NOVEMBER, 2009
Sun., November 01, 2009 at 7:00 PM
Description
This is a general admission, fully standing show.
Artists
Alessio Bax
w/ Bach Transcribed: arrangements by Petri, Siloti, Bax, and Busoni and Dan Tepfer: The Goldberg Variations / Variations
Mon., November 02, 2009 at 6:30 PM
w/ Bach Transcribed: arrangements by Petri, Siloti, Bax, and Busoni and Dan Tepfer: The Goldberg Variations / Variations
Description
Alessandro Marcello Adagio from the Oboe Concerto (transcribed by J.S. Bach)
Bach-Siloti Air, from the Orchestral Suite no. 3 in D major
Bach-Siloti Siciliano, from the Flute Sonata in E flat Major
Bach-Petri Sheep May Safely Graze
Bach/Bax Adagio, from the Keyboard concerto in F minor
Bach/Busoni Chaconne, from the Violin Partita in D minor
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Bach-Siloti Air, from the Orchestral Suite no. 3 in D major
Bach-Siloti Siciliano, from the Flute Sonata in E flat Major
Bach-Petri Sheep May Safely Graze
Bach/Bax Adagio, from the Keyboard concerto in F minor
Bach/Busoni Chaconne, from the Violin Partita in D minor
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Artists
Mon., November 02, 2009 at 9:30 PM
![music of Schoenberg, Schumann and more]( "music of Schoenberg, Schumann and more")
Description
Music/Words season II
Interdisciplinary series founded by pianist Inna Faliks that unite classical musicians with contemporary poets to create joint performances.
Program:
Schoenberg 3 Klavierstucke opus 11
Schumann Fantasie in c major opus 17
selected variations from 13 Ways of Looking at the Goldberg by Mischa Zupko, Derek Bermel and Fred Hersch
Poet, Jesse Ball will read between each piece.
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Interdisciplinary series founded by pianist Inna Faliks that unite classical musicians with contemporary poets to create joint performances.
Program:
Schoenberg 3 Klavierstucke opus 11
Schumann Fantasie in c major opus 17
selected variations from 13 Ways of Looking at the Goldberg by Mischa Zupko, Derek Bermel and Fred Hersch
Poet, Jesse Ball will read between each piece.
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Artists
Tue., November 03, 2009 at 6:30 PM
Description
Ensemble FIRE and Pipa virtuoso Min Xiao-Fen performing music from Huang Ruo's new CD “To The Four Corners” on Naxos Records (http://www.naxos.com/catalogue/item.asp?item_code=8.559653
)
Program to include:
String Quartet No. 1: The Three Tenses
Drama Theater III: Written on the Wind
Four Fragments
Drama Theater II: Shifting Shades
“The last release by Naxos of Huang Ruo’s Chamber Concertos Nos. 1–4 was hailed as ‘a bold debut’ (Gramophone) which ‘shows a major compositional voice emerging’ (The Juilliard Journal Online). This disc, To The Four Corners, presents three of his Drama Theaters for various combinations of Eastern and Western instruments—including 18 beer bottles—the elusive subtitle of each strikingly suggesting a musical/cultural/philosophical idea. Similarly, The Three Tensesexplores a paradoxically integrated notion of time, where past, present and future create ‘a seamless entity called timelessness’. Huang Ruo won the 2008 International Composition Prize of the Luxembourg Society for Contemporary Music and has been cited by the New Yorker as ‘one of the most intriguing of the new crop of Asian-American composers.”
(co-produced by Naxos USA and Future In REverse) This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
)
Program to include:
String Quartet No. 1: The Three Tenses
Drama Theater III: Written on the Wind
Four Fragments
Drama Theater II: Shifting Shades
“The last release by Naxos of Huang Ruo’s Chamber Concertos Nos. 1–4 was hailed as ‘a bold debut’ (Gramophone) which ‘shows a major compositional voice emerging’ (The Juilliard Journal Online). This disc, To The Four Corners, presents three of his Drama Theaters for various combinations of Eastern and Western instruments—including 18 beer bottles—the elusive subtitle of each strikingly suggesting a musical/cultural/philosophical idea. Similarly, The Three Tensesexplores a paradoxically integrated notion of time, where past, present and future create ‘a seamless entity called timelessness’. Huang Ruo won the 2008 International Composition Prize of the Luxembourg Society for Contemporary Music and has been cited by the New Yorker as ‘one of the most intriguing of the new crop of Asian-American composers.”
(co-produced by Naxos USA and Future In REverse) This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Artists
Tue., November 03, 2009 at 10:00 PM
Description
This is a first-come seated event. Seating is limited, please arrive early.
Artists
Wed., November 04, 2009 at 7:00 PM
Description
This is a general admission, fully standing show.
Artists
Wed., November 04, 2009 at 11:00 PM
Description
This is a general admission, fully standing show.
Artists
BEHIND THE GROOVE
Thu., November 05, 2009 at 10:00 PM
Description
BEHIND THE GROOVE "Playin' the classics that make you move."
w/ DJ's: DP ONE, KS 360 (aka Kwikstep) & AFRO BEAT.
Spinning Funk, Soul, Disco, Hip-Hop, Salsa & House
Spinning Funk, Soul, Disco, Hip-Hop, Salsa & House
Minne-apple in the Big Apple Happy Hour
Fri., November 06, 2009 at 6:00 PM
Description
A monthly gathering of MN expats, this Minnesota Monthly happy hour is one of the friendliest nights in NYC. Come for the camaraderie, tater tot hot dish, and sometimes even delicious homemade bars.
Check out
http://minneappleinthebigapple.com for other Minnesota-related events and happenings in NYC.
Extended happy hour till 9PM!
DJ DEEJAY PRESENTS... "MMP!"
Fri., November 06, 2009 at 10:00 PM
Description
DJ DEEJAY PRESENTS...
"MMP!"
an all Madonna Michael Jackson Prince dance party!
with special guest DJ MISS GUY!
If you want to party like it’s 1999, the only place to majorly sweat it out is at MMP with your host DJ DEEJAY, a high-energy monthly dance party featuring the music of Madonna, Michael Jackson and Prince.
Fri., November 06, 2009 at 11:00 PM
Description
The Freedom Party NYC, NYC's #1 Dance Party Every Friday 6 Years and Counting!!!
