John Niekrasz, Gregg Skloff, Ben Kates)
4/29/09
8PM
$9 general admin, $7 students and FREE to CMG members
Backspace 115 NW 5th
The Thing (Mats Gustafsson, Paal Nilssen-Love, Ingebrigt Haker Flaten)
The Naked Future (Arrington de Dionyso, John Niekrasz, Gregg Skloff, Ben Kates)
4/29/09
8PM
$9 general admin, $7 students and FREE to CMG members
Backspace 115 NW 5th
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