Taran's Free Jazz Hour : EVENTS

David S. Ware needs a kidney, blood type "O"

2009-01-16T14:07:00.000-08:00

Dear friends,

This is an urgent notice on David S. Ware’s health. David needs to find a kidney donor.

David S. Ware was diagnosed with kidney failure in 1999 and he began dialysis that fall. He had an intensive three week hemodialysis regime toward beginning peritoneal (self-administered) dialysis, which would allow him to travel. David has been on this self-administered dialysis regime multiple times every day and night since October 1999. While certainly difficult, he has been able to travel, and perform his music undiminished, since then.

However, late this past December, David called to say that after 9 years this treatment was no longer working as it had been, and that a kidney transplant is the only viable option for his survival. Since then a number of friends and family members have offered to give him one of their kidneys. Unfortunately, they have all been disqualified due to health reasons or not having David's blood type, O.

Some basic/initial requirements for viable donors are that they must be under 60 years of age, do not have diabetes or high blood pressure, are in general good health, and have blood type O (either O+ or O- is fine).

The hospital where a transplant would take place is the very highly regarded Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick, NJ
http://www.rwjuh.edu/

Willing and able potential donors should please get in touch with us as soon as possible:

Steven Joerg / David S. Ware management
aum@aumfidelity.com
telephone: 718 854 2387

We will then get them directly in touch with the Kidney Transplant Center at RWJU Hospital to begin the screening process for donor viability.

Thank you on behalf of David S. Ware;
please feel free to forward this notice.

Steven Joerg
AUM Fidelity

Hagenfesten 2008

2008-08-23T10:16:00.000-07:00

all photos from Heiko Purnhagen's website

In retrospective, Hagenfesten 2008 brings back images of the barn, the river, the delicious food, the wooden toilets, natural wine, pretty Swedish girls with tanned legs…and of course, excellent music!

The 6th edition of this homemade festival in a tiny village in the heart of Sweden, saw a gathering of top-notch improvisers from Sweden, France and USA, some world renowned, others of growing reputation. Most recognizable names being saxophonist Roland Keijser, drummer Raymond Strid and pianist Sten Sandell from Sweden, cellist Fred Lonberg-Holm from Chicago, violinist Katt Hernandez and cellist Helena Espvall from Philly. Then there were quite a few promising members of the new generation of French and Swedish musicians. The festival also included poetry readings by Swedish poets, acrobatics and dance performances. The complete list of artists is available at the Hagenfesten website. Pictures are available at the festival's official photographer, Heiko Purnhagen's website.

Organisation
Organised by bassist Joel Grip, trumpet player Niklas Barnö and vocalist Sofia Jernberg, Hagenfesten is a manifestation of these musicians’ desire to open up new avenues for their music and creative improvised music in general. And that’s exactly the kind of initiative we need to see more of if we’re to ensure the survival and proliferation of this music. This music that’s beautiful, and rare due to the lack of openings, places to play and lack of public. It’s common currency in creative music to see musicians take a stand and make things happen, in their own way, with whatever they’ve got. And that’s what Hagenfesten is about, doing your own thing and making “IT” happen. Kudos to the three main organisers and their families and friends who put in their bit whole-heartedly toward the organisation of the festival. It’s hard work organising a homemade festival of international merit, hundreds of things to be taken care of with limited resources and manpower. One of the most remarkable aspects of this little festival and the promise of its longevity is the fact that all musicians, big or small, come to perform for love. The festival organisers take care of the boarding lodging and traveling expenses of the artists. These expenses are afforded thanks to funding from the Gagnefs Kommun (sort of a city council or something) and Helge Ax:son Johnson Stiftelsen (an organization funding arts in Sweden), and the sale of tickets. They didn't quite break even this time.

Performance Venues
“Hagen”, in Swedish, means an area where cows are kept, “festen” means feast. Hagenfesten happens literally in the home of Lena Westin & Jan Albinsson in the quiet, obscure and picturesque village of Dala-Floda, located in the beautiful region of Dalarna in Sweden, with a total population of 90! The main performance venue is the barn that’s part of Lena and Jan’s big, red, wooden house in the middle of a “hagen” by the river. Lena and Jan are the "dual core processor" of hagenfesten. Performances also take place in the 17th century church of Dala Floda and the nearby train park in the woods, created by Staffan and Erik Eronn.

