wiseone2

I am only going to play in the Butch Morris led "Conduction" on September 17, at the Manhattan School of Music. I won't begin to try explaining the form. Check out the online information on Butch Morris. I live in Brooklyn, so expect to see me at the Brooklyn events. I am definitely going to be a the Benefit Opening Concert.
Here's some new stuff, Check out Peter Evens in the Friends section
MySpace.com - Festival of New Trumpet Music - NEW YORK, US - Experimental / Jazz / Classical - www.myspace.com/festivalofnewtrumpetmusic
Wilmer

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ecarroll

Wilmer,

Butch was at CalArts last winter and did it with students and some faculty members at REDCAT. . . a huge success.

Enjoy,
EC

Joe DiMonte

Thanks Wilmer.
I love the mellow sounds of "Affects Images" and the Caribbean (Harry Belafonte) beat in "Ethnic Stew and Brew."
I regret not being back in Brooklyn during these musical times and with Mr.James Moody anticipated arrival in the 'Burgh at "The Guild" on Sept 27 -30,yours truly have no plans on going beyond a 20 mile radius from home base.

Life the good life and give my regards to FLATBUSH.

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Spitty

the opening weekend of FONT Music was a huge success, not to mention a lot of fun. check out www.fontmusic.org.

coming up this week are some absolutely amazing events - if you are in the tri-state area of NYC or are in anyway within driving distance, you must come out to hear these guys. Here is the lineup:

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18: THE TEA LOUNGE (837 Union Street, Brooklyn, 718 789 2762), 8:00 PM - NOOK w/Kenny Warren, 10:00 PM - MR. TRUMPET featuring George Colligan, Ralph Alessi and Shane Endsley.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19: THE TEA LOUNGE
The KIRK KNUFFKE QUARTET & THE KENNY WOLLESEN BIG BAND featuring the music of SARAH WILSON

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THURS-SUN, SEPTEMBER 20-23:
NEW JAZZ @ THE JAZZ STANDARD
curated by Dave Douglas and Jeremy Pelt, 116 E. 27th ST., New York, NY, www.jazzstandard.net, 212 576 2232

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 - 7:30 & 9:30: World premiere of Dave Douglas and Jeremy Pelt's, INSPIRATION, with very special guests Eddie Henderson. Uri Caine (Fender Rhodes), Vicente Archer (bass), and Clarence Penn (drums)

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 - 7:30 & 9:30: World premiere of CECIL BRIDGEWATER, EDDIE ALLEN, ROD MCGAHA'S MUSIC OF THE MASTERS, featuring Kenny Davis (bass), Carl Allen (drums) and the music of Lee Morgan, Freddie Hubbard and more . . .

11:30 - trumpeters CARLOS ABADIE and BRUCE HARRIS, with Jeb Patton (piano), Jason Stewart (bass) and Pete Polinski (drums)

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 - 7:30 & 9:30: World premiere of WADADA LEO SMITH'S SEVEN Wadada Leo Smith (trumpet & electronics), Marcus Rojas (tuba), Okiyung Lee (cello), Rubin Kodheli (cello), Skuli Skerrisson (electric bass), John Lindberg (bass with wah-pedals), Martin Obeng (drums & percussion)

11:30 - trumpeters GREGORY RIVKIN & AMBROSE AKINMUSIRE

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 - 7:30 & 9:30: World premiere -
JASON PALMER QUINTET with special guest GREG OSBY
*FONT MUSIC COMMISSION*

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23: ST.MARK'S CHURCH
2:00 PM: THE BRASS MUSIC OF ANTHONY BRAXTON
New York premiere of Composition 103 for Seven Trumpets
Taylor Ho Bynum (cornet), Tim Byrnes, Forbes Graham, Sam Hoyt, John McDonough, Nicole Rampersaud, Nate Wooley (trumpets)

World premiere of Composition 169 for Brass Quintet
Taylor Ho Bynum (cornet), Nate Wooley (trumpet), Mark Taylor (French horn), Reut Regev (trombone), Jay Rozen (tuba)

The Festival of New Trumpet Music is honored to have the opportunity to present two major compositions for brass ensembles by Anthony Braxton, one of today's most innovative and acclaimed living composers.

Braxton's Composition 103 (for seven trumpets) features 145 pages of notated music and choreography for seven costumed instrumentalists. Composed in 1983, the 45-minute piece was first performed in 2005, in a fully staged and costumed realization at Wesleyan University celebrating Braxton's 60th birthday. The FONT Music performance would be the New York premiere, and only the second performance anywhere, of this major interdisciplinary work.

Braxton's Composition 169 is one of the seminal pieces in the composer's oeuvre, yet has never been performed by the intended instrumentation. Originally written for brass quintet (on swivel chairs), 169 consists of an hour of intense and unrelenting rhythmic complexity, contrasting with sections of lush, static harmonies. Braxton never found an ensemble brave enough to tackle the imposing piece, so instead has performed the work in configurations ranging from saxophone quartet to full orchestra. The FONT Music performance will present the world premiere of the composition with its original instrumentation.

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wiseone2

I just got in from the FONT concert..........if you weren't there you missed an amazing concert.
I have attended all of the concerts, they are indescribable. There were so many highlights. Dave Douglas' large work "Blue Latitudes" is a showpiece.
Much to my surprise the bassist, Mark Dresser, almost stole the show. His playing was virtuoso stuff.
Peter Evans' solo playing abetted by the Meridian Arts Ensemble in Mark Applebaum's work, "Magnetic North," was spectacular. Huang Ruo's composition, "Give You Some Color See See," again featured Peter playing with Mark Gould's New York Trumpet Ensemble and guests. It was a magical mix of Chinese Folk-Rock and brass. I liked the trumpets best
That was Sunday's concert.........wait till I tell you about tonight.
I'm fading fast, I will have more to say in the morning.
Wilmer

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