Shows
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Wednesday, April 14th, 2010
40 Drummer Ceremony
7-10pm
free admission & free bar from 7-8:30pm
led by
Hisham Akira Bharoocha(Soft Circle)
with various drummers
@
The Good Units At Hudson
356 W. 58th street(at 9th ave.)
NY, NY 10019
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Friday, March 26th, 2010
The Drunkard’s Wife
Live at:
Rubalad
located on Flushing at Taafe Street(look for all of the people are…)
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
$10 admission
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Saturday, March 20th, 2010
ROULETTE presents
20 Greene St (between Canal and Grand St)
Admission $15 Students/Seniors/Under 30s $10 MEMBERS FREE
TICKETS/RSVP: 212.219.8242
http://www.roulette.org/
8:30 PM
Deviant Shakti: LaDonna Smith & Michael Evans
Dedicated music moving in the moment. LaDonna Smith, well known as a “devilish” fiddler and exponential avant-gardist on the viola, a forceful proponent of the American free improvisation movement in the South. She is not only a riveting performer, but also an active producer, presenter, and publisher, with plans to host a regional festival celebrating the 30 year anniversary of “the improvisor” in 2010. LaDonna Smith and Michael Evans, present their joyful collaboration, DEVIANT SHAKTI.
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Saturday, March 13th, 2010
Paris / West Nile
285 Kent Ave btwn s1 & s2
Williamsburg, NY
L or JMZ or B61
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Friday, March 12th, 2010
Public Assembly
70 North 6th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11211
(718) 384-4586
Back Room
Other Music, Enabler Network and The Crucial Getdown Present: Arms Around Haiti
8 pm - late!
$10
*ARMS AROUND HATI*
Featuring Arthur�s Landing, ARP, Versus, Reggie Watts & over 12 of NYC’s best DJ’s!!
Just because it’s not in the news as much anymore, doesn’t mean the situation in Haiti has gotten any better, nor will it anytime soon.
Please save this date for an evening of beautiful music, to celebrate life, and to raise money for Doctors Without Borders and Gran Bwa’s relief trip to Haiti.
There is a minimum donation of $10 at the door, but we encourage you to give more. Our goal is to raise $10,000! Every little bit helps!
LIVE PERFORMANCES IN BOTH ROOMS:
8:30 Elodie Lauten (performing new tangos)
9:30 Arthur�s Landing (Arthur Russell Collaborators performing his music)
10:30 ARP (melodic Kosmische sounds)
11 Versus (yes, Versus!)
11:30 Xela (deep, dark and purely evil ambience)
12 Reggie Watts (brilliant, hilarious beatbox comedian)
1 Gran Bwa (Haitian Rara carnival band)
DJs:
Cowboy Mark (Crucial Getdown - Enabler Network)
Gerald Hammill (Other Music)
Duane Harriot (Other Music/Bim Marx/Negroclash)
Andy Beta (Village Voice)
Sal P (Liquid Liquid)
Play It Loud DJs: Doug Gomez (Drrrtyhaze) | Henry Maldonado (Son of Sound) | Darshan Jesrani (Metro Area)
Marcos Cabral (Runaway - DFA)
Neurotic Drum Band DJ set feat: John Selway & Ulysses
We hope we can see you there!
Presented by: Other Music and Enabler Network
proceeds will be going to Doctors With Out Boarders
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Monday, March 8th, 2010
FULMINATE TRIO
Michael Evans-percussion,
Anders Nilsson-guitar,
Ken Filiano-bass
will perform a set of new music. Hope to see you there!
[With these gentlemen on the edge of their improvisational seats and allowing their future musings to connect and disconnect, Fulminate Trio conjure up the fire god. Their audio < > poltergeists hover, dart, collide, morph, transmute and fly in unison and contrary motion in and out of auditory focus.]
Evolving Voice Evolving Music Series
at The Local 269 (bar)
269 E Houston Street, corner of Suffolk Street
7pm Akiko Pavolka & House of Illusions
8pm Fulminate Trio
9pm Mat Maneri, Garth Stevenson, Randy Peterson
10pm Daniel Carter/Dave Sewelson/Brad Farberman/Francois Grillot/Steve Dalachinsky
at www.thelocal269.com
269 East Houston Street
New York, NY 10002
(212) 228-9874
$10/1 set
$15/2sets
$20/entire evening of music
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Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010
BED OF DADDLE w/Peter Zummo
Two Boots Tavern
384 Grand Street(Lower east Side)
NYC
Beeferman combines classical technique, improvising chops and sound design to create a compelling sound-world of fractured rhythms, post-tonal harmonic progressions, and elemental melodic structures.
Trombonist/composer Peter Zummo’s work pioneers many aspects of the contemporary classical tradition, minimalism, indeterminate performance situations, improvisation, and wonderfully humorous and spiritual ideas. He has developed new approaches to, and uses for, extended instrumental technique on the trombone and also uses the valve trombone, dijeridoo, euphonium, synthesizers and other electronics and his voice in performance. His many compositions for ensemble build on original melody and melodic fragments, and generate interactive situations in which musicians explore the boundaries of common and extended practice.
More info:
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Sunday, February 21st, 2010
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COMA improvised music series at @ ABC No Rio
(156 Rivington St. NYC
between Clinton & Suffolk)
notice new earlier start time!
in their first live duet performance of this century
7:00 Michael Evans drums / Craig Flanagin guitar
and following: China Painting – Jim Goodin & Daryl Shawn
tomorrow - sunday - february 21st - 7pm
there is a $5 suggested donation, which goes directly to the musicians;
but fear not, none will be turned away for want of funds
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Saturday, February 20th, 2010
M. E. & Judy Dunaway duet
LIVE !
Original Air Date: February 21, 2010
Morkel Ebens, percussion and Dolly Ferret, balloons and noises.
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Original Air Date: February 21, 2010
Morkel Ebens, percussion and Dolly Ferret, balloons and noises.
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http://www.blogtalkradio.com/improvisor
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Monday, February 8th, 2010
SLOW JAM
Sam Kulik (bass trombone) Jeremiah Cymerman (bass clarinet, electronics) Dan Peck (tuba) Tom Blancarte (bass) Doron Sadja (electronics) Michael Evans (bass cowbell tree) Jon Leland (bass drums)
Improvisation from the bottom up (only there’s no up).
@
The Stone
8pm
which is located at
the corner of
avenue C and 2nd street in NYC
ADMISSION
$10 per set
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Thursday, February 4th & 5th, 2010
Hunter College Faculty Fling
BENEFIT FOR HAITI
Dances by Megan Boyd, Lori Brungard, David Capps, Maura Donahue, Robin Dunn,
Jacqueline Gaffney, Catherine Green, Susan Hefner, Gerald Otte, and Kendra Portier
Thomas Hunter Hall, 6th floor
Lexington Avenue : between 68th and 69th Streets, (only door, west side of avenue)
NYC
7:30 PM
$7
6 Train to 68th street
Hi friends,
Tonight and tomorrow night (sorry for the short notice!) my sweetheart, Susan yet again has included myself and Nelson Simon in what is her newest spoof about aging and
impediments entitled, “Just Lucky.” I have created a beat box sound score for it. We hope you can join us.
Yours in lunacy,
Michael
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Friday, January 29, 2010 at 8:30pm & Saturday, January 30, 2010 at 7:00pm
The Code Ensemble Live at REDCAT
REDCAT, Downtown Los Angeles
The Herb Alpert Creative Music Series
The Re-Taking of Pelham 123 & Invasion from the Chicken Planet Plus; String Quartet #2 & Music by Randy Hostetler..!
The 14-member Code Ensemble delivers an exciting and imaginative contemporary rethink of David Shire’s classic crime-jazz score for the 1974 N.Y.C. subway caper movie The Taking of Pelham One Two Three. Horowitz and the Code bring everything from strings and horns to laptop sampler for a high-energy brew of classical, jazz, funk and rock as they perform alongside a projection of Jane Brill’s provocative meditation on the underground reverberations of 9/11.
The Code mashes up musical tropes from science fiction films in Invasion from the Chicken Planet, a theatrical presentation with live scene readings and projected video and graphics by Zig Gron. The program further includes Horowitz’s 2nd String Quartet and a set of works by Randy Hostetler.
The Saturday concert is preceded by a discussion with Steve Horowitz, Jane Brill, Zig Gron and David Shire.
“If I were hired to score the picture today, I would hope that my score would come out sounding the way that Steve’s does.” David Shire
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Saturday, January 9th, 2010
M. E. in duo w/ Tom Swafford(talented improvising violinist) as a part of The Music Under NY series
down under:
in the Union Square subway
upstairs at the entrance to the N, Q, R, + W trains
4-6pm
free
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Wednesday, December 16th, 2009 ~ 8:00pm
http://www.theplayerstheatre.com
Music on MacDougal Concert Series
Presents
Jim Pugliese’s Big Easy
www.myspace.com/jimpugliesesphaseIII
With:
Christine Bard-Drums, Roy Campbell-Trumpet/Flute/Vocals, Chris Cochrane-Guitar
Michael Evans-Percussion/Theremin, Kato Hideki-Bass, Audrey Chen-Cello/Voice
Jim Pugliese-Drums/Mbira/Vocals/Conduction
Presenting new works, as well as the works of Jim Pugliese’s
“PHASE III Live @ Issue Project Room NYC”
Best New Release of 2008 ~ All About Jazz New York
“Jim Pugliese is a masterful percussionist who straddles uptown and downtown new music circles with ease”
K. Leander Williams, Time Out New York
The Players Theatre
115 MacDougal Street(right off of 6 ave.)
NYC
212-352-3101
Tickets: $20.00
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December 15th, 2009
@ 10 pm
SLOW JAM
Sam Kulik (bass trombone) Jeremiah Cymerman (bass clarinet, electronics) Dan Peck (tuba) Tom Blancarte (bass) Doron Sadja (electronics) Michael Evans (bass cowbell tree) Jon Leland (bass drums)
Improvisation from the bottom up (only there’s no up).
and @
8 pm
Dan Peck Trio
Dan Peck (tuba) Tom Blancarte (bass) Brian Osborne (drums)
Compositions and improvisations. Tuba tuba tuba.
