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Bearsville Center Woodstock
Jazz Brunch
Sunday, August 23, 2020, 11am to 2pm
Spacious outdoor seating by the stream (limited to 50)
Sertso, Berger, Gorn & Bisio
Soft Intensity - World-Musical Magic”
Ingrid Sertso, voice Karl Berger, vibes + keys
Steve Gorn, bansuri flutes Michael Bisio, bass
Music from Ingrid Sertso’s European Album “What Do I Know”
+ themes by Karl Berger, Ornette Coleman, and world-musical
motives in a unique blend of spacious improvisations.
International Press Quotes:
“Ingrid Sertso defies all the stereotypes of vocal interpretations….No motion is wasted. She sings straight from the heart.”
“Steve Gorn, whose flute is said to ‘re-align the cells’, combines the essence of the Indian classical music tradition with a contemporary world music sensibility”
“Karl Berger is a great pure player…There is a zen-like spirit that transcends genre. Intensely beautiful music.”
“Michael Bisio’s playing appears to be produced by sorcery,… fleet-fingered,….jaw-dropping,…yet he isn’t too proud either to lay down a straightforward line, which he makes as absorbing as anything else.”
The Bearsville Center is located at 277-297 Tinker Street (Route 212) in Bearsville NY
Music begins at 11:30 am.
The musicians, in association with the Creative Music Studio, Woodstock NY, want to dedicate this concert to the memory of the multi-instrumentalist and sound-engineerTed Orr.
Pre-Release, autographed, copies of Karl Berger’s new book “The Music Mind Experience - Playing, Listening, Singing, Moving” will be available at the conce
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Karl H Berger
Creative Music Studio
POB 671
Woodstock NY 12498-0671
845 679 8847
www.creativemusic.org
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'who is bob Meyer?": https://bobmeyermusic.com/bio T.D.-like you I am over 60 and risk adverse-I just felt comfortable with the venue.
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Heard then last night at The Falcon in Marlboro, NY. Venue was great: generously spaced tables on tiered outside patios next to a waterfall. Everybody politely wearing masks other than when sitting at the tables. Lovano playing snippets from Parker tunes. It was just great to hear live music!!!!!!
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Previously unissued Joe McPhee circa 1970, complete Milford Graves and Don Pullen Yale Concert 1966 and von Schlippenbach "Three Nails Left". http://www.corbettvsdempsey.com/cat/records/albums/
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"The hardest one for me to find was Jimmy Smith's "Cool Blues". The important thing there was to get the early 2000s RVG reissue that pitch corrected the McMaster 1990ish reissue .
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Art Farmer-Phil Woods "What Happens?" with Martial Solal, Henri Texier and Daniel Humair
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I ordered about multiple cds from No Business around May 22nd. Just arrived a couple days ago-nearly seven weeks.
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New Hank Mobley Blue Note Set
cliffpeterson replied to miles65's topic in Mosaic and other box sets...
I know it has been discussed that the boxes are not necessarily shipped out in numerical order. That said, just got mine and it is #1672 on a projected edition of 2500. -
https://www.timesunion.com/entertainment/article/McCann-keeps-jazz-flowing-on-WCDB-15196537.php?fbclid=IwAR3-4d_kxqWvoo1uAdhTqvY5KCIYiobov_EBcXQw4v-FquPCxzfO6M84hRQ
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Received an email yesterday from Dark Tree Records. Courtesy of the Tapscott estate, it will be releasing on cd later this spring "Horace Tapscott with the Pan African Peoples Arkestra- 'Ancestral Echoes The Covina Sessions, 1976'". These are previously unreleased studio recordings. Liner notes by Steven Isoardi. There are four song titles: "Ancestral Echoes," "Sketches of Drunken Mary," "Jo Annette" and "Eternal Eygpt Suite." Dark Tree will also be releasing "Live at Lama" on vinyl and a new Isoardi book entitled "The Music Finds a Way-A PAPA/UGMAA Oral History of Growing Up in Postwar South Central Los Angeles." No information on the above as yet on Dark Tree's website or Facebook page.
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James Falzone reports on his Facebook page that Bill Smith, the clarinetist that played with Dave Brubeck, died on March 4, 2020. If so, he was 93.
