The Creative Music Guild Presents:
12/7/10
The Hop and Vine (1914 N. Killingsworth)
8PM
$5-15 sliding scale
Endangered Blood from NYC (Chris Speed - sax, Jim Black - drums, Trevor Dunn - bass, Oscar Noriega - sax)
Paxselin Quartet from PDX (Mary Sue Tobin - sax, Ken Ollis - Drums, Bill Athens- Bass, Chad Hensel - Clarinets)
11/20/10: Sugar Free & Trio Flux
Trio Flux
Sugar Free "We are upright bass and sax doing entirely free, improvised music"
The Globe, 2045 SE Belmont, Nov 20 @ 8pm.
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For Photos, Music and More... www.sugarfreejazz.com
11/6/10: Gust Burns, Jack Wright & Mark Kaylor + locals
Saturday, Nov. 6: Jack Wright (sax), Gust Burns (piano) and Mark Kaylor (drums) at Tabor Space (sliding scale - $5-15)
The Creative Music Guild is proud to present an evening of world-class improvised music by Jack Wright (sax), Gust Burns (piano), and Mark Kaylor (drums) performing in trio.
Jack Wright is a living legend; a master saxophonist from Philadelphia who has been playing improvised music exclusively since the 1970s. "Raw, visceral, urgent, his music demands to be heard" (The Wire). "The saxophonist Jack Wright remains the most indispensable musician of his generation. A true catalyst of energy, [...] he is still the reference par excellence for all the generations who have followed" (Jazzosphere no. 19).
Gust Burns is a ground-breaking pianist and composer from Seattle where he performs with a wide swath of contemporary avant musicians, teaches, and directs the Seattle Improvised Music Festival. Portland's own Mark Kaylor is a sensitive and visionary improvisor on drums. He performs with Hammer of Hathor, Kinetic Harpoon, and many of Portland's musical stalwarts.
For this Portland performance, the audience will be treated to one stellar set by Wright, Burns, and Kaylor followed by two shorter sets featuring Portland musicians hand-picked by Wright and Burns including Tim DuRoche (drums), Heather Vergotis (sax, guitar), and John Niekrasz (drums).
Saturday, November 6, 2010 Wright, Burns, Kaylor Trio followed by a trio of Vergotis, Niekrasz & Burns and a duo of Wright and DuRoche.
TaborSpace SE 55th & Belmont
8pm
Sliding scale $5-$15
11/3/10: Blue Cranes & Ballrogg
From Reed, "we are presenting a wonderful Norweigan avant-garde duo,BALLROGG, this Wednesday, 11/3 in Portland. we'll be playing together at a wonderful space in Northeast, on NE Prescott at 6th, at the Portland Playhouse. it is a BEAUTIFUL old acoustic church space that is mostly being used now for performing plays"
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BLUE CRANES
BALLROGG
Wednesday, November 3
Portland Playhouse (602 NE Prescott Ave, Portland)
All Ages. $8. 8pm.
BALLROGG
Wednesday, November 3
Portland Playhouse (602 NE Prescott Ave, Portland)
All Ages. $8. 8pm.
10/23/10: Matana Roberts w/ PDX Ensemble
"The Creative Music Guild is proud to announce a night of compelling music by New York alto saxophonist Matana Roberts. “Could this be the woman to sell good old fashioned, American Anti-jazz to the masses?”[London Times]
For this rare Portland performance, Roberts will play one solo set and one set with a small ensemble of exciting Portland musicians including Tim DuRoche (drums), Reed Wallsmith (sax), Gregg Skloff (bass), Jordan Dykstra (viola), Dr. John C. Savage (flutes), and Rebecca Gates (guitar)"
Saturday, October 23rd, 8pm
@ WorkSound, 820 SE Alder St., Portland, OR $5-$15 donation
For this rare Portland performance, Roberts will play one solo set and one set with a small ensemble of exciting Portland musicians including Tim DuRoche (drums), Reed Wallsmith (sax), Gregg Skloff (bass), Jordan Dykstra (viola), Dr. John C. Savage (flutes), and Rebecca Gates (guitar)"
Saturday, October 23rd, 8pm
@ WorkSound, 820 SE Alder St., Portland, OR $5-$15 donation
10/12/10: Guillermo Bron & Tim DuRoche
Jazz Improv with Guillermo E. Brown and Tim DuRoche
October 12, doors at 6:00 pm
Design Within Reach Portland Studio
1200 NW Everett St.
Free, All Ages
"Visiting artist for the MFA in Visual Studies program Guillermo E. Brown collaborates with local artist Tim DuRoche on an evening of improvised jazz percussion music and performance. Brown is a musician, multidisciplinary performer and producer/composer featured on over 25 recordings. Refusing to be contained by any one genre, he is an anomaly among New York’s free jazz performers.