Featuring Resident DJs every week... DJ Cosi, DJ Herbert Holler, DJ Marc Smooth
Ladies free before 12am, $10 after, on guest list.
Guys $5 before 12am, $10 after, $15 after 2am, on guest list.
General admission is $15 all night.
This is a general admission standing event.
Featuring Resident DJs every week... DJ Cosi, DJ Herbert Holler, DJ Marc Smooth
Ladies free before 12am, $10 after, on guest list.
Guys $5 before 12am, $10 after, $15 after 2am, on guest list.
General admission is $15 all night.
This is a general admission standing event.
Artists
LIGHT UP THE NIGHT
Sat., November 07, 2009 at 10:00 AM
Description
Tackleberry & Mike McGill of WNYU’s A Downtown Affair have teamed up with Daniel Auster of NYC’s premier dance shop A1 Records for a new monthly get together at the Gallery Bar in Le Poisson Rouge. Equal parts disco, boogie, and house, Light Up The Night will be reaching back to the halcyon years of New York night music. From the underground sounds of private press studio sessions to the limelight of disco proper and the hand-over to Chicago, all aimed at rush hour traffic on the dance floor. Expect a program of choice selections, deep digs, and top flight DJs stopping by to share the love of a generation's prolific dance floor production. Stop by for a genuine, intimate D.I.S.C.O. experience!
Artists
Rebel Waltz
Sat., November 07, 2009 at 11:00 PM
Description
Rebel Waltz: Underground Music from Behind the Iron Curtain
Artists
Terry Riley's "In C Remixed" (CD Release Concert)
Sun., November 08, 2009 at 6:30 PM
Description
Celebrating the release of the Grand Valley State University New Music Ensemble's much-anticipated new double-CD set, "In C Remixed". The ensemble performs Terry Riley's classic work "In C", which will be remixed live by composer/sound designer Dennis DeSantis. "In C" remixer R. Luke DuBois produces video projections to accompany the performance, with assistance from image gurus Josh Goldberg and Adam Kendall. Slow Boys ("In C" remixers Michael Lowenstern, bass clarinet, Todd Reynolds, violin) open the show with a feast of groove-based, instrumental and virtuosic sound which can best be described as fun, funny and funky.
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
PWM Happy Hour
Mon., November 09, 2009 at 6:30 AM
Description
This brand new chiptune happy hour kicks off Monday, November 9th with
resident DJs C-Tor and Natty spinning all your favorite lowbit music.
Come out to this weeknight, non-performance oriented chiptune event from the people who bring you Pulsewave. Less sweaty moshpits, more drink specials! Have a track you want people to hear? Bring it on a thumbdrive and we'll try to get it in rotation.
Pulsewave:Modulation - Because once a month just isn't enough.
Come out to this weeknight, non-performance oriented chiptune event from the people who bring you Pulsewave. Less sweaty moshpits, more drink specials! Have a track you want people to hear? Bring it on a thumbdrive and we'll try to get it in rotation.
Pulsewave:Modulation - Because once a month just isn't enough.
Heather O'Donnell, piano
and
Face the Music
w/ music of Ives, Schneller, Zimmerman, Schwartz, and more
Mon., November 09, 2009 at 6:30 PM
w/ music of Ives, Schneller, Zimmerman, Schwartz, and more
Description
Program:
Heather O'Donnell, piano: Remembering November 9, 1989 and the fall of the Berlin Wall
Oliver Schneller: Five Imaginary Spaces, for piano and electronics
Oliver Schneller: And Tomorrow..., for piano and electronics
Charles Ives: Three Pieces for Quarter Tone Pianos (new version for piano and electronics)
Walter Zimmermann: The Missing Nail at the River, for piano and toy piano
Face the Music:
Francis Schwartz: Cannibal Caliban
Phil Kline: Exquisite Corpses
Miguel del Aguila: Obsessed Milonga, from "Salon Buenos Aires"
Marcelo Zarvos: Memory, from "Nepomuk’s Dances"
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Heather O'Donnell, piano: Remembering November 9, 1989 and the fall of the Berlin Wall
Oliver Schneller: Five Imaginary Spaces, for piano and electronics
Oliver Schneller: And Tomorrow..., for piano and electronics
Charles Ives: Three Pieces for Quarter Tone Pianos (new version for piano and electronics)
Walter Zimmermann: The Missing Nail at the River, for piano and toy piano
Face the Music:
Francis Schwartz: Cannibal Caliban
Phil Kline: Exquisite Corpses
Miguel del Aguila: Obsessed Milonga, from "Salon Buenos Aires"
Marcelo Zarvos: Memory, from "Nepomuk’s Dances"
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Artists
Muddled Mondays
Mon., November 09, 2009 at 7:00 PM
Description
Muddled Mondays
Service Industry Night $5 Wines, Well Drinks, and Draft Beers!!
Every Monday Night
7-9 p.m. free liquor tasting and contests
9-2 a.m. dj dance party
Tonight you're the customer and the customer is always right! Join Muddled Mondays on Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter for constant updates. Muddled Mondays is a Monday night party created for service industry professionals. Come enjoy cheap drinks and free contest giveaways!"
Service Industry Night $5 Wines, Well Drinks, and Draft Beers!!
Every Monday Night
7-9 p.m. free liquor tasting and contests
9-2 a.m. dj dance party
Tonight you're the customer and the customer is always right! Join Muddled Mondays on Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter for constant updates. Muddled Mondays is a Monday night party created for service industry professionals. Come enjoy cheap drinks and free contest giveaways!"
Suphala, tabla
w/ Mike Block, cello , Rob Moose, Violin , Kinan Azmeh, clarinet and Daniel Cords, saxophone
Mon., November 09, 2009 at 10:00 PM
w/ Mike Block, cello , Rob Moose, Violin , Kinan Azmeh, clarinet and Daniel Cords, saxophone
Description
Suphala performing tabla with Mike Block on cello and various special guests.
This is a first-come seated event. Seating is limited, please arrive early.
This is a first-come seated event. Seating is limited, please arrive early.