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April 23, 2020 at 7:30 PM. General admission. https://www.troymusichall.org/events/533/amir-elsaffar-s-rivers-of-sound-orchestra/ The musicians are: Amir ElSaffar, trumpet/santur Carlo DeRosa, acoustic bass Aruan Ortiz, piano Dena ElSaffar, violin/jowza Fabrizio Cassol, alto saxophone George Ziadeh, oud/vocals Jason Adasiewicz, vibraphone JD Parran, bass saxophone/clarinet Miles Okazaki, guitar Mohammed Saleh, oboe/English horn Naseem AlAtrash, cello Nasheet Waits, drums Ole Mathisen, tenor saxophone/soprano saxophone Rajna Swaminathan, mridangam Tareq Abboushi, buzuq Tim Moore, percussion/dumbek/frame drum Zafer Tawil, percussion/oud
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imagine Eric dolphy on one of these suckers!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qmxnp_3KUt0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouJDvdg7EZI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANE849xdB6Q
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What live music are you going to see tonight?
cliffpeterson replied to mikeweil's topic in Live Shows & Festivals
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Like others when I visited NYC I would go to the Tower Records in the Village and particularly the Annex. Not far from there was Other Records (?), which is now closed. When we visited Tokyo about 7-8 years ago, my wife and daughter went to Disneyland-I went to the Tower Records store in Shibuya: https://blog.discogs.com/en/digging-in-tokyo-tower-records/. That was great.
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recent Calgary article on Sheila courtesy of the Mosaic Sunday Gazette: https://calgaryherald.com/entertainment/music/at-91-charlie-parker-protege-sheila-jordan-still-dedicating-her-life-to-the-jazz-music-she-loves
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"I'm not clear who wrote the piece"-Don Sickler perhaps because he posted the information and the last paragraph is attributed to him? https://jazzleadsheets.com/news/herbie-nichols-solo-piano-summit/
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This group is: Donny McCaslin: Tenor, Soprano Saxophones Ingrid Jensen: Trumpet Gary Versace: Piano David Ambrosio: Bass Adam Nussbaum: Drums https://www.facebook.com/events/614270392698989/
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https://transversales.bandcamp.com/album/live-in-paris-1975 vinyl and download only No cd-sh**t.
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Some choices all afternoon up and down the valley 1. Dianne Reeves at the Troy Music Hall in Troy for a 3 PM concert. https://www.troymusichall.org/events/517/diane-reeves/ 2. A Benefit concert for the Creative Music Studio scheduled from 5 -10:30 PM at The Beverly Lounge in Kingston, NY. Featured bands: John Medeski & Billy Martin of Medeski Martin & Wood as "Shack Party" with Jesse Murphy (Norah Jones) and Danny Blume (The Lounge Lizards) The CMS Improvisers Orchestra (20 musicians!) conducted by Karl Berger LEGACY (Ingrid Sertso, Karl Berger, Ken Filiano, Steven Bernstein, Billy Martin & Peter Apfelbaum) Ben Vida with Fred Lonberg-Holm more information: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/creative-music-studio-benefit-concert-at-the-beverly-lounge-kingston-ny-tickets-90651768881?utm_ 3. Joe McPhee with Chris Corsano at Tubby's in Kingston at 7:30 PM. https://www.tubbyskingston.com/calendar 4. Eric Person at The Falcon in Marlborough at 8 PM. https://www.liveatthefalcon.com/200209
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At the UpFront Exhibition Space: https://www.facebook.com/pg/UpFront-Exhibition-Space-54573742806/posts/
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I intend to go. Saw this same group tearing up Caffe Lena in Saratoga Springs earlier this month. Chuck Lamb is a really fine pianist.
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There are more concerts in the Kingston/Hudson/Catskill area than those held at The Beverly, e.g., Alvaro Domene's "Singularity" series, Michael Bisio's Sunday afternoon concerts at the Lace Mill (the Matt Shipp Trio played their last November [?]), Bobby Previte's Sunday night concerts at the Avalon Lounge (and before that at the Hi Lo). Consider "friending" Fred Longberg-Holm, Previte and Alvaro Domene on Facebook. Or go to Alvaro's, Previte's and Michael Bisio's respective websites and ask to be put on their mailing lists. In Kingston, check out Tubby's and the Kingston Artists Collective. Tubby's has a McPhee/Corsano concert scheduled in the end of February. Perhaps you are aware of Planet Arts' duo series in Catskill in April, May and June.
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https://www.facebook.com/themoment.beverly/
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nice article about Tony Falco, the owner of The Falcon. https://m.chronogram.com/hudsonvalley/tony-falco-a-legend-in-full-flight/Content?oid=9676311