DuRoche is a jazz musician-composer and conceptual artist who thrives on the slim boundaries between art, utility, entertainment and civic engagement. He creates site-specific performances, sound installations, composition, intermedia collaboration and performs frequently at nightclubs and festivals."
October 12, doors at 6:00 pm
Design Within Reach Portland Studio
1200 NW Everett St.
Free, All Ages
"Visiting artist for the MFA in Visual Studies program Guillermo E. Brown collaborates with local artist Tim DuRoche on an evening of improvised jazz percussion music and performance. Brown is a musician, multidisciplinary performer and producer/composer featured on over 25 recordings. Refusing to be contained by any one genre, he is an anomaly among New York’s free jazz performers.
DuRoche is a jazz musician-composer and conceptual artist who thrives on the slim boundaries between art, utility, entertainment and civic engagement. He creates site-specific performances, sound installations, composition, intermedia collaboration and performs frequently at nightclubs and festivals."
9/23/10: CMG Benefit show w/ Rich Halley, Thicket, Pete Swanson, Golden Retriever, CCCP, Deep/Leap video
September 23, 2010:
A Benefit Show for Portland's Creative Music Guild
Pete Swanson
Golden Retriever
Thicket
Rich Halley Trio
the Creative Composer’s Collective of Portland
Video art by Jesse Malmed/Deep Leap
Thursday, September 23rd, 8pm @ Holocene, www.holocene.org
1001 SE Morrison
- Pete Swanson - Much anticipated solo performance by the sonic dervish formerly of Yellow Swans.
- Golden Retriever - Serious synth and effected bass clarinet tripscapes. Cinematic, strange, and smart. Jonathan Sielaff (bass clarinet) and Matt Carlson (synth).
- Thicket - Caustic, mercurial, and intuitive improvisations by members of Dragging an Ox through Water, Why I Must Be Careful, and Fly!Fly!Fly!Fly!Fly! Brian Mumford (guitar), Ben Kates (reed guitar), and John Niekrasz (drums).
- Rich Halley Trio - Tight, eloquent avant-jazz by Portland's finest. Rich Halley (sax), Andre St.James (bass), Carson Halley (drums). Rich is a fantastic saxophonist and founded the Creative Music Guild in 1991. Andre and Carson make for a blistering rhythm section.
- The Creative Composers' Collective of Portland will debut two new ecstatic compositions by Heather Vergotis and Ursula Morton. Performers include stalwarts of Portland's avant music scene: Mark Kaylor, Gregg Skloff, JP Jenkins, Ryan Steuwe, Alyssa Reed, Todd Dickerson, Heather Vergotis, and Ursula Morton.
- Deep/Leap Video is Jesse Malmed who is a video artist who has exhibited his work across the US. He curates Deep Leap Microcinema and deftly combines live performance and contemporary video art.
A Benefit Show for Portland's Creative Music Guild
Pete Swanson
Golden Retriever
Thicket
Rich Halley Trio
the Creative Composer’s Collective of Portland
Video art by Jesse Malmed/Deep Leap
Thursday, September 23rd, 8pm @ Holocene, www.holocene.org
1001 SE Morrison
- Pete Swanson - Much anticipated solo performance by the sonic dervish formerly of Yellow Swans.
- Golden Retriever - Serious synth and effected bass clarinet tripscapes. Cinematic, strange, and smart. Jonathan Sielaff (bass clarinet) and Matt Carlson (synth).
- Thicket - Caustic, mercurial, and intuitive improvisations by members of Dragging an Ox through Water, Why I Must Be Careful, and Fly!Fly!Fly!Fly!Fly! Brian Mumford (guitar), Ben Kates (reed guitar), and John Niekrasz (drums).