Artists
Skana
and
The Earthman Experience
w/ special guest Dorothy Lawson of Ethel and Richard Earthman Laurent Quantum Pause Art Exhibit
Wed., November 11, 2009 at 6:30 PM
w/ special guest Dorothy Lawson of Ethel and Richard Earthman Laurent Quantum Pause Art Exhibit
Description
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Artists
Wed., November 11, 2009 at 9:30 PM
Description
Southern Italian singer-songwriter, composer and actor Peppe Voltarelli will make his New York City concert debut on Wednesday November 11, 2009 at (Le) Poisson Rouge. Born in Italy’s Calabria region, the 40 year-old Voltarelli’s work is a modern Italian’s musical take on the diaspora of tight-knit Calabrian immigrant communities that continue to thrive throughout Europe and the Americas. At (Le) Poisson Rouge Voltarelli will offer a set drawn from his first solo album, 2007’s “Distratto ma però” (Distracted But However), a project which the Rome-based musician has supported with over 200 live shows in Italy and Europe, the results of which were released on his 2008 live album “Duisburg Nantes, Praga”. This New York appearance is part of Pan-American tour which will see Voltarelli perform for the first time in Buenos Aires, Mexico City, Los Angeles, Toronto and Montreal.
New York filmgoers have already had the opportunity to see Peppe Voltarelli in a leading role in the 2006 mockumentary feature “La Vera Leggenda di Tony Villar” (The Real Legend of Tony Villar), which showed in official selection at the 2007 TriBeCa Film Festival. The semi-biographical plot follows the path of a contemporary Italian singer (Voltarelli), on the trail of a crooner from his Calabrian village (Villar), who found fame and fortune in 1960’s Argentina and eventually disappeared into anonymity in the Bronx’s Italian community along Arthur Avenue. Directed by fellow Calabrian Giuseppe Gagliardi, “La Vera Leggenda di Tony Vilar” will be screened on Tuesday November 10, 2009 at NYU’s Casa Italiana as a preview to Wednesday’s (Le) Poisson Rouge event. Voltarelli and Gagliardi previously collaborated on “Doichlanda”, a 2003 documentary about Italian immigration to Germany -- their ongoing music and film relationship producing numerous award winning video clips.
Peppe Voltarelli is a founding member of "Il Parto delle Nuvole Pesanti" (The Birth of the Heavy Clouds) one of Italy’s seminal bands of the 1990’s, whose style is a mix of rock and Calabrian folk traditions. Voltarelli’s path as a touring musician has lead him to collaborations with other cutting edge Italian artists exploring similar mixes of old world and new world sounds, such as the German-born Italian raised Vinicio Capossela, Sicilian Roy Paci (Manu Chao) and Neopolitan Daniele Sepe. The Calabrian musician has twice been recognized in Italy’s prestigious Tenco Prize event.
Voltarelli has also contributed music and text to Italy’s theatrical stage with a 2001 work on the life of Domenico Modugno, the multiple Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter who penned one of the most well known Italian popular songs in the world, 1958’s San Remo Festival winning "Nel blu dipinto di blu”, more commonly know as "Volare". Along with the Florence-based Krypton troupe, Voltarelli composed the original music for "Roccu u Stortu" (Rocco the Crooked), the anti-war saga of a Calabrian soldier’s desertion in WWI. An active pacifist, Voltarelli traveled to Iraq in 2003 to participate in a peace concert held in Bagdad’s Palestine Hotel, an account of which can be seen in the documentary "Sotto il cielo di Baghdad" (Under the Baghdad Sky). Voltarelli is also a published author with a collection poetry and songs in Calabrian dialect with English translation.
The opening act for Peppe Voltarelli’s (Le) Poisson Rouge date is the Montreal-based Italo-Canadian singer-songwriter Marco Calliari. The Calabrian-born, one time Latin American star, now based in New York, Tony Villar will make a special guest appearance in Peppe Voltarelli’s set.
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
New York filmgoers have already had the opportunity to see Peppe Voltarelli in a leading role in the 2006 mockumentary feature “La Vera Leggenda di Tony Villar” (The Real Legend of Tony Villar), which showed in official selection at the 2007 TriBeCa Film Festival. The semi-biographical plot follows the path of a contemporary Italian singer (Voltarelli), on the trail of a crooner from his Calabrian village (Villar), who found fame and fortune in 1960’s Argentina and eventually disappeared into anonymity in the Bronx’s Italian community along Arthur Avenue. Directed by fellow Calabrian Giuseppe Gagliardi, “La Vera Leggenda di Tony Vilar” will be screened on Tuesday November 10, 2009 at NYU’s Casa Italiana as a preview to Wednesday’s (Le) Poisson Rouge event. Voltarelli and Gagliardi previously collaborated on “Doichlanda”, a 2003 documentary about Italian immigration to Germany -- their ongoing music and film relationship producing numerous award winning video clips.
Peppe Voltarelli is a founding member of "Il Parto delle Nuvole Pesanti" (The Birth of the Heavy Clouds) one of Italy’s seminal bands of the 1990’s, whose style is a mix of rock and Calabrian folk traditions. Voltarelli’s path as a touring musician has lead him to collaborations with other cutting edge Italian artists exploring similar mixes of old world and new world sounds, such as the German-born Italian raised Vinicio Capossela, Sicilian Roy Paci (Manu Chao) and Neopolitan Daniele Sepe. The Calabrian musician has twice been recognized in Italy’s prestigious Tenco Prize event.
Voltarelli has also contributed music and text to Italy’s theatrical stage with a 2001 work on the life of Domenico Modugno, the multiple Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter who penned one of the most well known Italian popular songs in the world, 1958’s San Remo Festival winning "Nel blu dipinto di blu”, more commonly know as "Volare". Along with the Florence-based Krypton troupe, Voltarelli composed the original music for "Roccu u Stortu" (Rocco the Crooked), the anti-war saga of a Calabrian soldier’s desertion in WWI. An active pacifist, Voltarelli traveled to Iraq in 2003 to participate in a peace concert held in Bagdad’s Palestine Hotel, an account of which can be seen in the documentary "Sotto il cielo di Baghdad" (Under the Baghdad Sky). Voltarelli is also a published author with a collection poetry and songs in Calabrian dialect with English translation.
The opening act for Peppe Voltarelli’s (Le) Poisson Rouge date is the Montreal-based Italo-Canadian singer-songwriter Marco Calliari. The Calabrian-born, one time Latin American star, now based in New York, Tony Villar will make a special guest appearance in Peppe Voltarelli’s set.