@
The Stone
which is located at
the corner of
avenue C and 2nd street in NYC
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Experimental Intermedia
224 Centre Street 3rd floor loft
NYC
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009, 8pm
BED OF DADDLE
MICHAEL EVANS, drums and percussion
GORDON BEEFERMAN, electric piano and synth
Two Boots Tavern
384 Grand Street, Lower East Side (at Norfolk St)
F to Delancey, JMZ to Essex, D to Grand
$5, free pizza included!
BED OF DADDLE, the improvising duo of Gordon Beeferman and Michael Evans is a futuristic and virtuosic wild ride incorporating free jazz, avant-garde and contemporary-classical music, electronics, theatrics, and junk percussion.
Beeferman combines classical technique, improvising chops and sound design to create a compelling sound-world of fractured rhythms, post-tonal harmonic progressions, and elemental melodic structures. Evans approaches his drumset with extended techniques and investigates the fluidity of rhythm and pulse with floating structures inspired by many musical and sound traditions including the blues, free jazz, world music, noise and time travel.
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December 4th, 2009
Dan Blacksberg- Trombone
Evan Lipson- Bass
Katt Hernandez- Violin
Michael Evans- Percussion
–>detailed, elated and disturbed music on the very highest level<–
@
THE STONE
which is located at
the corner of
avenue C and 2nd street in NYC
Fulminate Trio
electronics), Ken Filiano (double bass and electronics) & Anders
Nilsson (electric guitar and electronics)
Special Guests TBA
$10 suggested donation, $6 with a student ID
GASP Gallery
362-4 Boylston St., Brookline, MA 02445
galleryinfo@g-a-s-p.net
617.418.4308
GASP is one block from the Brookline Hills stop on the MBTA ‘D’ Riverside
line.
Directions/Info:
http://www397.pair.com/gasp1/
http://gaspsound.blogspot.com/
http://www.myspace.com/sonicartsatgasp
Links:
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FREDDY’S BACK ROOM PRESENTS:
ON THE WAY OUT: Music from the New York Underground
8:30pm
Tom Swafford-solo violin
10pm
Chris Cochrane TrioChris Cochrane-guitar
Michael Evans(ESP, God Is My Co-Pilot, Fulminate Trio) - drumsKato Hideki(Death Ambient, James Fei, Ground Zero)-bass
Chris Cochrane : Since moving to New York City, Chris has performed regularly in bands and improvised with hundreds of players.He is considered to be one of the most brilliant, daring, singular guitarists and songwriters out there. In addition to his rare solo recordingsand work with a number of bands, including the legendary, groundbreaking experimental prog unit NO SAFETY, which he co-founded withharpist Zeena Parkins, he has played live and/or recorded with an astounding array of similarly great musicians (John Zorn, Bongwater,Fred Frith, Mike Patton, Marc Ribot, Ikue Mori, …) visual artists, and choreographers. He also worked with writer/poet/performance artistDennis Cooper on the theater/dance piece “Them” (1985), directed by Ishmael Houston-Jones, and on the obscure and much despisedand/or cultishly adored CD “Weird Little Boy” (Avant Records, feat. John Zorn, Mike Patton, Trey Spruance a.o.)Chris Cochrane is one of downtown NY city’s greatest unsung guitar heroes and this will be the first ensemble led by Chris Cochrane in over 11 years, so please don’t miss it!!!!“Cochrane is known to weave knives and old guitar strings through his frets to create new dissonaces, yet his voice is strong, plain and straightforward… His work led guitarist Marc Ribot to proclaim Cochrane, along with James Blood Ulmer, among his favorite guitar players.”
-OPTION Magazine-
Freddy’s Backroom485 Dean St (@6th Ave)
Brooklyn, NY 11217
phone: 718.622.703
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November 9th, 2009 8pm
M. E. (solo percussion)
Ryan Jewel (solo percussion)
Gino Robair / Hans Koch duo
House concert
3111 Deakin street
Berkeley, California (on the border of Berkeley and Oakland)
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November 7, 2009 8pm
$8
Studio 1510 (Tom Looney’s performance space)
1510 8th St, Oakland, CA
-Michael Evans/Weasel Walter duo
“No Exit by Sartre” feat. Sarah Lockhart (drums),
Aurora Josephson (voice), Suki O’Kane (percussion)
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Friday, Nov 6 2009 8:00 PM Moe! Staiano + Michael Evans Duo Flux 53 5306 Foothill Blvd. @ Fairfax Oakland, California, $10
Audionaut Michael Evans (God Is My Co-Pilot) drops into town for a date with percussionary adventurist Moe! Staiano. http://www.myspace.com/moestaianomoekestra Cost : $10 suggested donation Only good things can happen when two improv percussionists that have a fondness for found instruments and electronics perform together on one stage. Moe! Staiano is a percussionist who usually uses found objects, but has moved to doing drumming on found objects on his trap set (i.e. prepared percussion). Moe! (yes, he includes the exclaimation mark in his name) has experimented through the years though solo percussion using pipes, food pans, pressure caps, sheet metals, nick-nacks & other stuff that has been found, given or stolen (mainly from Pizza Hut when he worked there including a nifty Spatula that he bows). One can expect to see Moe!'s show as a visual eye pleaser: running around throwing pipes on concrete, walking on pans with his feet to mute sounds or running amok, throwing his body into old cassette tapes or two dozen cymbals in any given performance. His shows can sometimes expect a big mess in one fashion or another (which he replies that the aftermath of his performances represents his life) with implements of mixers & vibrators on objects spewed throughout the set. He's been a good boy cleaning up after himself, too. Moe! Staiano Tele: 209-814-2524 Email: moestaiano1 at yahoo.com_______ www.myspace.com/moestaianomoekestra www.myspace.com/mutesocialite "How can you have so much free time when you have so many CD's by the Fall?" -Steve Lew
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October 29th, 2009 8pm
Musique a la Mode — a concert with David Moss, David Linton, Michael Evans and Fast Forward :::
@ the Sophiensaele Theater
Musique a la Mode is a concert in which all the instruments are derived from the common day kitchen. Performed by a quartet including musicians from New York and Berlin - David Moss, David Linton, Michael Evans and Fast Forward. This will be the world premiere of this new group work.
Sophiensaele Theater
10178 Berlin, Germany
030 2835266
October 6th, 2009 @ 8:00pm
(MEJA) Michael Evans and Jeff Arnal + ESP (East Side Percussion: Evans, Christine Bard & Jim Pugliese) +
Ryan Sawyer and Zach Layton

@
718-330-0313
Directions:
Subway F Line, Subway G Line
to CARROLL ST-SMITH ST stop
Walk East down Third St over Gowanus Canal to Third Av = 5 min walk
Subway F Line, Subway M Line, Subway R Line
to NINTH ST-FOURTH AVE stop
Walk North on Fourth Av. West on Third St to Third Av = 5 min walk
Bus B37, Bus B71
to THIRD AVE-THIRD ST (Westbound) or THIRD AVE-UNION ST (Eastbound)
From Union St, walk South on Third Ave to Third St = 3 min walk
September 29th, 2009 8pm
Featuring: Raymond Weitekamp; Keir Neuringer; Jeff Arnal+Michael Evans+Kenta Nagai (trio).
All shows are @ Terrace(on the campus of Princeton University), 62 Washington St. Princeton NJ, and start at 9 PM unless indicated otherwise.
All concerts are free and open to the Princeton community and public!
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September 22, 8:30pm
Gordon Beeferman’s : MUSIC FOR AN IMAGINARY BAND
Roulette, 20 Greene Street (btwn Canal and Grand), NYC
Reservations/Tickets: 212.219.8242
Admission: $15
Harvestworks & DTW members, Students, Under 30s & Seniors: $10
Roulette members : FREE
Music for an IMAGINARY BAND, led by composer-pianist Gordon Beeferman, is a (real) 7-piece group comprised of some of New York’s most uniquely creative musicians. The band explores the territory where classical ‘new-music,’ jazz and free improvisation intersect. Beeferman’s compositions range from the gnarly to the operatic, and are both incredibly detailed and very free; the band’s intensive improvisational explorations are tethered to highly structured frameworks. The music spans varieties of melody, rhythm, and sound.
“[A] commanding avant-jazz ensemble…” Time Out New York
Gordon Beeferman - piano & compositions
Nate Wooley - trumpet
Evan Rapport - alto sax
Matt Bauder - tenor sax
Josh Sinton - baritone sax, bass clarinet
James Ilgenfritz - bass
Michael Evans - drums
See also the nice writeup in Time Out NY:
http://newyork.timeout.com/events/music/303322/gordon-beeferman
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September 16th, 2009
ISSUE PROJECT ROOM
@ 8:00pm - Lets Paint TV! with John Kilduff!
Buy Tickets | Admission: $15

ISSUE Project Room is thrilled to present, live, the legendary John Kilduff of Los Angeles’
“For those who haven’t seen it yet, Let’s Paint TV is a Los Angeles cable access television show on how to paint. But host John Kilduff doesn’t just paint. He paints while jogging on a treadmill, cooking food, mixing drinks, taking calls from the public and hosting a TV show. Add psychedelic visuals, abusive phonecalls from Mexicans and fat naked life models, and you’ve got the ultimate A.D.D. TV.”