- Rich Halley Trio - Tight, eloquent avant-jazz by Portland's finest. Rich Halley (sax), Andre St.James (bass), Carson Halley (drums). Rich is a fantastic saxophonist and founded the Creative Music Guild in 1991. Andre and Carson make for a blistering rhythm section.
- The Creative Composers' Collective of Portland will debut two new ecstatic compositions by Heather Vergotis and Ursula Morton. Performers include stalwarts of Portland's avant music scene: Mark Kaylor, Gregg Skloff, JP Jenkins, Ryan Steuwe, Alyssa Reed, Todd Dickerson, Heather Vergotis, and Ursula Morton.
- Deep/Leap Video is Jesse Malmed who is a video artist who has exhibited his work across the US. He curates Deep Leap Microcinema and deftly combines live performance and contemporary video art.
9/17/10: Dragging an Ox through Water and Hammer of Hathor
September 17, 2010
Dragging an Ox Through Water
Hammer of Hathor
$3
6637 Milwaukie Ave
Doors 8, show at 9
Dragging an Ox Through Water
Hammer of Hathor
$3
6637 Milwaukie Ave
Doors 8, show at 9
8/24/10: Kudler/Narayan, Theriault, Sielaff
8/24/10:
duo
Jesse Kudler (guitar, electronics, radios, and tapes / Philadelphia) +
Chandan Narayan (autoharp, swarmandal / Toronto)
solo
Doug Theriault (guitar, electronics / Portland)
solo
Jonathan Sielaff (amplified bass clarinet / Portland)
Tuesday, August 24th, 8pm
@ WorkSound
820 SE Alder, Portland
http://www.worksoundpdx.com/
$donation
duo
Jesse Kudler (guitar, electronics, radios, and tapes / Philadelphia) +
Chandan Narayan (autoharp, swarmandal / Toronto)
solo
Doug Theriault (guitar, electronics / Portland)
solo
Jonathan Sielaff (amplified bass clarinet / Portland)
Tuesday, August 24th, 8pm
@ WorkSound
820 SE Alder, Portland
http://www.worksoundpdx.com/
$donation
8/13/10: Howard/Conway/Pickard
Portland New Music Society
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Friday, August 13th8:00pm,
$5 suggested donation
(no one turned away)
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Friday, August 13th8:00pm,
$5 suggested donation
(no one turned away)
Redeemer Lutheran Church
5431 Northeast 20th Avenue, (~20th and Killingsworth)
Portland, OR 97211
Branic Howard- Laptop, Electronics (and Piano ?)
Brandon Conway- No-input mixing board/homemade electronics
Joel Pickard - Pedal steel and electronic additions.
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8/11/10: Kinetic Harpoon
From Mark: "Yes folks, maybe you don't know but Kelvin Pittman is leaving town for New Mexico (this week?).
This will be the last night @ Waypost with Kinetic Harpoon until???
So Kelvin and I will play a duo set, then take a break, and then anyone who wants to play w/ Kelvin will be able to until 10.
We get things rolling around 7-7:30.
Seriously you should be there if you know Kelvin!!"
8/7/10: Duroche/Sielaff/Burns
From Tim: Join us for a rich evening of conversation and dynamic free improvisation with our dear friend, GUST BURNS—one of the NW's most engaging pianists and improvisational artists, making a visit from Seattle. He's joined by clarinetist JONATHAN SIELAFF and drummer TIM DUROCHE for an evening of new composition, improvisation.
Saturday, August 7· 8:00pm
TaborSpace
5441 SE Belmont
Portland, OR
$10—15 Donation
Saturday, August 7· 8:00pm
TaborSpace
5441 SE Belmont
Portland, OR
$10—15 Donation
8/4/10: Waldo, Beatty/Poretti
Remembrance and Creation:
An evening of duet performance at the Old Church
WHAT: Remembrance and Creation: An evening of duet performance
WHERE: The Old Church
WHEN: Wednesday, August 4 at 7pm
TICKETS: Free. Donations suggested.
THE EVENT
Remembrance and Creation is a double bill that explores the contrasting traditions in duet performance of the romantic period and avant-garde improvised jazz.