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Artists
Thu., November 12, 2009 at 7:00 PM
![music of Janáček, Kurtág, and Schubert]( "music of Janáček, Kurtág, and Schubert")
Description
Pianist Jonathan Biss will be joined by singer/pianist/composer Gabriel Kahane on Thursday, November 12, at 8 p.m. at Le Poisson Rouge, the Greenwich Village club known for fusing popular and art cultures. The program bridges classical and contemporary music with the music of Franz Schubert as the organizing force. The concert opens with Mr. Kahane performing a set of his compositions, which will include music from his album, titled “Gabriel Kahane,” of chamber music and popular songs, followed by Mr. Biss playing Schubert’s C Major Sonata and music by composers that link to Schubert, such as Kurtág and Janáček. The two artists will conclude the program with a performance of several Schubert songs.
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Artists
Fri., November 13, 2009 at 7:00 PM
Description
This is a first-come partially seated event in the round. Seating is very limited, please arrive early.
Artists
Happy Hour Party
Fri., November 13, 2009 at 7:00 PM
Description
Get On Your Dancing Shoes with DJ Rachael (Underrated)
Spinning Oldies But Goodies, the latest in Indie Rock, and your favorite One-Hit-Wonders.
Spinning Oldies But Goodies, the latest in Indie Rock, and your favorite One-Hit-Wonders.
BOOmCha!!
ZUZUKA PODEROSA & WOOLES DJ
,
JOYA BRAVO
,
DJ JMAY (Super Villiany)
and
DJ COMRADE (Xao Productions)
Fri., November 13, 2009 at 10:00 PM
Fri., November 13, 2009 at 11:00 PM
Description
The Freedom Party NYC, NYC's #1 Dance Party Every Friday 6 Years and Counting!!!
Featuring Resident DJs every week... DJ Cosi, DJ Herbert Holler, DJ Marc Smooth
Ladies free before 12am, $10 after, on guest list.
Guys $5 before 12am, $10 after, $15 after 2am, on guest list.
General admission is $15 all night.
This is a general admission standing event.
Featuring Resident DJs every week... DJ Cosi, DJ Herbert Holler, DJ Marc Smooth
Ladies free before 12am, $10 after, on guest list.
Guys $5 before 12am, $10 after, $15 after 2am, on guest list.
General admission is $15 all night.
This is a general admission standing event.
Artists
Craig Finn & Tad Kubler of The Hold Steady on
Sat., November 14, 2009 at 1:00 PM
Description
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Artists
John Zorn’s Tzadik Label Mini Festival
Sat., November 14, 2009 at 7:00 PM
Description
This is a general admission, fully standing show.
Artists
Crooked Disco w/ DJ Morsy & DJ Kestar
Sat., November 14, 2009 at 10:00 PM
Description
Crooked Disco featuring
DJ Morsy & DJ Kestar
About: Join DJs Morsy and Kestar, aka the Crooked Disco DJs, for Play Date, their monthly Play Date party at its new home, the gallery at Le Poisson Rouge. Play Date is a unique, free, party featuring the Crooked Disco DJs all night long on the decks sharing their favorite new music, premiering their latest custom tracks and remixes, and digging out rediscovered dancefloor classics. Expect their custom blend of mixed up party sounds from electro to house to to good hip hop and assorted breakbeats, all night long with an injection of personal favorites geared toward the intimate gallery space.
About: Join DJs Morsy and Kestar, aka the Crooked Disco DJs, for Play Date, their monthly Play Date party at its new home, the gallery at Le Poisson Rouge. Play Date is a unique, free, party featuring the Crooked Disco DJs all night long on the decks sharing their favorite new music, premiering their latest custom tracks and remixes, and digging out rediscovered dancefloor classics. Expect their custom blend of mixed up party sounds from electro to house to to good hip hop and assorted breakbeats, all night long with an injection of personal favorites geared toward the intimate gallery space.
Sat., November 14, 2009 at 10:30 PM
Description
This is a general admission standing event.
Tickets are available at the door.
FREE before 11:30 with RSVP to VDRKBLOG.COM
Tickets are available at the door.
FREE before 11:30 with RSVP to VDRKBLOG.COM
Artists
The Blackened Music Series presents
Sun., November 15, 2009 at 8:00 PM
Description
This is a general admission, fully standing show.
Artists
Mon., November 16, 2009 at 6:30 PM
Description
Decca Records is proud to host this free event which will showcase the screening of Cecilia Bartoli in a live concert, filmed September 10, 2009. This once-in-a-lifetime concert celebrated the launch of her newest album, Sacrificium. Filmed in the private theater of the Royal Palace in Caserta, Italy just outside of Naples, the film features Bartoli performing a number of arias from the album with Il Giardino Armonico and Giovanni Antonini. Enjoy this exclusive screening along with a special cocktail, door prizes and much more. Don’t miss the only chance to see a Bartoli performance this fall.
Muddled Mondays
Mon., November 16, 2009 at 7:00 PM
Description
Muddled Mondays
Service Industry Night $5 Wines, Well Drinks, and Draft Beers!!
Every Monday Night
7-9 p.m. free liquor tasting and contests
9-2 a.m. dj dance party
Tonight you're the customer and the customer is always right! Join Muddled Mondays on Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter for constant updates. Muddled Mondays is a Monday night party created for service industry professionals. Come enjoy cheap drinks and free contest giveaways!"
Service Industry Night $5 Wines, Well Drinks, and Draft Beers!!
Every Monday Night
7-9 p.m. free liquor tasting and contests
9-2 a.m. dj dance party
Tonight you're the customer and the customer is always right! Join Muddled Mondays on Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter for constant updates. Muddled Mondays is a Monday night party created for service industry professionals. Come enjoy cheap drinks and free contest giveaways!"
Robert Palmer Tribute to Benefit Jajouka
![Augusta Palmer]( "Augusta Palmer")
Bachir Attar
,
Anthony DeCurtis
and
Augusta Palmer
w/ Lenny Kaye , The Kropotkins , John Kruth , Robert Poss (from Band of Susans) , Eric Andersen , Ned Sublette , Hitchiker , Ladell Mclin and Tehran-Dakar Brothers
Mon., November 16, 2009 at 10:00 PM
w/ Lenny Kaye , The Kropotkins , John Kruth , Robert Poss (from Band of Susans) , Eric Andersen , Ned Sublette , Hitchiker , Ladell Mclin and Tehran-Dakar Brothers
Description
A night of music to celebrate the legacy of NY Times music critic Robert Palmer, with proceeds to benefit his favorite band, The Master Musicians of Jajouka. Palmer’s admirers range from Bono to LaMonte Young and his work is being celebrated in Blues & Chaos: The Music Writing of Robert Palmer a collection edited by Anthony DeCurtis and published by Scribner, and The Hand of Fatima a documentary directed by Palmer’s daughter about his collaborations with The Master Musicians of Jajouka, an ancient Moroccan musical brotherhood led by Bachir Attar. Performances by Lenny kaye, Dave Soldier, and many others will be featured as well as clips from the film and readings from Palmer's groundbreaking work.