- Vice
FEATURING LIVE MUSICAL ACCOMPANIMENT BY: Sam Kulik (bass trombone), Dan Peck (Tuba), Michael E vans (percussion), Zach Layton (guitar/banjo)
Issue Project Room
http://www.issueprojectroom.org
At the Old American Can Factory
232 3rd Street, 3rd Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11215
718-330-0313
Directions:
Subway F Line, Subway G Line
to CARROLL ST-SMITH ST stop
Walk East down Third St over Gowanus Canal to Third Av = 5 min walk
Subway F Line, Subway M Line, Subway R Line
to NINTH ST-FOURTH AVE stop
Walk North on Fourth Av. West on Third St to Third Av = 5 min walk
Bus B37, Bus B71
to THIRD AVE-THIRD ST (Westbound) or THIRD AVE-UNION ST (Eastbound)
From Union St, walk South on Third Ave to Third St = 3 min walk
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September 10th-13th, 2009
High Zero Festival
Baltimore, Maryland
Martin Blažíček (Prague): projection
Chris Cooper (Massachusetts): guitar
Michael Evans (NYC): drums
Margarida Garcia (NYC): bass
Hans Grüsel (San Francisco): electronics
Killick (Athens GA): harpeggione
Miya Masaoka (NYC): koto, electronics
Ava Mendoza (San Francisco): electric guitar
Kenta Nagai (NYC): fretless guitar, shamisen
Morten Olsen (Norway / Berlin): drums, supercollider 3
Christofer Varner (Munich): trombone
Raed Yassin (Beirut / Amsterdam): bass
Dave Ballou: trumpet
Nick Becker: moog, electric guitar
Shelly Blake-Plock: guitar
Tom Boram: prepared piano, tap shoes
Rose Burt: reeds
Samuel Burt: clarinets, electronics
Max Eilbacher: sax, violin, electronics
Twig Harper: electronics
Jorge Martins: guitar, wild wave
Melissa Moore: electronics, turntable
Stewart Mostofsky: electronics
Paul Neidhardt: percussion, friction
Kate Porter: cello
Will Redman: drums
New installation works by multimedia artists!
Walter Carpenter
Owen Gardner
Jesse Haas
Ayako Katoaka
Jimmy Joe Roche
HighJinx
Site specific actions across Baltimore!
Now accepting idea submissions!
Workshops
Presentations by visiting and local musicians:
Miya Masaoka (NYC) @ Goucher College
Morten Olsen (Norway/Berlin) @ Peabody Conservatory
Michael Evans (NYC) @ UMBC
Panel Discussion @ Windup Space
Open discussion with presentations by:
Dan Conrad
Neil Feather
Peter Blasser
Stewart Mostofsky
Melissa Moore
HighZERO MATINEE Concert with Snacks and Will RedmanStrange Conceptual Matinee for Smellers, Tasters, and Oraculaural Composers Saturday 9-12-09 |
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SNACKS, Tom Boram and Dan Breen, accompanied by their feminine doppelgangers, or perhaps more appropriately SNACKS’ Doppelgangers accompanied by Snacks offer forth a work of fully improvised synesthetic algorithms, each unique relative to the individuals present - a fully immersive sense experience intended to ignore the typical sound/visual pairing in favor of accentuating possible unique consonances and dissonances between the senses of hearing (both timbre and spacial location), smell, taste and touch. SNACKS and their doppelGANGers do not put mildly the term “mild” and intend for the performance to be “mild”, meaning digestible to any and all concert goers of each temperament. Inversely, rambunctious diets and particular fetishes will be considered where applicable. In addition to ignoring the “visual” sense in DOMEdome, Snacks will also not intentionally include content within the “sixth” or higher order senses.
Deliberative Assembly by Will Redman, et alia
A fine gentleman and musician once expressed dismay at the unusual amount of interpretive exertion required in the performance of a certain composer’s music. To paraphrase: “It may as well be my name on the front of the score if I have to make so many decisions about how the music will sound.” (And this in Century XXI!) Forgive the immediate digression High Zero audience members, and ready your eyes, ears, and dominant hands so that you too can engage in a performance that will lead you to express dismay at the unusual interpretive exertion required to spin the four rings of an oculaural planet. A brand new graphic score for the occasion: re-aggregated by the gathered, as an intra-venue interpersonal palimpsest, and subject to enlightened transcription intended to be full-heartedly and foolhardily bellowed and keened by the gallery.



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September 3rd, 2009
ISSUE PROJECT ROOM
Scott Draves : Beautiful psychedelic images (of Electric Sheep fame)
w/ Zach Layton : Sitar, Shelley Burgon on harp, Bruce Tovsky on lap steel
and Michael Evans on percussion and theremin.
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August 30th, 2009
Jim Pugliese’s Big EasyChristine Bard (drums/electronics)Roy Campbell (trumpet)The Return of Chris Cochrane(guitar)Michael Evans (percussion/theremin)Kato Hideki (bass)Jim Pugliese (Mbira, drums & conduction)
Saalfelden Festival
Saalfelden, Austria
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August 25th, 2009
@ Freddy’s Back Room :
ON THE WAY OUT: Music from the New York UndergroundTUESDAY 25th, 2009
8:30pm
The Thirteenth AssemblyTaylor Ho Bynum (cornet)Jessica Pavone (viola)Mary Halvorson (guitar)Tomas Fujiwara (drums)
The Thirteenth Assembly, a four-piece collective, reconciles more strains of music than might seem prudent at first glance. Its new debut album, “(un)sentimental” (Important), conveys trace amounts of springy funk and chugging metal, along with chamber pop, Latin jazz and a few different takes on free improvisation (combative, schematic, serene). But what you notice, in the end, isn’t the variety so much as the consistency: this is a group with an admirably relaxed sense of self, and a shared conviction to keep all options open..”-Nate Chinen, The New York Times
The Thirteenth Assembly began as a touring collective made up of four musicians and several musically distinct small ensembles: Tomas and Taylor’s duo; Mary and Jessica’s duo; Taylor’s trio with Mary and Tomas; and the collaborative quartet featured for this performance. While each musician in the Thirteenth Assembly brings a highly varied and diverse set of influences and aesthetics to the table, the shared experiences and long friendships help create a powerfully unified ensemble sound. From the soul-inflected lyricism of Pavone’s Hate Fields to the driving jazz energy of Fujiwara’s Chantal to the distorted power chords of Halvorson’s Pinched,(un)sentimental traverses many stylistic paths, but the album as a whole captures a snapshot of contemporary music at its most exciting.
10pm
Jim Pugliese’s Big EasyChristine Bard (drums/electronics)Roy Campbell (trumpet)The Return of Chris Cochrane(guitar)Michael Evans (percussion/theremin)Kato Hideki (bass)Jim Pugliese (Mbira, drums & conduction)
Jim Pugliese premiers his new group at Freddy’s Back Room just before leaving for The Saalfeldan Jazz Festival, where they will play on the main stage on Sunday August 30th on the same bill with Vijay Iyer and Ornette Coleman.Jim Pugliese is a drummer, percussionist and composer. In his most recent work he combines years of experience improvising, playing new and experimental music and world music.
Freddy’s Backroom485 Dean St (@6th Ave)
Brooklyn, NY 11217
phone: 718.622.703
That’s the corner of Dean Street and 6th Avenue in Brooklyn.
On the Way Out is a monthly series of free jazz and other experimental forms of music.
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August 21st, 2009
Issue Project Room
Admission: $12 online, $15 at door
David First’s Gestural Improv Group – an evening of searching for perfect frozen moments through hyper-sensual tuning systems and black holed rhythms. Featuring Jane Rigler/flute, Chris McIntyre/trombone, Reuben Radding/bass, Michael Evans/drums & percussion and D.F. on guitar & laptop.
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August 16th, 2009
Joe’s Pub
The Nick Hallett Songbook
Performed by Nick Hallett-keyboards, vocals and compositions, Mike Jackson-electric bass & Michael Evans-drums
with the remarkable vocal stylings of : Claudia Gonson, Rachel Cox, Rachel Henry, Katie Eastburn, Lady Rizo, Daisy Press & Jennifer Black
8pm
$10 admission
Joe’s Pub
425 Lafayette St
New York, NY 10003-7021
(212) 539-8777
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August 13th, 2009
The Films Of Martha Colburn:
Night of Friends and Music
Featuring: Dancer Germaul Barnes and pianist Thollem Mc Donas
Michael Evans-percussion
Dia Art Foundation
535 West 22nd Street
New York, NY 10011
T: 212.989.5566
F: 212.989.4055
info @ diaart.org
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July 31-August 2nd, 2009
Electric Eclectics Festival
At the Funny Farm(this is an old-mid-1990’s) Funny Farm Poster(when it was in Markdale, Canada!)
in
Meaford,
Ontario Canada
www.electric-eclectics.com
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July 18th, 2009
Robert Nuovo’s NUOSPHERE TRIO
LIVE AT THE FIREPLACE
10 p.m. - 2 a.m. (free admission)
FEATURING:
ROBERT NUOVO - GUITAR and COMPOSITIONS
JOHN FUGARINO - TRUMPET
MICHAEL EVANS - PERCUSSION
FIREPLACE
http://www.fireplaceny.com/
216 Norman Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11222
718-383-5091
The corner of Norman Ave. and Russell St.
in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
Take G train to “Nassau Ave.” subway station;
go out to the street through “Norman Ave.” exit. Walk 10 min.to East.