The evening will open with cellist James Waldo performing works for cello and piano accompaniment by Johannes Brahms and Frederic Chopin, giants of the romantic tradition of the 19th century. Following that will be a fully improvised free-jazz set in the Chicago tradition, featuring the duo of saxophonist Josh Beatty and drummer Anthony Poretti.
ABOUT JAMES WALDO
Cellist James Waldo has achieved distinction as a concert soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral player. Currently residing in New York City, Waldo recently received his Masters of Music degree from Mannes College, The New School for Music, where he studied with Timothy Eddy. Waldo served as principal cellist for the Mannes Orchestra and Opera from 2008-10, and has participated in numerous chamber music series around New York City, including performances at Carnegie Recital Hall, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Pierpont Morgan Library, La Poisson Rouge, and the New York Historical Society. Selected awards and prizes include: finalist in the Mannes Concerto Competition; winner of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Concerto Competition; and winner of the Menomonee Falls Concerto Competition in Wisconsin. Waldo last performed at the Old Church in July 2009, and is returning to the city for several performances with Spirits of the Red City, a national touring orchestral folk ensemble he has collaborated with since the group's formation in 2008.
ABOUT ANTHONY PORETTI AND JOSH BEATTY
Anthony Poretti (drums) and Josh Beatty (saxophones) are two up-and-coming improvisers on the Chicago experimental music scene. They began working together in 2009, and the collaboration was immediately intense, energetic and spontaneous, with unexpected twists and turns of ideas. Enticed by the power and flexibility of the collaboration, Poretti and Beatty decided to form a working duo to explore the sonic possibilities it had to offer. The duo has developed an aesthetic and dynamic concept informed equally by post-bop jazz and twentieth-century classical music.
Beatty, originally from Seaside, Oregon, is a graduate of Pacific Lutheran University. He moved to Chicago in 1999 and is active in the free jazz, improvisational and experimental music scene. Poretti, originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota, relocated to Chicago in 2009 between national tours with the chamber folk orchestra Spirits of the Red City, and performs with several avant-garde ensembles in the city.
FOR INFORMATION, MULTIMEDIA AND MORE:
Brian Voerding
612.208.2594
7/28/10: Kinetic Harpoon, open session
From Mark:
The last Wed. of the month is upon us again and its again time for another evening of music @ the Waypost!
Last month was very nice, so much so that we're gonna start doing this event twice a month (2nd/last Wed.)
Basically what happens is Kelvin and I (Kinetic Harpoon) play a short opening set and then after a break there are ad-hoc combinations with anyone who has brought an instrument to play.
Open to all, just don't bring a half stack and expect to play.
Please come, starts after 7:00 (we wait until there's enough people there, so show up on time and more music can happen), its all over by 10.
Here's a clip from last month's opening set:
7/24/10: Golia/Halley Quartet
Vinny Golia/Rich Halley Quartet
The Rich Halley/Vinny Golia Quartet will perform original music at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 24, at Taborspace, 5441 SE Belmont. Admission is a suggested donation of $10-$15 on a sliding scale. The quartet will include: Vinny Golia, reeds; Rich Halley, tenor sax, wood flute, percussion; Andre St James, bass; Carson Halley, drums.
Multi-instrumentalist Vinny Golia is one of the most influential creative musicians on the West Coast. As a composer, he fuses the rich heritage of Jazz, contemporary classical and world music into his own unique compositions. As a bandleader, Vinny has presented his music to audiences in Europe, Canada, Mexico, Japan and the United States in ensembles varying dramatically in size and instrumentation. He has won numerous awards as a composer, including grants from the National Endowment of the Arts, The Lila Wallace Program, The California Arts Council, Meet the Composer, and the American Composers Forum.
Rich Halley is a saxophonist and composer based on Oregon. His 11 recordings as a leader have been critically acclaimed in the jazz press, and his groups have performed at concerts, festivals and clubs in the U.S. and Canada. His most recent recording is the just-released "Live at the Penofin Jazz Festival." Rich is a founder of the Creative Music Guild and the musical director of the Penofin Jazz Festival.
For more information, please call (503) 244-2070 or go to www.richhalley.com.
The Rich Halley/Vinny Golia Quartet will perform original music at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 24, at Taborspace, 5441 SE Belmont. Admission is a suggested donation of $10-$15 on a sliding scale. The quartet will include: Vinny Golia, reeds; Rich Halley, tenor sax, wood flute, percussion; Andre St James, bass; Carson Halley, drums.
