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UPCOMING EVENTS

  • 2/11, 6.30PM, L.A. Stylophonic @ EX IM OT, 3121 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
    Performing new works by Louis Lopez, Colin Wambsgans, and Justin Asher

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • 2/5, 5PM, DOGSTAR ORCHESTRA @ The Wulf, Los Angeles, CA

    Legendary Tokyo guitarist and composer Taku Sugimoto joins Michael Pisaro and the Dog Star Orchestra for two concerts and a grillout.

    At 5pm, a group of 16 musicians will premiere a new, 50-minute piece co-written by Sugimoto and Pisaro.Taku Sugimoto and Michael Pisaro, guitars with the Dog Star Orchestra (Winter, 2012): Casey Anderson, computer; Matt Barbier, trombone; Eric KM Clark, violin; Devin Disanto, clarinet; Paul Fraser, trumpet; Kristin Haraldsdottir, viola; Stefan Kac, tuba, Ingrid Lee piano; Daniel Letourneau, guitar; Heather Lockie, viola; Sepand Shahab, keyboard; Cassia Streb, viola; Christine Tavolacci, flute; Chaz Underriner, guitar

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KREation Winter Tour Dates

KREation (Kevin Robinson Ensemble) Winter tour dates are up! Kevin booked eight shows on the East Coast. I’m only playing in the four listed below, but you should definitely check out the other shows if you get the chance to.

12/29, 9-10PM, KREation @ The Underground, NYC
12/30, 8-11PM, KREation @ An Die Musik, BALTIMORE, MD
1/6, 6.45-8.45, KREation @ Joe Squared, BALTIMORE, MD
1/7, 8-10PM, KREation @ Douglas Street Music Collective, Brooklyn, NEW YORK

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“Come On You Fuckers” Video

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OCT 19th 12PM, 20th 9PM

POSTER

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‘DRAWING DESIRE’ AT HARVESTWORKS SEP 23

Just finished an electronic score in collaboration with Kevin Robinson from KREation for the first in a series of videos in Jacolby Satterwhite’s ‘Drawing Desire’ project. The video will be showing at Harvestworks on Broadway, New York from 7-9pm. Jacolby Satterwhite is a great video and performance artist whose work can at once be fun and disturbing. If you’re in New York on the 23rd of September, you should go check it out.


Description of ‘Drawing Desire’ taken from the Harvestworks website:

New York City-based multi-media artist Jacolby Satterwhite has created a new work called Drawing Desire,  a multimedia video project based on his mother’s drawings. His mother’s battle with schizophrenia has influenced her to create songs and thousands of schematic drawings/inventions influenced by capitalist desires and American material culture.

…The work combines a narrative between performance, drawing, and 3D animation. The series of 4 videos are loosely based on the dense narrative structure of Hieronymous Bosch “Garden of Earthly delights landscape.

 

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‘Mucositis’ at PACT Zollverein Oct 1

“Mucositis”, a film by Jahcobie Cosom which I wrote music for, will be screening at PACT Zollverein in Essen, Germany as part of CalArts Plays Itself.

Here’s a preview:

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KREation Online Concert

AUG 20, 5pm, www.stageit.com
Buy tickets for 50 cents or more HERE.

Kevin Robinson- Winds
James Brandon Lewis- Tenor Sax
Ingrid Lee- Piano
Joanna Malfatti- Drums

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THE BOSTON GLOBE: IDITAROD REVIEW

SICPP’s 10-hour long marathon concert, aptly named the Iditarod, took place from June 25 4pm to June 26 at 2am. It was definitely one of the most amazing musical experiences I’ve had. The concert was reviewed in The Boston Globe and my performance of Tristan Murail’s “Transsahara Express” with bassoonist Chris Watford got a mention in the article:

“The expanded landscape, perhaps, reflected the presence of French composer Tristan Murail, in residence at SICPP this summer, with five works on Saturday’s bill. Murail likes to get inside musical sound, dismantling it and unhurriedly regarding the components. But he does so with sensual precision, amply evident from 1974’s “Transsahara Express,’’ dark, soft daubs given smooth varnish by bassoonist Christopher Watford and pianist Ingrid Lee…”

Pretty cool.

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