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July 11th, 2009
PS1’s Warm Up Series presents:
Arthur’s Landing
The Music Of Arthur Russell
Featuring : steven hall–guitar/vox bill ruyle–drums/hammer dulcimer/tablas peter zummo–horns/vox joyce bowden–guitar/clarinet/vox ernie brooks–bass/vox mustafa ahmed–perc*****plus john scherman/elodie lauten/peter gordon/max gordon/michael evans/carlos hernandez/zach layton/alex waterman*****sometimes
Doors open at 2pm
3pm show begins
$15 admission
P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center
22-25 Jackson Ave at the intersection of 46th Ave
Long Island City, NY 11101
(718) 784-2084
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Sunday, June 21, 8pm
ISSUE PROJECT ROOM at the (OA) Can Factory
Flexible Music + Gordon Beeferman’s IMAGINARY BAND
$10 at the door
232 3rd Street (@ 3rd Avenue), Third Floor, BrooklynR train to Union St. or 9th Street (shorter walk); F train to Carroll Street (longer walk)
More info: www.issueprojectroom.orgMusic for an IMAGINARY BAND, led by composer-pianist Gordon Beeferman, is a (real) 7-piece group comprised of some of New York’s most uniquely creative musicians. The band straddles the still not-totally-charted territory where classical ‘new-music,’ jazz and free improvisation intersect. Beeferman’s compositions range from the gnarly to the operatic, and are both incredibly detailed and very free; the band’s intensive improvisational explorations are tethered to highly structured frameworks. The music spans varieties of melody, rhythm, and sound.
the IMAGINARY BAND is:
Gordon Beeferman - piano, compositions
Kirk Knuffke - trumpet
Ken Thomson - alto sax
Matt Bauder - tenor sax
Josh Sinton - bari sax/bass clarinet
James Ilgenfritz - bass
Michael Evans - drumsMore info:
http://www.gordon.inkbox.org
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June 21st, 2009
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June 9th, 2009
Welcome to a night of guitar groups :
Tuesday June 9th 9pm
at Zebulon, 258 Wythe Avenue
between N3rd & Metropolitan Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
close to the Bedford L-train stop.
Fulminate Duo (Michael Evans-percussion/Anders Nilsson-guitar) kicks it off at 9 followed by Adam Caine Trio around 10. The AC Trio celebrates their first release “Thousandfold” on No Business Records and invited us to fulminate as an opener. No cover, nice bar, donations encouraged…
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June 2nd, 2009
Tom Chiu & friends
Performing with dancers in a site specific installation involving a maze of audio, visual and smell variations!
8:30pm
@The Park Ave. Armory
East 66th & 67th streets @ Park and Lexington Avenues
NYC
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May 23, 2009
The Films Of Martha Colburn
Roses and Riots:
Martha Colburn (films, light improvisations) Laura Ortman (violin) Nathan Whipple (keyboards) Martha Colby (cello) Michael Evans (foley effects) Matthew Varvil (flute) Haleh Abghari. This evening of sounds/music, accompanied by the animated films and hand-fashioned colorful multi-projections. A special shadow play and surprise guests. The evening plays with drug enforcement/witch hunts/religion/power.
The Stone
Ave C (at 2nd St)
NY, NY
Subway: F, V to Lower East Side–Second Ave
8pm
$10
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May 4, 2009
Music With A View
Michael Evans / Naval Cassidy : Trouble’s A Brewin’
Akemi Naito : A Woman In The Dunes
With guest Moderator : R. Luke Dubois
7pm
Admission is free. This space fills up to capacity very fast, so please try and get there early.
Flea Theater
41 White Street (between Broadway & Church Streets)
N. Y. , N. Y.
—accessible from the A, C, E, N, R, Q, W, 6, J, M, Z to Canal Street or the 1 to Franklin Street.
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April 25, 2009
Ecstatic Thought Experiments, 1989 - 2008
A Retrospective of Auditory, Visual, Tactile and Language Works by John Berndt
7-9pm
” THUS” : John Berndt / Neil Feather duet w/ special guests M. E. (drums, etc.) and very possibly Kenta Nagai (guitar)
2nd set : The Second Nature Orchestra
Emily Harvey Foundation (Gallery)
537 Broadway at Spring Street - 2nd Floor
New York, NYY 10012
www.emilyharveyfoundation.org
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M. E. on Ben Young’s show airing on WKCR radio, talking about himself and his recent projects. What an honor!
WKCR 89.9
www.wkcr.org
3:30-6pm
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April 11, 2009
The Films Of Martha Colburn
w/ (tba) various musicians accompanying
Artists Space
30 Greene Street 3rd Floor
N. Y., N. Y. 10013
Phone: 212-966-1434
info-at-artistsspace.org
8pm
Admission is free
Directions
Artists Space is located in SoHo at 38 Greene Street on the corner of Grand Street, one block north of Canal Street. Take the A/C/E/J/M/N/R/6/9 subway to Canal Street. Parking available at the corner of Broadway and Grand, or Greene and Canal.
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March 22, 2009
Zach Layton / M. E. duet
(electric guitar / percussion duet and acoustic piano / theremin duet)
3-7pm
Irondale / Brooklyn
85 South Oxford Street
Brooklyn, NY
Free admission to Stereoscopic Members!
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March 21st, 2009
Robert Nuovo’s NUOSPHERE QUINTET
LIVE AT THE FIREPLACE
10 p.m. - 2 a.m. (free admission)
FEATURING:
ROBERT NUOVO - GUITAR and COMPOSITIONS
JOHN FUGARINO - TRUMPET
MICHAEL EVANS - PERCUSSION
KEN FILIANO - BASS
FIREPLACE
http://www.fireplaceny.com/
216 Norman Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11222
718-383-5091
The corner of Norman Ave. and Russell St.
in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
Take G train to “Nassau Ave.” subway station;
go out to the street through “Norman Ave.” exit. Walk 10 min.to East.
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March 7th, 2009
10pm
Slouching Towards Gomorrah + Film Projections(historical films) by Martha Colburn
8:30pm
Mary Halverson / Weasel Walter duo
Zebulon Cafe
258 Whythe Ave(between N. 3rd st. and Metroplitan Ave.) L or G train to Lorrimer stop. then walk west on N. 6th st. to Whythe Ave. and take a left)
Free entrance / donations for artists
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March 4th, 2009
Scope Art Show
Lincoln Center Damrosch Park
62nd Street and Amsterdam (10th Avenue)
New York, NY 10023
Film Projections by Martha Colburn
with invited musical guests
9pm -?
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March 2nd, 2009
Mike Pride’s Drummer’s Corpse(feat. numerous drummers)
The evening’s line-up:
9:30 queening (mems. of cutter)
10:15 drummer’s corpse
11pm- snowstorm (from philly)
11:30 necking
DEATH BY AUDIO
49 south 2nd st. (betweem kent/wythe)
williamsburg brooklyn
L train to bedford ave
G to metropolitan
JMZ to first stop in brooklyn over bridge
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February 24th, 2009
ON THE WAY OUT: Music from the New York Underground
8:30pm
Gordon Beeferman’s Imaginary Band
Gordon Beeferman-piano and compositions,
Nate Wooley -trumpet
Matt Bauder, Evan Rapport and Josh Sinton-saxophones
Brad Kemp-upright bass
M. E.-drums
10pm
Kato Hideki-solo electric bass w/ prime number tuning
Freddy’s Back Room
485 Dean Street at 6th Ave
Brooklyn, NY
8:30 pm : Suggested $5 donation
2/3 to Bergen, 4/5 to Atlantic, M/N/R to Pacific
More info:
www.myspace.com/freddysonthewayout
www.generaterecords.net/freddys.htm
www.freddysbackroom.com
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February 15th, 2009
BODY WITHOUT ORGANS MUSIC PRESENTS:
Fulminate Trio(feat. Ken Filiano, M. E. and Anders Nilsson) @ 10pm
CoCo 66
66 Greenpoint Ave.
Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
$6 admission
Bazingas(w/Brian Drye, J. Goldberger, K. Knuffke and C. Smith) go on at approx. 9pm
Evil Eye(w/ M. Pride, J. Moritz, N. Wooley and K. Filiano) at approx. 10pm
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February 3rd, 2009
Zach Layton, Evan Rapport and M. E. trio
The Stone
Ave C (at 2nd St)
NY, NY
Subway: F, V to Lower East Side–Second Ave
8pm
$10
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January 31st, 2009
Robert Nuovo’s NUOSPHERE QUINTET
LIVE AT THE FIREPLACE
10 p.m. - 2 a.m. (free admission)
FEATURING:
ROBERT NUOVO - GUITAR and COMPOSITIONS
JOHN FUGARINO - TRUMPET
MICHAEL EVANS - PERCUSSION
JOSH - BASS
FIREPLACE
http://www.fireplaceny.com/
216 Norman Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11222
718-383-5091
The corner of Norman Ave. and Russell St.
in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
Take G train to “Nassau Ave.” subway station;
go out to the street through “Norman Ave.” exit. Walk 10 min.to East.
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January 10th, 2009
CD RELEASE PARTY!!
Two new recordings from Trans Museq
Deviant Shakti : LaDonna Smith & Michael Evans
Antennae Road : Davey Williams
7-9pm
LaDonna Smith and Davey Williams duet
Davey Williams solo
LaDonna Smith and M. E. duet
LaDonna, Davey and M. E. trio
Crestwood Coffee Company($5 admission)
Crestwood Blvd. and 56th Street So.
Birmingham, Al
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January 6th, 2009 @ 10pm - 11pm
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January 7th, 2009 @ 4pm
A 24 Hour Program On The Concept of Time
David Grubbs and friends
@ the Peter B. Lewis Theater :
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
1071 Fifth Avenue (at 89th Street)
New York, NY 10128-0173
24 hours on the concept of time
performing a piece by David Grubbs/Angela Bulloch(whose visual art is exhibited)
David Grubbs-guitar
Patrick Michael Kane-guitar
Michael Evans-drums and feedback
Nate Wooley-acoustic and amplified trumpet
For this event, the museum’s admission is free for 24 hours and features some great lectures and artists (Vito Acconci!) as well as a screening of Douglas Gordon’s great, great “24 hour Psycho”!!! Check for more information!
