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news | Thursday August 12th 2009the programme could be as follows: Maya Dunietz piano/John Butcher saxophones David Ryan bass clarinet/ Jamie Coleman trumpet/ Guillaume Viltard double bass/ Eddie Prévost drums. Plus combinations drawn from the above. @ Cafe OTO |
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news | at the Vortex - Sunday 9th August 2009‘The Eddie Prévost Quartet featuring: Nathaniel Catchpole: tenor + special guest : Jamie Coleman on trumpet ! Eddie Prévost is one of the founding innovators of the new improvisationary music that emerged in the 1960s. His own contribution spans the experimentalism implicit in the music of AMM — with its emphasis upon exploring sound sources — as well as experimental references to the world of jazz. This band — which features musicians much younger than Prevost — is drawn together through association with Prévost’s workshop. It displays many of the tonal and poly-rhythmic characteristics of jazz. But there is a strong emphasis on exploring the nature of sound and upon collective playing. The ensemble defies many of the tired characterizations: it is not ‘free-jazz’, it is not ‘free-bop’,
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news | INTERLACE / Sat 18 JulyGreat Hall , Goldsmiths, New Cross, London, UK INTERLACE featuring live electronics, free improvisation and interactive composition Kaj David (piano + Max/MSP) & E. Lorien Spinelli (Laptop and processed objects) Jonathan McHugh (Max/MSP) & Mark Wastell (Tam tam) Tom Mudd (Max/MSP) & Lawrence Williams (Sax) I-Chin Li (piano + Max/MSP), Chien-Chun Li (vocal), Ryo Ikeshiro (guitar + Max/MSP) & Guillaume Viltard (db) Interlace presents an evening of exiting new music involving electronics created with Max/MSP within an improvised performance approach. entry: donations (sugg. £6), doors open 6:50 pm contact: interlace at incalcando dot com tel: 07932 566 378 |
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news | july 20 @ cafe Oto |
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ouïr | running away
double-bass solo may 08 issued by the new french label un rêve nu |
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news | French little tour in june
Wednesday 24th at 9pm @chapelle Saint-Anne / Square Roze / 37520 Tours-La Riche phone : 02 47 37 10 99 / cleanne(at)numericable(dot)fr 25th at 9pm / tel : 09 52 97 00 01 / origet47(at)gmail(dot)com Friday @ Atelier Tampon-Ramier - 14, rue Jules Vallés Paris 11°. Accés métro : L9 Charonne, L8 Faidherbe-Chaligny Tel. +33(0)1 43 73 53 46 Saturday |
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voir | tracesTree house video by Helen Petts legal viewpoint on a new trio (with Lionel Garcin & Charles Fichaux) or the french interview with professeur Y |
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lire | Off the cuff at Cafe Oto between Seijiro’s sets…“There followed a solo double bass performance that was added late to the bill from Guillaume Viltard, a young musician that has been playing a lot at the weekly Eddie Prevost workshop. I had seen him play before, most recently in a duo with his frequent playing partner Ute Kanngiesser, but never solo, and I have to admit to being taken by surprise by this set. Far from just being extra filler for the concert Viltard took the opportunity, and simultaneously his bass by the scruff of the neck and tore into a quite brilliant set, incredibly powerful, emotive playing, passionate. occasionally violent music. He rocked about around his instrument, bowing, plucking and wrenching at the strings but always with precise intention, never just randomly attacking the bass. The music was full but not lacking in structure, able to breathe but always coming at you. He began playing while the audience were still walking around chatting, and watching him when few others were he plunged everything into the performance right from the outset. moulding this music out of nowhere oblivious to the fact that people were sat watching. I found this performance absolutely captivating.” May 22, 2009 http://www.thewatchfulear.com/ |
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news | may 18thtrio with Eddie Prevost on drums & Phillip Somervell on piano + quartet with Nat Catchpole on sax on the second set @ Cafe OTO 18-22 Ashwin St Dalston London E8 3DL 8 pm |
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