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Artists
Tue., November 17, 2009 at 6:30 PM
![music of Janáček and Fred Frith]( "music of Janáček and Fred Frith")
Description
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Artists
A very special evening with
![Nina Persson (The Cardigans), Nathan Larson (Shudder To Think), and Niclas Frisk (Atomic Swing)]( "Nina Persson (The Cardigans), Nathan Larson (Shudder To Think), and Niclas Frisk (Atomic Swing)")
A CAMP - SOLD OUT
w/ Nina Persson (The Cardigans), Nathan Larson (Shudder To Think), and Niclas Frisk (Atomic Swing)
Tue., November 17, 2009 at 10:00 PM
w/ Nina Persson (The Cardigans), Nathan Larson (Shudder To Think), and Niclas Frisk (Atomic Swing)
Artists
Nat Geo Music Residency
Tue., November 17, 2009 at 10:00 PM
Description
Nat Geo Music Residency is a free gallery party that features modern music from around the globe.
Wed., November 18, 2009 at 7:00 PM
Description
In late 2006, a letter was sent to T Bone Burnett, who later won the Grammy Award for the best album of the year 2008, Robert Plant and Allison Krauss's "Raising Sand" . The letter was from Akiko Yano who had been a huge admirer of T Bone. She asked him if he would produce an album for her.
It was over 30 years ago when T Bone Burnett received a vinyl disc of "Japanese Girl", Akiko's first album. Inspired, he tried to contact Akiko but he could not reach her at that time. After 30 years, his wish became a realty. Thus the project took off in LA in September 2007. T Bone Burnett brought the same cast of muscians who contributed to create "Raising Sand" including Marc Ribot (guitars).
Akiko has found a great joy of playing the music with Marc Ribot. She is always amazed by his profound understanding of music behind the original sound of his guitar and exhilarating energy, which gives another different dimension to her music.
Marc joined Akiko’s Japan tour last year and Akiko will bring him to Japan again in the end of this year.
The concert at Le Poisson Rouge will be their first NYC show they play together.
Akiko Yano’s latest album “akiko” was recorded in 2007 in LA and its original Japanese version was release in 2008 only in Japan. As Akiko loved the album so much she wanted to make it available worldwide, she decided to launch her own label “TABI” for her international release. Now the English version of “akiko” is available online worldwide.
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
It was over 30 years ago when T Bone Burnett received a vinyl disc of "Japanese Girl", Akiko's first album. Inspired, he tried to contact Akiko but he could not reach her at that time. After 30 years, his wish became a realty. Thus the project took off in LA in September 2007. T Bone Burnett brought the same cast of muscians who contributed to create "Raising Sand" including Marc Ribot (guitars).
Akiko has found a great joy of playing the music with Marc Ribot. She is always amazed by his profound understanding of music behind the original sound of his guitar and exhilarating energy, which gives another different dimension to her music.
Marc joined Akiko’s Japan tour last year and Akiko will bring him to Japan again in the end of this year.
The concert at Le Poisson Rouge will be their first NYC show they play together.
Akiko Yano’s latest album “akiko” was recorded in 2007 in LA and its original Japanese version was release in 2008 only in Japan. As Akiko loved the album so much she wanted to make it available worldwide, she decided to launch her own label “TABI” for her international release. Now the English version of “akiko” is available online worldwide.
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Artists
John Wesley Harding's Cabinet of Wonders
John Wesley Harding and His Band, The English UK
w/ A.C. Newman , Rhett Miller , Steve Almond , Mike Birbiglia , Stephen Elliott and Eugene Mirman
Wed., November 18, 2009 at 10:00 PM
w/ A.C. Newman , Rhett Miller , Steve Almond , Mike Birbiglia , Stephen Elliott and Eugene Mirman
Description
LINE UP SUBJECT TO CHANGE
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Artists
Reverb
Thu., November 19, 2009 at 6:30 PM
Description
Student/NYU night
$15 for students
$80 Opera Box ($60 for members)
$15 for students
$80 Opera Box ($60 for members)
Flashy and Trashy
Thu., November 19, 2009 at 10:00 PM
Description
Thursday night from 10pm-4am in the gallery bar you'll find Flashy & Trashy. If you are ready to not take yourself too seriously, this is your night. You can sit at the bar and order tater tots and grilled cheese, or act a fool on the dance floor. Dress is casual, though you will often find resident DJ Jay McElfresh in anything from a marching band uniform to a wizard robe. Along with jay's usual mix of 80s and 90s dance, electro, and old school hip hop, you'll find weekly guest DJ's playing everything from funk and soul 45s to classic and soft rock. Prince, Wu-tang clan, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Mary J. Blige, Steve Winwood, Otis Redding, T. Rex, New Order; they all work here.
Artists
Thu., November 19, 2009 at 11:00 PM
![Zuzuka]( "Zuzuka")
Description
This is a general admission standing event.
Free Colt 45s from 11-12, $5 well drinks & $5 draft beer all night!
Free Colt 45s from 11-12, $5 well drinks & $5 draft beer all night!
Artists
Reverb:
Fri., November 20, 2009 at 6:30 PM
Description
$15 Students
$20 Bar Seating
$35 Table Seating | $25 for members
$80 Opera Box Seating | $60 for members
General Admission and Student tickets do not get a seat.
$20 Bar Seating
$35 Table Seating | $25 for members
$80 Opera Box Seating | $60 for members
General Admission and Student tickets do not get a seat.
Barrio Bump
Fri., November 20, 2009 at 10:00 PM
![Dr. Juice]( "Dr. Juice")
Description
Nickodemus presents Barrio Bump with special guests from Brighton, England celebrating Tru Thoughts 10th Anniversary!!
Ladies free before 12PM & $10 after!
Guys $5 before 12PM & $10 after!