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December 23rd, 2008
ON THE WAY OUT: Music from the New york Underground
8pm
Daniel Levin’s Rascals
(featuring Francois Grillot, Jason Kao Hwang and Jay Rozen)
10pm
Evan Gallagher’s The UNSEEMBALE
— winds
Blaise Siwula, Michael Attias, alto saxophones, other
Leslie Ross, bassoon
— brass
John McDonough, trumpet
Peter Zummo, trombone
Jesse Dulman, tuba
— strings
Robyn Siwula, violin
Martha Colby, ‘cello
— pluckers (high)
Anders Nilson, Frank Keeley, guitars
— pluckers (low)
Tom Shad, piccolo bass
Joe Gallant, bass guitar
— percussion, excitation, other
David Gould & M. E.
– conductor
Evan Gallagher
Freddy’s Back Room
485 Dean Street at 6th Ave
Brooklyn, NY
8:30 pm : Suggested $5 donation
2/3 to Bergen, 4/5 to Atlantic, M/N/R to Pacific
More info:
www.myspace.com/freddysonthewayout
www.generaterecords.net/freddys.htm
www.freddysbackroom.com
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December 12th 2008
Peter Zummo Ensemble
Staten Island Museum
75 Stuyvesant Place, corner of Wall Street (5 minute walk from St. George ferry terminal)
Staten Island, NY 10301
718 986 3101
8pm
$10
www.statenislandmuseum.org
www.myspace.com/peterzummo
Ernie Brooks, bass guitar
Michael Evans, drums and electronic percussion
Yvette Perez, synthesizer and voice
Peter Zummo, trombone and electronics
plus special guest
produced by The Loirs Bend Foundation, Inc.
Compositions (counterpoint, cyclic structures, poly-timing, transparencies) written during 2008 under the auspices of a Council On the Arts and Humanities for Staten Island Original Work grant
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November 22nd, 2008
Margarida Garcia & Mattin
Barry Weisblat & M. E.
Moss Forest
VOX POPULI
319 N. 11th ST. / 3rd Fl.
Philadelphia, Penn.
8pm
$8
phillysoundforum.org
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November 21st, 2008
Robert Nuovo’s NUOSPHERE QUINTET
LIVE AT THE FIREPLACE
10 p.m. - 2 a.m.
FEATURING:
ROBERT NUOVO - GUITAR and COMPOSITIONS
JOHN FUGARINO - TRUMPET
ALFREDO MARQUIS - TROMBONE
MICHAEL EVANS - PERCUSION
NICK CUDAHY - BASS
FIREPLACE
http://www.fireplaceny.com/
216 Norman Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11222
718-383-5091
The corner of Norman Ave. and Russell St.
in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
Take G train to “Nassau Ave.” subway station;
go out to the street through “Norman Ave.” exit. Walk 10 min.to East.
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November 15th, 2008

Gloorf!
Steve Horowitz & Dafna Naphtali CHILDREN’S CONCERT
featuring: M. E. : theremin and percussion and Hans Tammen : guitar
A Live Interactive Performance for KIDS.
Roulette
20 Greene St. (btwn Canal and Grand)
NYC
2pm
$5 admission
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October 23rd, 2008
Martha Colburn’s Myth Labs
M. A. D. Museum(museum Of Art and Design)
2 Columbus Circle
NY, NY
7:30pm
$15(12 for members)
line-up
7:30-8:00
program of films (from 1995-2000)
8:00-8:30
Dont Kill the Weather Man!, Destiny Manifesto and Myth Labs screened with live accompaniment by
Mike Evans (sound effects),
Ryan Sawyer (drums),
Haleh Abghari(voice),
Laura Ortman(Saw),
Matt Marinelli (Moog),
Nathan Whipple (Piano) ,
Martha Colby (cello)
intermission
8:30-9:00pm
a new film-improvisation piece about “Puritans,puppetry and America and stuff ” which will have a live soundtrack (15 min)
and Thollem McDonas plays his piano piece to accompany a new film called ‘ Triumph of the Wild’. (10 min)
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October 18th, 2008
Michael Evans Children’s Concert
Roulette
20 Greene St. (btwn Canal and Grand)
NYC
2pm
$5 admission
Michael Evans, percussionist credits the playful imagination of childhood as the
foundation of authentic art. In this interactive demonstration he engages the power of the child through improvisational soundmaking with: aslatos (African instrument made of two pairs of gourds containing small pebbles, adjoined by a string, held in each hand, which are clacked and shaken), various metal recycling, conventional and non-conventional musical instruments, found objects, balloons, body percussion, mouth sounds, songs and movement. He will also encourage music appreciation through listening.
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October 17th, 2008
Robert Nuovo’s NUOSPHERE QUINTET
LIVE AT THE FIREPLACE
FEATURING:
ROBERT NUOVO - GUITAR and COMPOSITIONS
JOHN FUGARINO - TRUMPET
ALFREDO MARQUIS - TROMBONE
MICHAEL EVANS - PERCUSION
NICK CUDAHY - BASS
FIREPLACE
http://www.fireplaceny.com/
216 Norman Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11222
718-383-5091
The corner of Norman Ave. and Russell St.
in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
10 p.m. - 2 a.m.
free admission
Take G train to “Nassau Ave.” subway station;
go out to the street through “Norman Ave.” exit. Walk 10 min.to East.
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Thursday, October 16th, 2008
Harvestworks 30th Anniversary Benefit
8pm to 1pm
Galapagos Art Space
Dumbo, Brooklyn, NY
Live Auction: At 9:30pm, Ned Sublette, Harvestworks MC and a trained professionsl auctioneer will be joined by Michael Evans, percussionist and performance artist and master chef…to auction off Michael’s culinary skills. Michael will work with you to plan a dinner party for up to eight people in your home. You are resonsible for food/wine costs, but Michael will consult you, do the shopping and cook/feed you in his inimitable style at a time that is mutually agreeable to all. To make it more exciting, on the evening of the dinner party, Dan Joesph, of Harvestworks will lead a duo in an improvised electro acoustic ambient music set for you and your guests.
Bidding will begin at 100 dollars!
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October 7th, 2008
David Grubbs record release for “An Optimist Notes the Dusk” on Drag City
David Grubbs - vocals, guitar, synths
Michael Evans - percussion
Nate Wooley - acoustic and amplified trumpet
opening : Mary Halvorson and Jessica Pavone
Le Pouisin Rouge
158 Bleecker Street(around the corner from LaGuardia Place)
NY, NY
10pm
$10
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Sept. 29th-October 6th, 2008
Fulminate Trio joins up with Anders Nilsson’s Aorta Ensemble
in Malmo, Sweden
Anders Nilsson describes our trip:
In the 1st week of October, Ken Filiano and Anders Nilsson and myself will travel to Sweden to play with a new group – Anders Nilsson’s AORTA Ensemble, in essence AORTA and Fulminate Trio combined, with the addition of one extra horn player. New music for this 7-piece ensemble composed by Mr. Anders Nilsson and will be heard at KopaFest in Malmö, Sweden October 3rd, followed by a recording session to be released on Kopasetic Productions. Anders Nilsson (guitar) Mattias Carlson (alto sax, tenor sax & flute) Cennet Jönsson (soprano sax, tenor sax, bass clarinet) David Carlsson (electric bass) Ken Filiano (bass) Michael Evans (drums and percussion) Peter Nilsson (drums) www.kopasetic.se Stay Tuned!
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Friday, September 26th, 2008
ISSUE PROJECT ROOM AND WFMU PRESENT A MONTH OF COLLABORATIVE CONCERTS
featuring:
Fabio, host of “Strength through Failure”
http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/FR
Michael Evans/Ken Montgomery Duo
Lary 7 - Projection/performance
Kenta Nagai - solo
Shows start @ 8pm
$10
Issue Project Room
http://www.issueprojectroom.org
At the Old American Can Factory
232 3rd Street, 3rd Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11215
718-330-0313
Directions:
Subway F Line, Subway G Line
to CARROLL ST-SMITH ST stop
Walk East down Third St over Gowanus Canal to Third Av = 5 min walk
Subway F Line, Subway M Line, Subway R Line
to NINTH ST-FOURTH AVE stop
Walk North on Fourth Av. West on Third St to Third Av = 5 min walk
Bus B37, Bus B71
to THIRD AVE-THIRD ST (Westbound) or THIRD AVE-UNION ST (Eastbound)
From Union St, walk South on Third Ave to Third St = 3 min walk
ken montgomery
A.T.M.O.T.W. (Art is Throwing Money Out The Window)
www.atmotw.com
www.ministryoflamination.com
www.generatorsoundart.org
www.home.earthlink.net/~kenmontgomery/
www.elgaland-vargaland.org
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Sept. 23rd, 2008
Fulminate Trio 10pm
Peter Nilsson and friends 8:30pm
Peter Nilsson (drums)
Michael Attias (altosax)
Lindsey Horner (bass)
Anders Nilsson (guitar)
Freddy’s Back Room
485 Dean Street at 6th Ave
Brooklyn, NY
8:30 pm : Suggested $5 donation
2/3 to Bergen, 4/5 to Atlantic, M/N/R to Pacific
More info:
www.myspace.com/freddysonthewayout
www.generaterecords.net/freddys.htm
www.freddysbackroom.com
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September 10th & 11th, 2008
ScoreFest 2008: “Visions & Re-Visions of Classic Film Works”
Featuring; Steve Horowitz & The Code Ensemble
Barrow Group Theatre
312 West 36th St., Third Floor(between 8th & 9th avenues-closer to 8th on the south side)
NY, NY
6PM-11PM
Tickets: Available at the door, or online at www.smarttix.com
General Admission: $18 per/night; $30 both nights
Students: $12 per/night; $20 both nights
A two-night celebration of music for and inspired by classic films, ScoreFest 2008 (www.thecodeinternational.com/scorefest) kicks off its inaugural year with an exciting mix of performances, screenings and panel discussions, featuring renowned film and television composers, avant garde musicians and actors as well as surprise celebrity guests. Sponsored by Electronic Musician Magazine and the Manhattan Producers Alliance, in conjunction with Big Fish Media, the highlight of the festival will be screenings of “I Married a Monster from Outer Space” (1958) andthe “The Taking of Pelham 123” (1974), followed by discussions of the pieces and “re-visioned” interpretations by The Code Ensemble, led by Grammy-winner Steve Horowitz, best known for his work with “Super Size Me” director Morgan Spurlock. Among the newer pieces presented are “The Re-Taking of Pelham 123”, a short film re-vision of the original movie, which played to rave reviews at the Kitchen a few years ago, and the debut of “Invasion from the Chicken Planet,” a hilarious re-vision of “I Married a Monster” and other classic Sci-fi, complete withlive actors and the 12-piece Code Ensemble. A portion of festival proceeds will go to benefit SoundBites music camp for children and well as Tuesdays Children a local 911 group.
