(approximately) every other Tuesday night @ 3401 Chicago Ave S Mpls
Ryan Reber: soprano sax
Milo Fine: B flat clarinet
Elaine Evans: acoustic violin
Aerosol Pike + 5
Philip Mann: alto sax, bass clarinet, drum set
Ryan Reber: soprano sax
Rick Ness: drum set, B flat clarinet, alto sax, multi-toned tenor marching bugle
Milo Fine: marimba, B flat clarinet
Davu Seru: amplified cello
Charles Gillett: guitar
Stefan Kac: tuba
Elaine Evans: amplified violin, pocket trumpet
Charles Gillett (guitar) & Stefan Kac (tuba)
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Jaron Childs (alto saxophone) & Jesse Petersen (guitar)
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George Cartwright (saxophones) & Davu Seru (percussion)
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Elaine Evans
Mike Hallenbeck & Tim Glenn
Take Acre (Richard Barlow, Jaron Childs, Charles Gillett, Davu Seru)
Rafael Toral Lisboa, Portugal
Rafael Toral is researching performance in “post-free jazz electronic music”. Using custom, experimental electronic instruments, he’s developing the long-term Space Program to structure musical phrasing in electronics. Approaching jazz as a system of individual decision-making from the viewpoint of electronics, his conception deals with physical performance, “phrasing and swing”, instruments with sonic identity, and articulation of silence and sound.
Formerly known for his drone/ ambient work with guitar and electronics and acclaimed records such as Wave Field (1994) or Violence of Discovery and Calm of Acceptance (2000), in 2003 he decided to completely renew his approach to music, launching the Space Program in 2004.
In 2006 he released Space, followed by Space Solo 1 in 2007 and Space Elements Vol. I in 2008. Also in 2008 premiered the Space Collective, a slowly developing orchestral group.
He has also released a handful of records on the local label TAIGA Records.
Jaron Childs, Charles Gillett, Davu Seru
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Justin Meyers Tone Filth Records & Tapes … ex-DEVILLOCK, GLASS ORGAN
Videos shot by Amy Waksmonski
Tatsuya Nakatani (drum set/gongs)
Milo Fine (drum set/bowed cymbals)
Milo Fine (B flat clarinet) & Charles Gillett (guitar)
Tatsuya Nakatani is on tour and will be visiting us.
He was born in Osaka, Japan and is currently residing in Easton, Pennsylvania.
Some of you may remember him when he played the series last year.
For more information on Tatsuya, visit here.
Raised Beds
Charles Gillett [guitar]
Process is the Goal
Jon Davis (bass clarinet/electric bass)
Jamie Paul Lamb (keyboards)
Edward Schneider (alto saxophone)
Brian Susko (sound engineer)
Wendy Ultan (violin)
Neil Wadhawan (percussion)
Raised Beds
Charles Gillett
Process is the Goal
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