General Admission is $20
**MENTION BARRIO BUMP OR NICKODEMUS AT THE DOOR TO AVOID GENERAL ADMISSION CHARGES!
Ladies free before 12PM & $10 after!
Guys $5 before 12PM & $10 after!
General Admission is $20
**MENTION BARRIO BUMP OR NICKODEMUS AT THE DOOR TO AVOID GENERAL ADMISSION CHARGES!
Artists
Fri., November 20, 2009 at 11:00 PM
Description
The Freedom Party NYC, NYC's #1 Dance Party Every Friday 6 Years and Counting!!!
Featuring Resident DJs every week... DJ Cosi, DJ Herbert Holler, DJ Marc Smooth
Ladies free before 12am, $10 after, on guest list.
Guys $5 before 12am, $10 after, $15 after 2am, on guest list.
General admission is $15 all night.
Featuring Resident DJs every week... DJ Cosi, DJ Herbert Holler, DJ Marc Smooth
Ladies free before 12am, $10 after, on guest list.
Guys $5 before 12am, $10 after, $15 after 2am, on guest list.
General admission is $15 all night.
Artists
Sat., November 21, 2009 at 7:00 PM
Description
Tickets go on sale Oct. 2. Members can buy tickets now.
This is a general admission standing event.
This is a general admission standing event.
Artists
Little Dragon
w/ Re:Redux (feat. Didi & Aaron from Brazilian Girls) , Crystal Fighters and DJ Scribe (I Love Vinyl/Raw Fusion)
Sat., November 21, 2009 at 11:00 PM
w/ Re:Redux (feat. Didi & Aaron from Brazilian Girls) , Crystal Fighters and DJ Scribe (I Love Vinyl/Raw Fusion)
Description
This is a general admission, fully standing show.
Artists
Performa: Scratch the Grand Finale
w/ Ari Benjamin Meyers with Chris Spencer (Unsane) , Zhang Shouwang (Carsick Cars) , Xiao he , Kalup Linzy , Shannon Plumb , Beau Sievers , Nick Hallett , Kay Merryweather , Imani Uzuri , Didier Faustino , Katie Paterson , Daisy Press , Mai Ueda , Terrence Koh and Pierce Jackson
Sun., November 22, 2009 at 7:30 PM
![Terrence Koh]( "Terrence Koh")
w/ Ari Benjamin Meyers with Chris Spencer (Unsane) , Zhang Shouwang (Carsick Cars) , Xiao he , Kalup Linzy , Shannon Plumb , Beau Sievers , Nick Hallett , Kay Merryweather , Imani Uzuri , Didier Faustino , Katie Paterson , Daisy Press , Mai Ueda , Terrence Koh and Pierce Jackson
Description
Inspired by the Scratch Orchestra, an experimental musical ensemble formed in London in 1969, Performa will invite artists to present 5-10 minute works responding to the following topics: "Dining on Radio Waves", "Lust is a Force", "Between Noise and Silence", "Songs as Architects" and "Motion and Magic" curated by Performa.
$15 | $11 for Performa members
The Scratch Orchestra was an experimental musical ensemble founded in London in the spring of 1969 by Cornelius Cardew, Michael Parsons and Howard Skempton. The Orchestra reflected Cardew’s musical philosophy at that time. This meant that anyone could join, graphic scores were used (rather than traditional sheet music), and there was an emphasis on improvisation. The Scratch Orchestra arose from Cardew’s ‘Experimental Music’ class at Morley College, London, which served as a venue for extra rehearsals for Scratch Orchestra concerts, but Scratch Orchestra rehearsals were also held separately. The first meeting of the Scratch Orchestra was at St. Katharine’s Dock, London, 1 July 1969. It was announced by means of a ‘Draft Constitution’, published in “The Musical Times” in June 1969. The Draft Constitution set out categories of musical activity: Improvisation Rites, Popular Classics, Compositions, and Research Projects.
Performa’s Grand Finale for 09 adopts and adapts such an approach, creating a ‘Draft Constitution’ that responds to the Futurist themes of the ’09 biennial. Invited artists, musicians, writers and poets will present work related to the seemingly disparate topics of food, lust, noise, architecture and magic. Scratch the Grand Finale suggests the spirit of the Futurist Synthetic Theater and Filippo Marinetti’s assertion “spectators will be made to ‘forget the monotony of everyday life’ through a ‘labyrinth of sensations’ characterized by the most exasperating originality combined in unexpected ways.”
Invited artists will be asked to present a five to ten minute work responding to the following subtitles: Dining on Radio Waves; Lust is a Force; Between Noise & Silence; Songs for Architects; and Motion & Magic. The stage will be set with a arrangement of musical and Futurist inspired instrumentation and means from record decks, green light to perfume and the bassoon.
$15 | $11 for Performa members
The Scratch Orchestra was an experimental musical ensemble founded in London in the spring of 1969 by Cornelius Cardew, Michael Parsons and Howard Skempton. The Orchestra reflected Cardew’s musical philosophy at that time. This meant that anyone could join, graphic scores were used (rather than traditional sheet music), and there was an emphasis on improvisation. The Scratch Orchestra arose from Cardew’s ‘Experimental Music’ class at Morley College, London, which served as a venue for extra rehearsals for Scratch Orchestra concerts, but Scratch Orchestra rehearsals were also held separately. The first meeting of the Scratch Orchestra was at St. Katharine’s Dock, London, 1 July 1969. It was announced by means of a ‘Draft Constitution’, published in “The Musical Times” in June 1969. The Draft Constitution set out categories of musical activity: Improvisation Rites, Popular Classics, Compositions, and Research Projects.
Performa’s Grand Finale for 09 adopts and adapts such an approach, creating a ‘Draft Constitution’ that responds to the Futurist themes of the ’09 biennial. Invited artists, musicians, writers and poets will present work related to the seemingly disparate topics of food, lust, noise, architecture and magic. Scratch the Grand Finale suggests the spirit of the Futurist Synthetic Theater and Filippo Marinetti’s assertion “spectators will be made to ‘forget the monotony of everyday life’ through a ‘labyrinth of sensations’ characterized by the most exasperating originality combined in unexpected ways.”
Invited artists will be asked to present a five to ten minute work responding to the following subtitles: Dining on Radio Waves; Lust is a Force; Between Noise & Silence; Songs for Architects; and Motion & Magic. The stage will be set with a arrangement of musical and Futurist inspired instrumentation and means from record decks, green light to perfume and the bassoon.