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August 3rd, 2008
Zach Layton, Alex Waterman and M. E.
The Stone
Ave C (at 2nd St)
NY, NY
Subway: F, V to Lower East Side–Second Ave
8pm
$10
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August 23rd, 2008
The Swirling Lotus Blossom Bandits Band
Michael Attias (reeds)
Matt Bauder (reeds)
Michael Evans (drums & percussion)
Evan Gallagher (keyboard + arrangements)
Reuben Radding (upright bass)
Danny Tunick (drums & percussion)
Peter Zummo (trombone)
Eric Mingus (vocal)
P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center
22-25 Jackson Ave at the intersection of 46th Ave
Long Island City, NY 11101
(718) 784-2084
For this event, the SLBBB will play a special, diverse songbook consisting of ersatz lounge, early 60’s South African Kwela-style cookers, slow-tilted house blues and some Stan Kenton.
With strong improvisational skills, this group possesses the uncanny ability to create remarkable new musical constructions in continuum through the interpretation of their written music.
Also on the bill: opening are Op:Bastards, w/ D.J.Poodle Canon in between sets, the the S.L.B.B band and finishing is Jimi Tenor and Kabu Kabu
This event starts @ 3pm
Directions:
Subway -
E/V Train
Get off at the 23rd St./Ely Ave. stop. While still in the station, follow signs underground to the 7 train to exit onto Jackson Avenue. Turn right and walk one block to 46th Avenue. If you should exit onto 21st Street, turn left and walk three blocks, then left onto 46th Avenue. The entrance to P.S.1 is located at the corner of 46th and Jackson Avenues.
7 Train
Get off at the 45th Rd./Courthouse Square stop. Exit onto Jackson Avenue and walk right one block to 46th Avenue.
G Train
Get off at the 21st St./Van Alst stop. P.S.1 is the large brick building on the left side of Jackson Avenue. Our main entrance is located on Jackson Avenue.
Car -
From Manhattan
Take the Midtown Tunnel at 34th Street. Get off at the 21st St./Van Alst exit (first exit after the toll booths). Go through two stoplights. P.S.1 will be on your right, across the street from the post office. The entrance to P.S.1 is on Jackson Avenue. -or- Take the Queensboro Bridge at 59th Street, and use the lower roadway. Stay in the right hand lane. When you get off the bridge, take the Queens Boulevard service lane (it is all the way to the right). Turn right onto Jackson Avenue and follow it to 46th Avenue. The main entrance of P.S.1 will be to the right.
From Queens/Long Island
Take the Long Island Expressway (495) West. Exit at Van Dam Street (last exit before the toll booths). Turn right on Van Dam and make a left onto Thompson Avenue. From Thompson Ave., make another left onto Jackson Avenue. Continue straight on Jackson Avenue three blocks. P.S.1 is located at the intersection of 46th Avenue and Jackson Avenue.
From Brooklyn
Take the BQE North to the McGuinness Boulevard exit. Once you have exited, veer to the left. Follow McGuinness Boulevard over the Pulaski Bridge. At the bottom of the bridge, make a right onto Jackson Avenue. Continue on Jackson Avenue for three blocks and P.S.1 will appear on your left, at the intersection of Jackson Avenue and 46th Avenue.
From the Bronx
Take the Triboro Bridge to the Grand Central Parkway. Exit onto the BQE (278) West. Exit onto the Long Island Expressway and follow directions from Queens/Long Island (see above).
From Westchester
Take the Triboro Bridge to the first exit. Follow the exit road to the stoplight and turn right onto 31st Street. Follow 31st Street; it will become Jackson Avenue. After you pass 46th Avenue, the entrance to P.S.1 will appear on the right.
From New Jersey
Take the George Washington Bridge to the Major Deegan Expressway to the Triboro Bridge. Follow directions from Westchester (see above). -or- Take the Holland Tunnel to Canal Street and cut through Manhattan to the Manhattan Bridge. Exit the Bridge at the 278/BQE exit. Follow the BQE to McGuinness Boulevard going north. Follow McGuinness Boulevard over the Pulaski Bridge. At the bottom of the bridge, make a right onto Jackson Avenue. Continue on Jackson Avenue for three blocks and P.S.1 will appear on your left, at the intersection of Jackson Avenue and 46th Avenue.p>
Parking -
There is street parking at P.S.1, however spaces are limited and towing regulations are strictly enforced. The closest parking garage, Court Square Municipal Parking Garage, is located at 45-40 Court Square, between Court Square East and Court Square West, approximately 500 feet south of Jackson Avenue behind Court House Community District #2. (718) 784-9877
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August 8th, 2008
88BOADrum
@ EAST RIVER STATE PARK
KENT AVE & N. 7TH WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN 11211
Starts at sundown approx. 7-7:30pm
free admission with advance tickets
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July 26th-August 5th, 2008
Electric Eclectics Festival
Meaford, Canada
Percussion duet with Jesse Stuart
Alto saxophone performance with Lary Seven along with teaching local children percussion workshops and various cooking duties, etc.
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July 19th, 2008
Fulminate Trio CD Release Party
w/ Aaron Dugan & Jeff Arnal Duet opening
IBEAM Music Studio
168 7th street
Brooklyn, NY
8pm
$10
Directions:
SUBWAY
Take the F or R trains to 4th Ave & 9th Street. Walk down 4th ave to 7th street. Make a left on 7th and walk past 3rd ave. We are located on the ground floor, the grey doors to the right of the stairs of #168.
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July 16th, 2008
Fulminate Trio(featuring M. E., Ken Filiano and Anders Nilsson)
@ The American Scandinavian Society
317 East 52nd street
NY, NY
7:30pm
$10
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July 12th, 2008
More Shake A GoGo Festival celebrating Half Japanese!
Guest percussionist with Leprecaun Catering(featuring Tom Boram, Dan Breen and Jason Willett)
Floristree
17 Eutah street(@ Franklin street)
Baltimore, MD
Performances start at 3pm
$10
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July 5th - July 8th, 2008
The Ottawa Blues Festival
Performing with John Kilduff’s “Let’s Paint”
and group improvisations w/ Gordon Monahan, Chris Worden and Dorit Chrysler
located inside the art theatre at the festival
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July 2nd, 2008
Peter Zummo’s Noisy Meditation Band
The Stone
Ave C (at 2nd St)
NY, NY
Subway: F, V to Lower East Side–Second Ave | Directions
http://www.thestonenyc.com
8pm
$10
Trombonist Peter Zummo leads a potentially raucous crew—reedist J.D. Parran, synth player Yvette Perez, vibraphonist Danny Tunick, guitarist David First, bass guitarist Ernie Brooks and drummer Michael Evans—in drone-based compositions plus new counterpoint-based inventions.
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June 29th, 2008
Fulminate Trio(w/ M.E., Ken Filiano and Anders Nilsson)
@ the Brecht Forum
451 West street(between Bank and Bethune streets)
N.Y., N.Y.
9pm
2 sets
$10
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June 8th, 2008
GAGA Museum(Garnerville Arts Festival)
Garnerville, NY
Begins at 3pm
Performing on gigantic homemade, metal sculptures with
David Simons and Lisa Karrer
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June 5, 2008
Thursday, June 5th, 2008
Naval Casssidy and Michael Evans plays CLEAN SLATE
Judson Memorial Church Gym
55 Washington Square South
New York, NY
A,C,E,F TRAINS (and B or V on weekdays only) to W. 4th St. Station
R train to 8th St./NYU
1 train to Christopher St/ Sheridan Sq.
$10
8pm
Deke Weaver
Karinne Keithley
Yvonne Meier
Sean Meehan
10pm
Naval Cassidy & Michael Evans
Salva Sanchis
Yasuko Yokoshi
Jennifer Monson
Trouble’s a Brewin’…
Scientists and artists alike are concerned that the second meeting of
Naval Cassidy and Michael Evans might cause complete dislocation in the
space/time continuum. The first meeting nearly a month ago might have
caused spontaneous birthing from unwed mothers. Sound ripples and light
waves that emanated from these two separately have cause economic and
social disruption throughout the city. United again to face a well-daunted
public, you can smell the gray matter sizzling.
Naval Cassidy has been an instant cinema and sound performer for over
fifteen years. Working solo, or with groups like Stackable Thumb and The
Hands of Orlak, he has been a consistent presence in New York’s live video
and performance scene. Through his special blend of video performance,
Instant Cinema, Naval pulls delirious visions out of discarded broken
objects, simply by placing each one under the watchful eye of his
surveillance cameras. http://www.navalcassidy.com
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May 8, 2008
Ecstatic Quintet (M. E., M. V. Carbon, Zach Layton, Anthony Ptak and Lucien Buscemi)
w/ poet Marc Zegans
Issue Project Room
232 Third Street - Brooklyn, NY 11215
www.issueprojectroom.org
Telephone
718-330-0313
Inquires/Mailing List
info@issueprojectroom.org
$10 admission
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May 1st, 2nd & 3rd, 2008
Domestic Noise (a performance combining our version of movement and sound)
Susan Hefner & M. E.