Accomodation
People coming from far off places can camp for free behind the house. There are also hotels and B&B’s not far from the festival site. more info on Hagenfesten website.

Food
The delicious wholesome food is prepared by Lena Westin with the help of volunteers, usually people from the village and members of the public.

Wine
Marc Fèvre from Gallerie Tampon-Ramier in Paris was selling his natural wine this year.

Highlights
All the performances at the festival were original and delightful. And in my humble opinion, the highlights of the festival were:
in the barn: Fred Lonberg-Holm and Raymond Strid duo; the quartet of Roland Keijser, Niklas Barnö, Joel Grip and Raymond Strid
in the church: Sten Sandell piano solo; duo of Katt Hernandez and Eve Risser

Lightbox Orchestra workshop
Chicago cellist Fred Lonberg-Holm gave a workshop on his Lightbox Orchestra concept where he uses a box fixed with LEDs to lead an ensemble. The music is purely improvised in the moment by the ensemble. Each LED corresponds to a player in the ensemble who plays or stops as the light goes on or off. The workshop was open to musicians and amateur musicians, the only amateur being yours truly. The only instrument I had was a little bird-whistle that made the sweetest birdy sound. I asked Fred-Lonberg Holm if I, not being a musician and having only a bird whistle for instrument, could take part in the workshop. Fred said, “Sure.” It was a great experience, being part of the same ensemble as Sten Sandell, Katt Hernandez, Lena Espvall, Eve Risser and all. And whaddayaknow, Roland Keijser later complimented me on my whistle playing. Thanks FLH!

Money, honey
Hagenfesten needs and duly deserves more attention and more money, more funding from the region of Dalarna, the Swedish cultural affaires, the European commission, and whoever else gives two hoots about the fact that it’s a pool of European creativity, a bringing together of the European masters and the younger generation of improvising musicians. Hagenfesten also puts the invisible village of dala floda–try looking for it on google maps–on the world map of cultural events. Considering the high participation of musicians and audiences from France in 2008, even the French cultural affaires should pay heed to the possibilities the festival presents. For one, the French can considerably improve their English language skills interacting with the Swedes and other Europeans. It’s time somebody somewhere realized that (European) improvised music is an art-form that needs to be preserved and nurtured, just like the opera and classical music, just like the blues. We need more little festivals and venues for improvised music and all of those places are going to need help, in cash and kind. Let’s do what we can and hope for the best.
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R-de-choc
Another such festival is organised by guitarist Pascal Marzan in Paris. European improvisers come to play at a small theatre in paris, from far off places. They play for no fee, and their expenses are borne by Pascal Marzan out of his own pocket. The festival is R-de-Choc. Check it out.

19 favourite CDs of 2007

2008-01-09T09:36:00.001-08:00

there's so much wonderful music happening and so many great recordings coming out every year, that listing the best ten of the year sounds very unfair. and i didn't listen to all the recordings of 2007, an impossible task. here's a list of 2007 recordings, in no order at all, that i immensely enjoyed:

recording, record label

red morocco, rogue art

obliquity, bo weavil
aporias, creative sources
live at WDIY, foreign frequency
unpredictable point of impact, evil rabbit records
alivebuquerque, pfmentum
red dispersion, slam
at your service, ayler
dances: new generation quartet, ayler
rune larson luther thomas, ayler
martin kuchen trio, ayler
sounds, cleanfeed
sonic openings under pressure, cleanfeed
delphynus & lyra, cleanfeed
the levitation shuffle, cleanfeed
surface, european echoes
more together than alone: lol coxhill, emanem
frameworks:sme, emanem
one hot afternoon, leo

samedi 05 jan: TOTEM en concert à Angers

2007-12-28T04:37:00.000-08:00

samedi 05 : ANGERS - L'Etincelle, rue Maille, je crois. 21 h (? €)

Guillaume BELLANGER, contrebasse
Cédric THIMON, saxophones
Arnaud BENOIST, batterie

november gigs in Angers

2007-11-02T14:56:00.000-07:00

16 nov
Arnaud Benoist, Batterie/ Guillaume Bellanger, saxophones
T'es Rock coco, 20h30, 5€

29 nov
Roger Lahu, poésie
Will Guthrie, batterie/ Sebastien Coste, saxophone
Bibliothèque anglophone, 60 rue Boisnet, 19h , 5€