Multi-instrumentalist Vinny Golia is one of the most influential creative musicians on the West Coast. As a composer, he fuses the rich heritage of Jazz, contemporary classical and world music into his own unique compositions. As a bandleader, Vinny has presented his music to audiences in Europe, Canada, Mexico, Japan and the United States in ensembles varying dramatically in size and instrumentation. He has won numerous awards as a composer, including grants from the National Endowment of the Arts, The Lila Wallace Program, The California Arts Council, Meet the Composer, and the American Composers Forum.
Rich Halley is a saxophonist and composer based on Oregon. His 11 recordings as a leader have been critically acclaimed in the jazz press, and his groups have performed at concerts, festivals and clubs in the U.S. and Canada. His most recent recording is the just-released "Live at the Penofin Jazz Festival." Rich is a founder of the Creative Music Guild and the musical director of the Penofin Jazz Festival.
For more information, please call (503) 244-2070 or go to www.richhalley.com.
7/21/10: Pittman, Jenkins and Hayleck/Wilcox/Neidhardt trio
3 sets at the Wail:
Kelvin Pittman- Solo Sax
JP Jenkins- Solo Guitar
a trio of Andy Hayleck, Tyler Wilcox, Paul Neidhardt
show at 7pm $6 sugg donation for performers
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Kelvin Pittman- Solo Sax
JP Jenkins- Solo Guitar
a trio of Andy Hayleck, Tyler Wilcox, Paul Neidhardt
show at 7pm $6 sugg donation for performers
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Andrew Hayleck
Andrew Hayleck is an electro-acoustic musician who lives in Baltimore, Maryland. He uses a Paia modular synthesizer, contact microphone, mixer, and two raw speakers in improvisation, utilizing the feedback and resonance characteristics of a variety of materials. He is presently building a camera obscura and documenting the slow changes of light within. Recordings include: "Two Gong/Wire Pieces" (Ehse), "Gong/Wire" (Earlids), "Various Recordings Involving Ice" (HereSee), and "The Disappearing Floor" (Recorded).
Born in 1979 in silver spring maryland, raised in and around baltimore. Began composing glacial drone based tape music in 2001. Switched to reeds in 2003 with a desire to embody fleeting sound phenomena. Moved to Washington state in 2005 to experience wild nature in the cascades. Experiencing true silence and the white noise of nature slowed and opened his music. Current collaborators Gust Burns, Jeffrey Allport, Kelvin PIttman, Paul Neidhardt, Mara Sedlins, Wilson Shook, and Mark collins.
Paul Neidhardt
From Baltimore-percussion, friction Baltimore's Paul Neidhardt is one of the countries most astonishing new music percussionists. A trained, highly disciplined player with a flair for complex textural sound produced by friction, Neidhardt's approach to improvising covers the majority of the terrain explored by the explosive side of European free music and subtle textural players like Sean Meehan and Jason Kahn, while retaining a freshness and flexibility of purpose all his own. His background playing rock and African music adds a potential for propulsive intesnivty to his playing not usually found in players so skilled in the arts of minimalist reductionism. Despite recovering from injuries that limited his time playing in recent years, he is a highly in-demand player, working with groups like Trokeneis, Death in the Maze, and Multiphonic Choir, as well as frequent collaborations with Jack Wright. He is currently a member of the Red Room collective and High Zero Foundation.
7/17/10: Moodring, 2 Oboes, Eet
This Saturday
July 17th
at Mudai (the Ethiopian Restaurant)
801 NE Broadway St.
Moodring
Come say goodbye to Michael and get your face melted!
2 Oboes
Come say goodbye to Sarah and hello to Jennifer! (you might also get your face melted)
Eet
Come say anything! It's our last show before our wedding!
It's at 9ish
and it's FREE
July 17th
at Mudai (the Ethiopian Restaurant)
801 NE Broadway St.
Moodring
Come say goodbye to Michael and get your face melted!
2 Oboes
Come say goodbye to Sarah and hello to Jennifer! (you might also get your face melted)
Eet
Come say anything! It's our last show before our wedding!