Artists
Sonia Wieder-Atherton, cello
and
the Niguna Ensemble: "Chants d'Est: Songs from Slavic Lands"
w/ music of Prokofiev, Dohnanyi, Tcherepnin and Krawczyk
Mon., November 23, 2009 at 6:30 PM
w/ music of Prokofiev, Dohnanyi, Tcherepnin and Krawczyk
Description
Program:
1) Prayer for Cello Solo [Traditional – arr. SWA]
2) Ernö Dohnányi, Ruralia Hungarica, Andante rubato, alla zingarescae [Orch. F. Krawczyk]
3) Ernö Dohnányi, Ruralia Hungarica, Presto [Orch. F. Krawczyk]
4) Jewish Traditional, Jewish Song on the Memory of Schubert [Arr. SWA – orch. F. Krawczyk]
5) Alexander Tcherepnin, Tatar Danse [Orch. F. Krawczyk]
6) Bartok, Four Duets from Mikrokosmos for oboe and cello
7) Janácek/ Krawczyk, Two Moravian poems
8) Sergey Prokofiev, The Field of the Dead (Alexander Nievsky) [With the permission of Les éditions du chant du monde]
9) Danse [Jewish traditional – arr. SWA]
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
1) Prayer for Cello Solo [Traditional – arr. SWA]
2) Ernö Dohnányi, Ruralia Hungarica, Andante rubato, alla zingarescae [Orch. F. Krawczyk]
3) Ernö Dohnányi, Ruralia Hungarica, Presto [Orch. F. Krawczyk]
4) Jewish Traditional, Jewish Song on the Memory of Schubert [Arr. SWA – orch. F. Krawczyk]
5) Alexander Tcherepnin, Tatar Danse [Orch. F. Krawczyk]
6) Bartok, Four Duets from Mikrokosmos for oboe and cello
7) Janácek/ Krawczyk, Two Moravian poems
8) Sergey Prokofiev, The Field of the Dead (Alexander Nievsky) [With the permission of Les éditions du chant du monde]
9) Danse [Jewish traditional – arr. SWA]
This is a first-come seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Artists
Muddled Mondays
Mon., November 23, 2009 at 7:00 PM
Description
Muddled Mondays
Service Industry Night $5 Wines, Well Drinks, and Draft Beers!!
Every Monday Night
7-9 p.m. free liquor tasting and contests
9-2 a.m. dj dance party
Tonight you're the customer and the customer is always right! Join Muddled Mondays on Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter for constant updates. Muddled Mondays is a Monday night party created for service industry professionals. Come enjoy cheap drinks and free contest giveaways!"
Service Industry Night $5 Wines, Well Drinks, and Draft Beers!!
Every Monday Night
7-9 p.m. free liquor tasting and contests
9-2 a.m. dj dance party
Tonight you're the customer and the customer is always right! Join Muddled Mondays on Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter for constant updates. Muddled Mondays is a Monday night party created for service industry professionals. Come enjoy cheap drinks and free contest giveaways!"
'A Song For Bra Winston Mankunku'
![Maciek Szejbal]( "Maciek Szejbal")
Bakithi Kumalo
,
Tony Cedras
,
Anton Fig
,
Morris Goldberg
,
Kaïssa
,
Maciek Szejbal
,
Rene Mclean
and
Richard Cummings
Mon., November 23, 2009 at 10:00 PM
Description
A tribute/benefit concert to the late great saxophonist, Winston Mankunku, featuring Bakithi Kumalo, Tony Cedras, Anton Fig, Morris Goldberg, Kaissa, Maciek Szejbal, Rene Mclean, Richard Cummings and many more
This is a first-come seated show. Seating is limited; please arrive early.
This is a first-come seated show. Seating is limited; please arrive early.
Artists
Lucille Chung
w/ Saint-Saëns: Transcriptions for Piano (CD Release Concert) and music by Saint-Saëns/Bizet, Ligeti and Morel
Tue., November 24, 2009 at 6:30 PM
w/ Saint-Saëns: Transcriptions for Piano (CD Release Concert) and music by Saint-Saëns/Bizet, Ligeti and Morel
Description
-Music by Saint-Saëns/Bizet, Ligeti and Morel
-Program
Camille Saint-Saëns Concerto no. 2 transcribed for solo piano by Georges Bizet, 1st movement
György Ligeti Musica Ricercata (1951-1953)
François Morel Etude de sonorité no. 2
One of the most exciting young pianists of her generation, Lucille Chung offers a spectacular selection of Camille Saint-Saëns Piano Transcriptions from her latest XXI-21 recording at (le) poisson rouge on Tuesday, November 24 at 7:30pm.The album has already been chosen as Discovery CD of the Month in Scena Musicale November 2009 and Universal will release the album internationally before the year’s end.
Chung unearths the rare Piano Concerto no. 2 transcribed by Georges Bizet in a finger-twisting solo piano version and will also perform the entire Musica Ricercata by György Ligeti. This program bridges music from her most recent album and her award-winning Ligeti album and will include French-Canadian composer, François Morel's thrilling Etude de sonorité no. 2.
This is a first-come seated event. Seating is limited; please arrive early. Doors will open at 6:30pm.
-Program
Camille Saint-Saëns Concerto no. 2 transcribed for solo piano by Georges Bizet, 1st movement
György Ligeti Musica Ricercata (1951-1953)
François Morel Etude de sonorité no. 2
One of the most exciting young pianists of her generation, Lucille Chung offers a spectacular selection of Camille Saint-Saëns Piano Transcriptions from her latest XXI-21 recording at (le) poisson rouge on Tuesday, November 24 at 7:30pm.The album has already been chosen as Discovery CD of the Month in Scena Musicale November 2009 and Universal will release the album internationally before the year’s end.
Chung unearths the rare Piano Concerto no. 2 transcribed by Georges Bizet in a finger-twisting solo piano version and will also perform the entire Musica Ricercata by György Ligeti. This program bridges music from her most recent album and her award-winning Ligeti album and will include French-Canadian composer, François Morel's thrilling Etude de sonorité no. 2.
This is a first-come seated event. Seating is limited; please arrive early. Doors will open at 6:30pm.
Artists
Tue., November 24, 2009 at 10:00 PM
Description
This is a first-come, seated event. Seating is limited; please arrive early.