29 nov
patrick Lauruol, contrebasse/ Tony baker, piano
T'es Rock coco, 21h00, 5€

Free Jazz Day 6: audio

2007-11-01T10:21:00.000-07:00

M3U STREAM / FLASH PLAYER / DOWNLOAD HERE

scroll down for pictures / see video here

Free Jazz Day 5

2007-10-31T16:29:00.000-07:00

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patrick lauruol, bass/ richard zenou, bass/ yves oreillon, tenor, soprano sax

taran

jolyon derfeuil, the free poet

jolyon derfeuil, the free poet

Free Jazz Day 4

2007-10-31T16:23:00.000-07:00

espace D, the contemporary dance group, perform while patrick lauruol & richard zenou improvise on the basses

bernard doucin, drums/ pierrick menuau, sax

patrick lauruol, bass/ richard zenou, bass/ yves oreillon, tenor & soprano sax

bernard doucin, drums/ pierrick menuau, sax

patrick lauruol, bass/ richard zenou, bass/ yves oreillon, tenor & soprano sax

Free Jazz day pictures 3

2007-10-31T16:19:00.001-07:00

nicolas gallard, drums/ boochon, trombone, voice/ unknown, turntable

lauruol & richard zenou, bass

espace D, the contemporary dance group, perform while patrick lauruol & richard zenou improvise on the basses

espace D, the contemporary dance group, perform while patrick lauruol & richard zenou improvise on the basses

Free Jazz Day pictures 2

2007-10-31T16:14:00.001-07:00

lauruol & richard zenou, bass/ taran, poetry

lauruol & richard zenou, bass/ taran, poetry

me

myself

nicolas gallard, drums/ boochon, trombone, voice/ unknown, turntable

2007-10-31T16:06:00.000-07:00

the venue, le Quai

people, musicians

tony baker, giving an excellent reading of his own poetry and that of his late friend, bill griffith's/ patrick lauruol, bass/ richard zenou, bass

tony baker, giving an excellent reading of his own poetry and that of his late friend, bill griffith's/ patrick lauruol, bass/ richard zenou, bass

tony baker, giving an excellent reading of his own poetry and that of his late friend, bill griffith's/ patrick lauruol, bass/ richard zenou, bass

Free Jazz Day 1

2007-10-28T18:43:00.000-07:00

a video of the sos trio (marco eneidi, lisle ellis, peter valsamis) is projected on the wall behind me

myself

and...I

me orientating the webcam. julie looking toward the stage.

Free Jazz Day - ouest france, 25 oct 07

2007-10-25T21:06:00.000-07:00

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Ab Baars trio+Ken Vandermark tour

2007-09-23T11:04:00.000-07:00

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The 1st Annual Forward Music Festival

2007-09-01T10:35:00.000-07:00

The 1st Annual Forward Music Festival
An Evening Celebrating Creative Music

Saturday October 6, 2007

The newly formed Creative Musicians Collective (CMC) with the co-sponsorship of Charles Lester Music proudly announces the inaugural Forward Music Festival. The CMC is a locally based musician action group comprised of musicians, artists, and their supporters committed to bringing new and innovative jazz-rooted music and related performing arts to the communities of the San Francisco/Oakland Bay area. The Forward Music Festival is the initial event presenting a full evening program of creative, improvised music featuring locally based and internationally recognized musicians.

Program:

• Duet set by word & sound-smith Ijeoma Thomas with special guest accompaniment;

• Trumpet master Eddie Gale, San Jose’s Jazz Ambassador and his vanguard musical ensemble;

• The spoken word and creative music of Positive Knowledge featuring multi-reed player Oluyemi Thomas and poetic vocalist, Ijeoma Thomas with special guest;

• The Joel Futterman, Alvin Fiedler, Ike Levin Trio and their highly innovative approach to “in-the-moment” musical compositions

Where:

21 Grand (An interdisciplinary arts space)
416 25th St. (at Broadway)
Oakland, CA 94612
510-444-7263

When:

Saturday October 6, 2007
Doors Open at 8:00pm/performances continue all evening

Admission: $12-15

For additional information contact info@charleslestermusic.com, or call Ike Levin, 925-324-2315 or Oluyemi Thomas at ninepostive@earthlink.net

A presentation of the SF Bay Creative Musicians Collective (CMC) and Charles Lester Music.

Sep 4, 2007: Steve Cohn in Paris (and Angers)

2007-08-23T02:32:00.000-07:00

the great shakuhachi player & pianist Steve Cohn will be playing at 7 Lézards in Paris, with john betch on drums and a bass player.