Chocolate Factory Theatre
5-49 49 Ave.
L. I. City, N.Y.
718-482-7069
$15 admission
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April 26, 2008
M. E. & Bill Bowen perform the piece, “49 Waltzes for the Five Burroughs” by John Cage
with 47 other performers performing in other locations all at the same time…
at precisely 3pm
located at the junction of:
Columbus Ave. in Park West Village (Manhattan, W. 98th street)
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April 18, 2008
M. E. does “LIVE FOLEY” sound effects for Martha Colburn’s animated film, “Don’t Kill The Weatherman”
along with guests who include Mike Wexler
@
EXILE
11th street
L. I. City, N. Y.
$10 admission
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April 15, 2008
Naval Cassidy(visual artist extradonaire!) & M. E. duo
Optosonic Tea series at:
Experimental Intermedia
224 Centre street at Grand st. Third floor
N. Y., N. Y.
$6 or $7 admission
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March 5, 2008
Gold Sparkle Trio
Steve Swell/Rob Brown duo
Fulminate Trio (M. E., Ken Filiano & Anders Nilsson)
Union Pool
Brooklyn, N.Y.
$5 admission
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February 27, 2008
Eric Mingus & Catherine Sikora (w/ special guest M. E.)
ISSUE Project Room
232 Third Street - Brooklyn, NY 11215
www.issueprojectroom.org
Telephone
718-330-0313
Inquires/Mailing List
info@issueprojectroom.org
9:30pm
$10
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February 26, 2008
MEJA (M. E. and Jeff Arnal duo)
w/ Carl Maguire’s Floriculture
Freddy’s Back Room”s On The Way Out Series
485 Dean Street at 6th Ave
Brooklyn, NY
8:30 pm : Suggested $5 donation
2/3 to Bergen, 4/5 to Atlantic, M/N/R to Pacific
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February 25, 2008
Music For Homemade Instruments (Skip LaPlante, Sima Wolf, David Simons, Lisa Karrer and M. E.)
2 children’s shows
9:30am and 11am
free admission
P.S. 64X
Pura Belpre School
1425 Walton Ave.
Bronx, N.Y.
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January 23, 2008
EBT7 (M. E., Barry Weisblat, DJ Toshio and Lary 7)
REHAB downstairs
25 Ave. B
NYC
$5 admission
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Thursday, January 17th, 2008
blackberg/Hernandez/evans/lipton
totem : Tom Blacncarte, Andrew Drury and Bruce Eisenbeil
Blacksberg/Hernandez/Evans/Lipson is a collective ensemble that plays
improvised music. In this music, we strive to call on as much of our
personal and shared experiences in every moment. We do this to challenge
ourselves to explore our relationships with each other to find new spaces
of communication and to bring joy.
Daniel Blacksberg is a trombonist who is working inside and outside the
boundaries of jazz, creative and new music and Jewish music. He has
performed with Joe Morris, Toshi Makihara, Bobby Zankel and the Warriors
of the Wonderful Sound, Sonic Liberation Front, Taylor Ho Bynum, Gene
Coleman and many others. In the world of Jewish music, he has played with
Michael Winograd, Frank London, Aaron Alexander, Susan Watts, Michael
Alpert, Alicia Svigals, Hankus Netsky, and others in Philadelphia, New
York and Krakow, Poland.
Katt Hernandez recently moved to Philadelphia, after living in the Boston
area for nine years, playing the violin, running spaces, and producing
shows. She has collaborated with a magnificently variegated sea of
musicians, dancers, and others including- but certainly not limited to-
Joe Maneri, Zack Fuller, David Maxwell, John Voigt, Joe Burgio, Vashti
Bunyan, Eric Rosenthal, Jeff Arnal, Andrew Neumann, and Hans Rickheit. She
has twice been invited to perform on the Autumn Uprising , High Zero and
Improvised and Otherwise festivals. She has been a guest artist at MIT,
Harvard, and the New England Conservatory, performed in a vast slew of
local venues and- to date- any number of subway passages, urban grottos,
and troglyditical performace places, as well as other experimental and
life-making places throughout the Bos-Wash metropolii.
Bassist Evan Lipson draws on his varied experience as a performer to
create imaginative free improvisation. Evan has performed in a variety of
alternative ensembles. His improvisation credentials include participation
in the NoNet Festival and performing with Stuart Dempster, Andy Hayleck,
Matthias Kaul, Stanley Schumacher, Todd Whitman, Nate Wooley, Jack Wright,
and many others. Evan has received both the American Composers Forum
SUBITO grant and Meet the Composer’s Creative Connections grant. He
studied string bass with Michael Formanek and Robert Kesselman and
attended Peabody Conservatory and Temple University.
ISSUE Project Room
at the (oa) can factory
232 Third Street - Brooklyn, NY 11215
www.issueprojectroom.org
Telephone
718-330-0313
Inquires/Mailing List
info@issueprojectroom.org
8pm
$10
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Tuesday, January 15th, 2008
Audio Artists w/ M. E. guesting
5C Cafe
68 Ave. C (at 5 st.)
NYC
9pm
$5
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Thursday, DECEMBER 13TH, 2007
GISBURG
“I Have A Contract On Myself”
feat. M. E. as the repercussionist and thereminist, Jessica Feldman as the outside (video), Maija Iilic as the pianist, Travis Just as the therapist and Gisburg as the hired killer and bar singer
Roulette
20 Greene St. (btwn Canal and Grand)
NYC
8:30pm
$15
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Wednesday, December 12th, 2007
Peter Zummo’s Noisy Meditation Band
feat. Ernie Brooks, M. E., David First, Yvette Perez and Peter Zummo
Pete’s Candy Store
709 Lorimer st.
Brooklyn, NY
10pm
no cover
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Sunday, December 9th, 2007
Daniel Levin Quartet
feat. Rob Brown, M. E., Ingbrid Haken Flaven and Daniel Levin
Jimmy’s Bar and Restuarant
43 E. 7th str. (between 2nd and 3rd ave.)
NYC
8pm
$10 admission
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Saturday, December 8th, 2007
Dance New Amsterdam presents:
Works In Progress
Chris Ferris’ Duet For Rabbits
w/ M. E. composing live music
Dance New Amsterdam
280 Broadway 2nd floor
NYC
212 625 8369
5:30pm
$15
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Friday, December 7th, 2007
Guitar & Percussion Music for Modern Times
8:30pm : M. E. / Anders Nilsson duet
9:30pm : Ernesto Diaz-Infante, Philip Gayle and Jeff Arnal
10:30pm : Aaron Dugan’s Theory Of Everything
feat. Aaaron Dugan, Jason Fratecelli and Mark Guiliana
C. I. M. (Center for Improvisational Music)
295 Douglass st. (btw 3rd and 4th ave.)
Park Slope, Brooklyn
8:30pm
$6
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Wednesday, December 5th, 2007
Evan Gallagher group
feat. M. E., Evan Gallagher, Jeff Hudgins, John McDonough, Peter Nilsson, Leslie Ross and Peter Zummo
8pm
w/ the Anthony Coleman Trio
10pm
Barbes
Brooklyn, NY
$10
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Tuesday, November 27th, 2007
8pm : Claire Benton-movement, Amy Carrigan-movement, Aaron Dugan- guitar and Sara Paar-movement
10pm: Reid Taylor’s: Dead Arm (feat. Jeff Arnal, Aaron Dugan, M. E., Seth Misterka and Reid Taylor)
Freddy’s Backroom
485 Dean Street at 6th Ave
Brooklyn, NY
8:30 pm : Suggested $5 donation
2/3 to Bergen, 4/5 to Atlantic, M/N/R to Pacific
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Friday November 16, 2007
lary 7 + michael evans
a very special evening of visuals and sound
Lary 7 minister of audiology : operating in the realm somewhere between science & music performs w/ recycled detritus from yesteryear
frankensteined together to create labyrinths to randomly explore in a kind of auditory spelunking where posibilities & limitations are beyond
his control.
ISSUE Project Room
at the (oa) can factory
232 Third Street - Brooklyn, NY 11215
www.issueprojectroom.org
Telephone
718-330-0313
Inquires/Mailing List
info@issueprojectroom.org
8pm $10
DIRECTIONS
MASS TRANSIT
F and G trains to CARROLL ST-SMITH ST stop
Walk East down Third St over Gowanus Canal to Third Av = 5 min walk
F, M AND R trains to NINTH ST-FOURTH AVE stop
Walk North on Fourth Av. West on Third St to Third Av = 5 min walk
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Thursday, November 8th, 2007
M.E. w/ Peter Zummo’s Noisy Meditation Band(P.Z., Tom Hamilton, Yvette Perez, Ernie Brooks, J. D. Parran and M.E.)
ISSUE Project Room
232 Third Street - Brooklyn, NY 11215
www.issueprojectroom.org
Telephone
718-330-0313
Inquires/Mailing List
info@issueprojectroom.org
8pm
$10 admission
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Saturday, October 27th, 2007
“duets” presents:
william hooker & ted daniel
william hooker & and sabir mateen
also
lonely ghost(experimental)
anders nilsson group (feat. M. E. and Ken Filiano)
trudy silver(solo)
jay rosen (solo)
METRO BAPTIST CHURCH
410 WEST 40TH ST., NYC, NY
(between 9th and 10th aves)
8PM
$12.00 ADMISSION
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Friday, October 19th, 2007
Daniel Levin Trio (feat. Rob Brown, M. E. & Daniel Levin)
ISSUE Project Room
232 Third Street - Brooklyn, NY 11215
www.issueprojectroom.org
Telephone
718-330-0313
Inquires/Mailing List
info@issueprojectroom.org
8pm
$10
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Wednesday, October 17th, 2007
Audio Artists w/ special guests Ken Butler and M. E.