It's at 9ish
and it's FREE
7/17/10: The Outside Music Ensemble at Powell Butte
What: 12th Annual Music for Powell Butte: Sounds Under the Sky
When: 7 p.m. Saturday, July 17
Where: Powell Butte
Cost: Free
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Saxophonist and composer Rich Halley and The Outside Music Ensemble will perform original rhythm-based jazz at 7 p.m. on Saturday, July 17, on top of Powell Butte. This concert is part of the Portland Parks & Recreation Summer Concert Series, and admission is FREE for listeners who walk to the top of the butte.
“Music for Powell Butte – Sounds under the Sky” is a unique experience that appeals to both music fans and to those who want to spend a summer evening in a beautiful natural setting on top of a volcanic butte surrounded by snowcapped peaks.
The Outside Music Ensemble is an all-star group featuring musicians from up and down the West Coast. It includes: Rich Halley, tenor sax; Michael Vlatkovich, trombone; Jim Knodle, trumpet; Troy Grugett, alto sax; Dave Storrs, percussion; and Carson Halley, percussion. The music will consist of original compositions by Rich Halley. Sponsors include the Portland Water Bureau, Penofin and the Creative Music Guild.
Rich Halley is a saxophonist and composer based on Oregon. His 11 recordings as a leader have been critically acclaimed in the jazz press. His most recent recording is “Live at the Penofin Jazz Festival” which was just released. Rich is a founder of the Creative Music Guild and the musical director of the Penofin Jazz Festival.
When: 7 p.m. Saturday, July 17
Where: Powell Butte
Cost: Free
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Saxophonist and composer Rich Halley and The Outside Music Ensemble will perform original rhythm-based jazz at 7 p.m. on Saturday, July 17, on top of Powell Butte. This concert is part of the Portland Parks & Recreation Summer Concert Series, and admission is FREE for listeners who walk to the top of the butte.
“Music for Powell Butte – Sounds under the Sky” is a unique experience that appeals to both music fans and to those who want to spend a summer evening in a beautiful natural setting on top of a volcanic butte surrounded by snowcapped peaks.
The Outside Music Ensemble is an all-star group featuring musicians from up and down the West Coast. It includes: Rich Halley, tenor sax; Michael Vlatkovich, trombone; Jim Knodle, trumpet; Troy Grugett, alto sax; Dave Storrs, percussion; and Carson Halley, percussion. The music will consist of original compositions by Rich Halley. Sponsors include the Portland Water Bureau, Penofin and the Creative Music Guild.
Rich Halley is a saxophonist and composer based on Oregon. His 11 recordings as a leader have been critically acclaimed in the jazz press. His most recent recording is “Live at the Penofin Jazz Festival” which was just released. Rich is a founder of the Creative Music Guild and the musical director of the Penofin Jazz Festival.
7/16/10: Hammer of Hathor, Raf Spielman, Evan Miller, Kevin Thomson, Brian Mumford
From Mark,
"Folks we're playing a last minute show at "The Place" which is a temporary art space in the Pioneer Place mall downtown.
Here's info on the space:
http://placepdx.tumblr.com/
Update: Get there by 7:30 so you're in before the mall closes!
"Folks we're playing a last minute show at "The Place" which is a temporary art space in the Pioneer Place mall downtown.
Kevin Thomson, Evan Miller, Hammer of Hathor, Raf Spielman & Brian Mumford
When | Fri Jul 16, 2010 |
Where | third floor of the Pioneer Place Mall (Atrium Bldg) in downtown Portland OR |
http://placepdx.tumblr.com/
Update: Get there by 7:30 so you're in before the mall closes!
7/11/10: Gregg Skloff solo
Gregg Skloff
presents
"Fistful of Manduka Mukta"
and other Digressions
on Earnest Entreaties, Vulgar Errors,
and the Many-Flavour'd Uses of Adversity.
~[ solo performances on upright bass ]~
Sunday, July 11, 2010
at the Wail, 5135 NE 42nd Ave.
4:45 p.m. & thereafter.
Donations welcome.
presents
"Fistful of Manduka Mukta"
and other Digressions
on Earnest Entreaties, Vulgar Errors,
and the Many-Flavour'd Uses of Adversity.
~[ solo performances on upright bass ]~
Sunday, July 11, 2010
at the Wail, 5135 NE 42nd Ave.
4:45 p.m. & thereafter.
Donations welcome.
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