Steve Cohn will be in angers for a small solo gig and a live interview on Taran's Free Jazz Hour, on sep 8, 2007.

the gig is at café T'es rock Coco in Angers at 8 pm paris time. the interview will happen around 11 pm paris time.

Oct 27, 2007: Free Jazz Day

2007-08-12T20:19:00.000-07:00

LISTEN LIVE | WATCH LIVE

Celebrating Free Jazz Day on Oct 27, 2007. 12-hour non-stop radio show from noon to midnight.

The show is dedicated to the artistry of saxophonist Marco Eneidi.

There will be lot of recorded music, live poetry reading, live music, and dance.

the show will be broadcasted from the huge multi-arts performance space, Le Quai.

Recorded music themes:

1. hommage to the greats and the recently departed
2. free music from New York, Chicago, Seattle, elsewhere
3. free music from San Francisco bay, west coast, elsewhere
4. free music from Europe
5. free music from Canada
6. free music for lovers

Marco Eneidi's Music will be a constantly recurring theme.

Live performances:

people in Angers are welcome to drop by at Le Quai for these performances, free & open to the public.

14h : tony baker, poetry / patrick lauruol, bass
15h30 : taran singh, poetry / patrick lauruol, bass
17h : n. gaillard, drums / boochon, trombone
19h : espace D, dance / patrick lauruol, bass / richard renouz, bass
20h30 : pierrick menuau, sax / bernard doucin, drums
22h : yves oreillon, sax/ patrick lauruol, bass/ projection of paintings by a local artist

photo by Peter Gannushkin at http://downtownmusic.net

Jolly Boat Pirates : Oct 2, 2006

2006-09-05T09:40:00.000-07:00

for music samples goto : http://myspace.com/thejollyboatpirates (the music starts itself)

Niklas Barnö, Trumpet
Devin Gray, Drums
Joel Grip, Bass
Lars Åhlund, Saxophone

Oct 2, 2006, 20h30, entrée: 5€ / 3€

l'Espace Culturel de l'Université d'Angers

4 Allée François Mitterand, 49000 Angers

02 41 96 22 96

Free Jazz Day: July 15, 2006, 1pm -1am

2006-06-21T03:54:00.000-07:00

see what the wonderful Victor Melamed did for the occasion

victor melamed's website

the 12-hour free jazz show is here. the programme will look something like this:

All Music from my recent and some not so recent playlists will be played. and there's gonna be loads of poetry, spoken word and chat with people...and live music.

sometime in the evening we'll get to speak to marco eneidi from the nickelssdorf jazz festival, austria

13h-14h: we start with listening to the greats -anthony braxton, muhal richard abrams, art ensemble of chicago, albert ayler, mingus, joe mcphee et al.

14h-15h: we speak to alexandre pierrepont, the well known social and cultural anthropologist specialising in afro-american and creative musics, and listen to more music

15h-16h: we talk to michel dorbon of rogueart records (to be confirmed), and more music

16h-17h: we talk to nicolas netter of chief inspector records, and more music

17h-18h: we speak with julien palomo, sonny simmons' archivist in france, more music

18h-19h: brief chat with adrien chiquet, the new director of jazz à mulhouse festival, more music

19h-20h: pedro costa of cleanfeed records from lisbon(to be confirmed), more music

20h-21h: possible conversation with martin davidson of emanem records

21h-22h: this hour will be dedicated to the memory of the great
glenn spearman & the great raphé malik

22h-23h: live music, with pierrick menuau solo on tenor sax

23h-24h: brief chat with ras moshe, saxophone player from nyc, more music

24h-01h: brief chat with marc edwards, free jazz drummer & percussionist, more music

cartoon courtesy: http://inaweb.de/cartoons/music.html

music & poetry

2006-05-16T08:33:00.000-07:00

marco eneidi on wkcr

2006-03-09T02:00:00.000-08:00

please forward
on wed (mittwoch) 15 marz, radio station wkcr, columbia university new york,will broadcast an interview i (marco eneidi) did in the studios of wkcr by ben young on 16 dec 2005 from 3pm till 6pm new york time, new music program. wkcr may be heard in the new york area at 89.9 FM, or on the internet at www.wkcr.org

peace and prayers to my, and our long time good friend and musical accomplice
RAPHE MALIK 1 nov. 1946 - 8 march, 2006

baby please don't go - Ellis/Eneidi/Valsamis - American Roadwork (CIMP)