Side Show Gallery
30-60 Bedford Ave.
Brooklyn, NY
set time approx.
7pm
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Tuesday, September 18th, 2007
Tracy Williams LTD Presents the New York Premiere of:
THEDA by Georgina Starr
feat. the Human Sacrifice Ensemble (Bill Bowen, M. E., Chris Peck, Fritz Welch and Nate Wooley)
Anthology Film Archives
32 2nd ave.
NYC
8pm
$15
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Friday, August 31st, 2007
M. E. w/
Mike Pride’s Drummer Corpse
MEAN FIDDLER
266 W 47th betwn 8th and Broadway
times SQ ish NYC
9pm
$10
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Saturday, August 25th, 2007
Eugene Chadbourne and guests
10pm show feat. Michael Attias, Eugene Chadbourne, M. E., Evan Gallagher, Anders Nilsson, Peter Nilsson and Leslie Ross
The Stone
located at the corner of Ave. c and 2nd street
NYC
$10
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Sunday, August 12th, 2007
Bowerbird presents:
Daniel Blacksburg, M. E., Katt Hernandez & Evan Lipson
Philadelphia, Penn.
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Saturday, August 11th, 2007
The Red Room presents:
Daniel Blacksburg, M. E., Katt Hernandez and Evan Lipson
Red Room Series:
Normals Book Store
Baltimore, MD
8pm
$8 admission
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Monday, July 30th - Sunday, August 5th, 2007
The Funny Farm Presents:
Electric Eclectics Festival (Festival of Modern Music and Irritainment)
Meaford, Canada
M. E. teaches workshops to young children ages 5 to 15 years old (July 31 through August 2nd) and performs with :
Lary 7 and John Kilduff(Let’s Paint TV)
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Tuesday : July 24th, 2007
Michael Evans (drums) / Anders Nilsson (electric guitar) Duo
w/ Anders Nilsson (electric guitar), Peter Nilsson (drums) and Tomas Urlich (cello)
Freddy’s Backroom
485 Dean Street at 6th Ave
Brooklyn, NY
8:30 pm : Suggested $5 donation
2/3 to Bergen, 4/5 to Atlantic, M/N/R to Pacific
More info:
www.myspace.com/freddysonthewayout
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Saturday, July 15th, 2007
Slapp Happy - Outdoor Installation & Performance (conceived by Andrea Callard and David Watson)
feat. Michael Attias, M. E., Kenta Nagai, Matthew Welch and David Watson
Located at the East River between 21 and 22nd streets
starting time:
3pm
free to the public
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Tuesday, July 10th, 2007
Fulminate Trio feat. M. E., Ken Filiano and Anders Nilsson
Bowery Poetry Club
308 Bowery (3rd ave.)
NYC
10pm
$10 admission
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Saturday, July 6th, 2007
The Boredoms and Vice Magazine presents: 77BOADRUM
M. E. was drummer # 48!
Fulton Ferry Park
Dumbo
Brooklyn, NY
performance is free
concert begins at sunset
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Thursday : June 26, 2007
M.E. w/ Peter Zummo’s Noisy Meditation Band(P.Z., Tom Hamilton, Yvette Perez, Ernie Brooks and M.E.)
THE STONE
located at
the corner of
avenue c and 2nd street, NYC
10pm
$10 admission
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Thursday, June 21, 2007
M.E. w/
Kevin James-trombone and Tomas Urlich-cello
THE STONE
located at
the corner of
avenue C and 2nd street, NYC
10pm
$10
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Sunday, June 17th, 2007
8pm : Fulminate Trio feat. M. E., Ken Filiano and Anders Nilsson
10pm: The Fay Victor Quartet
Jimmy’s Bar and Restuarant
43 E. 7th str. (between 2nd and 3rd ave.)
NYC
8pm
$10 admission
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Wednesday : June 6, 2007
M.E.w/
Taylor Ho Bynum-cornet and Reuben Radding-bass
OMI Jazz Dinner Party
@ 5:30 - 6:30pm
REMI RESTAURANT
E. 57th st.
NYC
private party
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May 26th, 2007
M.E. is playing a wild percussion set-up with:
Jarboe
@ Water Street Lounge (in Dumbo)
Water street
Brooklyn, NY
$10 admission
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Saturday : May 19th, 2007
M. E. w/
Kato Hideki-bass and Anders Nilsson-guitar
Bassist/composer Kato Hideki was born in Nagoya, Japan. Guitarist/
composer Anders Nilsson was born in 1974 and raised in southern
Sweden. Percussionist Michael Evans was born in Woburn, Mass. At age eight, his
family relocated to sunny Miami, Florida where he spent his formative
years around the Atlantic Ocean.
Together they will prepare to happily improvise until they levitate
themselves and then the audience!
@ 8pm
TRIBAL SOUNDZ BENEFIT
E. 6th street(between 1st and 2nd ave.)
NYC
8pm
$8
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Friday : May 18, 2007
M.E. w/
ESP (EasSide Percussion) featuring James Pugliese, Christine Bard and M.E.
(1st gig in NYC in over 2 years!)
TRIBAL SOUNDZ BENEFIT (between 1st and 2nd avenues)
E. 6th street
NYC
9:00pm
$8
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Wednesday : May 9th, 2007
M.E. w/
Moe! Staiano’s Moe!chestra 8pm
Moe! Staiano / Michael Evans duo 10pm
@
THE STONE
located at
the corner of
avenue C and 2nd street, NYC
$10
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Sunday, April 29th, 2007 : 7:30pm
New Music Circle Presents:
EasSide Percussion (ESP) : Christine Bard, M. E. and James Pugliese
Mildred E. Bastian Center for the Performing Arts
Forest Park Community College
5600 Oakland Ave.
St. Louis, Missouri
$12/$6 with student id
8PM
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Thursday, April 19th, 2007
Michael Winograd Group feat. Michael Bates, M. E., ? and Michael Winograd
The Stone
located at the corner of ave, c at 2nd str.
NYC
8pm
$10 admission
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Sunday, March 25th, 2007
The Noisy Meditation Band with Ernie Brooks, M. E., Tom Hamilton, J.D. Parran, Yvette Perez and Peter Zummo
Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art
338 Lighthouse Ave.
Staten Island, N.Y. 10306
718 9873500
3pm
$3 admission
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Saturday, March 10th, 2007
Joe Morris Trio feat. Daniel Levin, Joe Morris and M.E.
The Stone
located at the corner of Ave. c and 2nd street
NYC
10pm
$10 admission
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Friday, March 9th, 2007
SICA presents The Black Box Of Asbury Park
“Music Of Invention”
Gisburg and Michael Evans
Shore Institute of the Contemporary Arts
20 Third Ave
Long Branch, NJ
8pm
$10
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Saturday, February 24th, 2007
NY Theremin Society Presents:
M. E. / Andrea Parkins duo
approx. set time : 9:30pm - 10pm
Also appearing : Rob Schwimmer, Dorit Chrysler, David Simons + Lisa Karrer and Nicholas Collins
ISSUE Project Room
232 Third Street - Brooklyn, NY 11215
www.issueprojectroom.org
Telephone
718-330-0313
Inquires/Mailing List
info@issueprojectroom.org
$15 admission
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Saturday, February 3rd, 2007
Mia Theodaratus group feat. M. E., Steve Gorn (bansuri flutes, soprano sax, etc.), Matt Heyner (upright bass) and Mia Theodaratus (acoustic and elecrtric harp and electronics)
Gallery
18 Wooster str.
NY, NY
8pm
private party
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Tuesday, January 30th, 2007
Michael Winograd Group feat. Michael Bates, M. E., Brandon Seabrook, ? , Michael Winograd
and special guest: Frank London
Bowery Poetry Club
308 Bowery (3rd ave.)
NY, NY
10pm
$10 admission
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Wednesday, January 24th, 2007
8pm set : Sang Won Park & Jason Kao Wang
10pm : Joe Morris Quartet w/ Daniel Blacksburg, M. E., Daniel Levin and Joe Morris
Barbes
Brooklyn, NY
$8 admission
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Saturday, January 20th, 2007
SWEAT presents:
Chris Ferris’ Duet For Rabbits
M. E. composes the music live
DEBAUN: The Center for the Performing Arts
5th & Hudson Sts.
Hoboken, N.J.
8pm
$15 admission
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Tuesday, January 16th, 2007
Percussion and Guitar music for Modern times
8PM : Aaron Dugan + Jeff Arnal
10PM : Michael Evans + Anders Nilsson
Tonic
107 Norfolk st.
NY, NY
8pm
$8
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December 7 & 8, 2006
The Chocolate Factory Presents:
“Fresh Meat” series:
Cymbolic Logicians
Michael Evans / Susan Hefner
The Chocolate Factory Theater
5-49 49th ave.
L.I. City,
NY 11101
8pm: $10 admission
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December 15th, 2006
Aperto New Music Series: Winter 2006
Diana Wayburn(piano, percussion), Shayna Dulberger(upright bass), Sam Kulik(bass trombone) and M.E.(percussion)
5C cafe
68 Ave. C @ 5th st.
NY, NY
(212) 477-5993
6:30pm: $7 admission
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November 10th, 11th and 12th, 2006
Friday at 9pm
Saturday and sunday at 8pm
Floor Ceiling Wall Animal
Chris Ferris & Dancers
Piece #1 : Duet For Rabbits (music by M.E.)
Cunningham Studio
55 Bethune street
NY, NY
$15 admission