2006-03-08T06:13:00.000-08:00

to listen, click on the title above / pour écouter, cliquez sur le titre

marco eneidi, alto sax

lisle ellis, doublebass

peter valsamis, drums

watch this video and listen to the great sounds

2006-02-23T10:29:00.000-08:00

quicktime required

check out Zoot Music

marc edwards interview

2006-01-27T11:56:00.000-08:00

Marc Edwards interview on AAJ

Adam Kriney's Owl Sounds

2006-01-04T10:36:00.000-08:00

this is completely, absolutely free and freak-out
visit website

FREE JAZZ DAY - Saturday, 16 July 2005, 13h - 01h

2005-06-29T12:35:00.000-07:00

this is a tentative hour-by-hour playlist. slight reshuffeling expected. besides the music, there will be live readings of poetry by langston hughes and james a. emanuel.
performers: taran, poetry, blues harp/ nicole levesque, violin

13h-14h: joe mcphee's underground railroad; music on engine records; mutable records; kali records
14h-15h: roaratorio records; kali fasteau on flying note; scott dubois on soulnote
15h-16h: utech records; color sounds records; chief inspector records; denis fournier
16h-17h: cecil taylor; james a. emanuel(on altsax records); martin kuchen
17h-18h: ESP disk; soldisk; ayler records; charles lester music; dennis gonzalèz
18h-19h: lou grassi; marc edwards; jack wright; gary hassay, ross hammond
19h-20h: marco eneidi; lisle ellis; blaise siwula; fred hess
20h-21h: mike bisio; gebhard ullmann(drimala); joe giardullo(not two records); jessica jones
21h-22h: freedom art quartet; warren smith quartet; new world records, scott dubois (on soulnote)
22h-23h: douglas ewart; archie shepp; lewis jordan; stephen gauci; CKW trio
23h-00h: stichtig wig records; james finn on cleanfeed records; AUM fidelity
00h-01h: leo records; emanem records; katchie cartwright

GUILLERMO E. BROWN à Paris, 23 et 24 juin 2005

2005-06-20T15:49:00.000-07:00

GUILLERMO E. BROWN, le batteur de David S. Ware, sera en concert à Paris les 23 et 24 juin 2005, dans le cadre du MANGROOVE FESTIVAL. Le samedi 25 juin, il donnera dans l'après-midi une conférence dans le cadre de la Mangroove Music Conference - en compagnie de son ami Mike Ibrahim. Outre ces deux concerts - aux frontières du jazz, des musiques africaines et de l'électro - Guillermo nous fera part de sa vision de la musique et de l'industrie musicale à l'heure de la globalisation.
Le Mangroove Festival se tiendra du Mardi 21 au Samedi 25 - Espace Châtelet-Victoria - 19 av. Victoria 75001 Paris (métro Châtelet).. Plus d'informations sur le site: www.mangroovefestival.com
Merci de faire passer l'information. N'hésitez pas à me contacter pour toute demande d'interview ou tout autre renseignement.
# calixte 06 19 37 91 28 ::::::: www.guillermoebrown.com

David S Ware Solo, 6 juin 2005 : compte rendu

2005-06-09T05:20:00.000-07:00

compte rendu + photo: Chaamba

Je tenais à te remercier pour m'avoir signalé ce concert solo de David S. Ware. C'était impressionnant, tu t'en doutes. Une petite salle, le grand saxophoniste qui descend des escaliers pour venir rejoindre le public assis sur des petites chaises "de poupée", une odeur d'encens... Il commença par du circulaire, très puissant. Puis ce fut une suite de débauches d'énergie souvent interrompues sèchement. Nous eûmes droit à un "Sometimes I Felt Like A Motherless Child" énoncé au ténor, sussuré, chanté, formidable ! Poignant. Il nous adressa aussi un couplet sur la sauvegarde de la planète, il invoqua Ganesh avec ferveur. Il y eut du "spoken word" que tu aurais apprécié. Un personnage !!! J'étais au premier rang, très intimidé. Je trouvai tout de même l'audace de sortir mon appareil et de faire quelques photos, dont je te livre un échantillon pour tes archives personnelles, à toi qui m'alerta sur le passage de ce grand artiste à Paris. Je le verrai pour son concert de "musique pour cordes" le 16 juin (jouera-t-il ?).
plus bas détails du concert de 16 juin

David S. Ware Concerts in Paris

2005-06-04T10:38:00.000-07:00

CONCERTS PARISIENS DE DAVID S WARE

David S Ware concert solo
le 6 juin à 20h30

à l'Atelier du Plateau
5 rue du plateau
75019 Paris
01 42 41 28 22
prix des places : 9 €

Musique pour ensemble à cordes
compositions et direction : David S Ware
le 16 juin 2005 à 12h30

Maison de l'Architecture
salle de la Chapelle
148 rue du faubourg Saint Martin
75010 Paris
ENTREE LIBRE
durée du concert : 1 heure

Avec
Colette Lepage, violon
Karolina Mlodeka, violon
Frantz Loriot, alto
Jean-Philippe Feiss, violoncelle
Hugues Vincent, violoncelle
Youen Cadiou, contrebasse
Théo Girard, contrebasse

David S Ware est accueilli dans le cadre du programme international de résidences au Centre des Récollets mis en place par la ville de Paris et le Ministère des Affaires étrnagères

possibilité de restauration sur place :
buffet 15 € sur réservation au : 01 53 26 09 05

anne dumas
musique en jeu
santeyne
31480 pelleport
france
tel 00 33 5 61 85 71 38
fax 00 33 5 61 85 71 11
mej@tiscali.fr

rare CDs for sale

2005-04-10T11:21:00.000-07:00

i'm selling these rare cds. each for 10€ + shipping. payment by paypal, or cash (at your own risk):

chico (1 copy): new, unopened

hidden voices (2 copies), new unopened

john coltane live in japan-4-cd box (1 copy), new unopened

8 March 2005, Jazz Poetry Jam, Angers

2005-02-19T09:20:00.000-08:00

HOME

Readings of Langston Hughes' poems by the Jazz Poetry Ensemble, and Readings of Jazz & Blues haikus by the Afro-American poet James A. Emanuel, accompanied by the Jazz Poetry Ensemble musicians.
click on the poster to enlarge.

25 février - 6mars 2005, Michel Doneda, Jack Wright, Tatsuya Nakatani

2005-02-17T11:39:00.000-08:00

Ces trois musiciens de musique improvisee ont recemment complete un tour de l'amerique, ou ils ont joue a treize villes de l'est et middlewest. Maintenant ils jouent pour la premiere fois tous les trois en France. On peut ecouter leur musique de la CD "From Between" a

http://www.hhproduction.org/current_ensemble.html

et revues de la CD a http://www.soseditions.com/news.html

et lire de ces musiciens a leur websites:

Michel: http://puffskydd.free.fr/neda/
Jack: http://www.springgardenmusic.com/
Tatsuya: http://www.hhproduction.org/

Vendredi Fevrier 25
Poiters FRANCE
20h30 Le Carre Bleu Les Couronneries 1 bis rue de Nimègue Infos Pratiques :Tel : 0549441248

Samdi Fevrier 26
Brest 18h00
centre d'art Passerelle 41 rue charles berthelot contact : 02 98 43 34 95

Dimanche Fevrier 27
Guerande Chapelle St.-Michel

Mardi Mars 1
Le Havre 21h00 Piednu, Batiment Cavenue Lucien Corbeaux

Mercredi Mars 2
Lille 21h00 le crime, 96, rue chanzy, 59 260 hellemmestel/fax : (+33) (0)3 20 67 14 76http://crimeasso.free.fr/

Jeudi Mars 3
Metz Tatsuya solo Theatre du SaulcyIle du Saulcytel: 00 33 (0) 3 87 31 50 50

Vendredi Mars 4
Metz Theatre du Saulcy Ile du Saulcy

Samdi Mars 5
Strasbourg Musee d'art moderne et contemporaine 1 place Hans Jean Arp tel: 03 88 23 31 31

Dimanche Mars 6
Malakoff (pres de Paris) La Fabrica'son, 157 Bd Gabriel Péri, Rép: 01 47 35 18 10.info@fabrica-son.com

Nu Band at Pannonica, Nantes

2005-01-17T10:31:00.000-08:00

cp1
the Nu Band gave a wonderful concert on 13 jan 2005 at "le pannonica", nantes, france.
photography: ludovic failler, click to enlarge

off-stage shots by taran:

the Nu Band: lou grassi, drums/ joe fonda, contrabass/ mark whitecage, saxophones, poetry/ roy campbell jr, brass, poetry