Artists
Terry Urban & Hi-Fi Cartel present "Lady Stardust"
Tue., November 24, 2009 at 10:30 PM
Description
The same week that Lady Gaga releases her new album ("Fame Monster") and launches her world tour, Terry Urban brings you the mixtape album release of the fall - "Lady Stardust." Following the success of "Viva La Hova" and "Southerngold", the latest mixtape from Terry Urban takes the mixtape experience to a whole new level with "Lady Stardust". Celebrate at Le Poisson Rouge, listen to exclusive new tracks from the album and the music stylings of Terry Urban.
Artists
More Than Enough
Fri., November 27, 2009 at 10:00 PM
Description
DJ Sickrock & Uncle Chip spin: Funk, Soul, Hip Hop, House & Reggae.
Fri., November 27, 2009 at 11:00 PM
Description
The Freedom Party NYC, NYC's #1 Dance Party Every Friday 6 Years and Counting!!!
Featuring Resident DJs every week... DJ Cosi, DJ Herbert Holler, DJ Marc Smooth
Ladies free before 12am, $10 after, on guest list.
Guys $5 before 12am, $10 after, $15 after 2am, on guest list.
General admission is $15 all night.
This is a general admission, standing event.
Featuring Resident DJs every week... DJ Cosi, DJ Herbert Holler, DJ Marc Smooth
Ladies free before 12am, $10 after, on guest list.
Guys $5 before 12am, $10 after, $15 after 2am, on guest list.
General admission is $15 all night.
This is a general admission, standing event.
Artists
Sat., November 28, 2009 at 7:00 PM
Description
This is a First-Come, Seated event. A purchased ticket does not guarantee a seat. Please arrive early.
Artists
I Love Vinyl
Sat., November 28, 2009 at 10:00 PM
Description
Founded in the Summer of 2009, and without a doubt one of the best underground parties in the heart of gotham, Wax Poetics magazine, Halcyon, Raw Fusion, Great Weekend, and Fusicology, present this monthly all-vinyl oasis, featuring a dream team of resident romantics. Sharing deck duties are (six!) resident djs Amir (bbe), one half of the internationally known rare-record collector and mixtape duo, Kon & Amir; prolific beatsmith Ge-Ology (Female Fun), boasting remix credits from Pete Rock to PPP; The Twilite Tone (Great Weekend), both a key player in the seminal 90's Chicago house scene, and long-time producer and dj for Common; New York veterans OP! and Scribe (Raw Fusion NYC), and Jon Oliver (EVR), the baby of the bunch. The sounds are mind-wide, foot-friendly, and snap crackle popping. Anything is fair game, but you can expect to hear some soul, disco, dilla, boogie, hustle, hip-hop, old-school house, no wave, new jack swing, dancefloor jazz, bossa nova, salsa, funk, electro, and afrobeat. No pretentious bullshit, no dress code (not that you shouldn't come sexy as hell), no commercial radio crap, and no laptops allowed.
$5 (plus $5 well drinks b4 11pm)
Download the July Mix from I Love Vinyl Here!
$5 (plus $5 well drinks b4 11pm)
Download the July Mix from I Love Vinyl Here!
Artists
Sat., November 28, 2009 at 11:00 PM
Description
This is a general admission, fully standing show.
Artists
The Luvely Rae's Insomnia
Sun., November 29, 2009 at 9:00 PM
![Hunnie, Resident Dance Troupe]( "Hunnie, Resident Dance Troupe")
Description
From the producer of The Luvely Rae’s One Night Stand, Spice! a variety show, and Dirty Luv comes a new kind of late night dance party. Ciona Taylor Productions invites sleep deprived New Yorkers to stay up late at
The Luvely Rae’s Insomnia
a fun and funky booze fueled evening of random entertainment.
The last Sunday of every month, DJ Joey Nova spins the beats that will get you moving and grooving, while burlesque beauty The Luvely Rae delivers a bevy of ridiculous reasons to stay up late including: burlesque performers, sideshow artists, interviews with local celebs, sexy GoGo dancers, Connect Four. It’s New York’s only dance party that features naughty Twister with half naked strangers, and plenty of opportunities to win cash, booze, and other recession proof prizes.
The Luvely Rae takes it off every month and lends her choreography skills to Hunnie, Insomnia’s very own fly girls that are ready to set it off every show. Hunnie’s scantily clad cuties currently include: Chelle Cheri, Gitanilla, Lily Stitches and The Luvely Rae.
Come dressed in your Monday morning best: banker business suit, freelancer Pajamas with funky house shoes.
Artists
John Hollenbeck plays Hollenbeck + Meredith Monk
Mon., November 30, 2009 at 7:00 PM
![Future Quest]( "Future Quest")
![Hollenbeck/Reynolds/Moran trio]( "Hollenbeck/Reynolds/Moran trio")
Description
John Hollenbeck has gained widespread recognition as the driving force behind the unclassifiable Claudia Quintet and the ambitious John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble, groups with roots in jazz, world music, and contemporary composition. He is well known in new-music circles for his longtime collaboration with Meredith Monk, composing and performing the percussion scores for her Magic Frequencies, Mercy, and The Impermanence Project. He has been commissioned by the Bang on a Can All-Stars, Gotham Wind Symphony, Ethos Percussion Group, the Painted Bride Art Center (Philadelphia), and others.
This show spotlights Hollenbeck in each of these roles, opening with music from Rainbow Jimmies (GPE), his new CD of chamber works, played by violinist Todd Reynolds, vibraphonist Matt Moran, and the composer.
Next comes Future Quest, a quintet devoted to “re-imaginings” of Meredith Monk’s music, with vocalist Theo Bleckmann, saxophonists Ellery Eskelin and Tony Malaby, pianist Gary Versace, and Hollenbeck on percussion. Monk herself will be in attendance.
The evening culminates in a set by the John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble, performing music from the group’s lavishly-praised new CD, Eternal Interlude (Sunnyside), including three New York premieres.
This show spotlights Hollenbeck in each of these roles, opening with music from Rainbow Jimmies (GPE), his new CD of chamber works, played by violinist Todd Reynolds, vibraphonist Matt Moran, and the composer.
Next comes Future Quest, a quintet devoted to “re-imaginings” of Meredith Monk’s music, with vocalist Theo Bleckmann, saxophonists Ellery Eskelin and Tony Malaby, pianist Gary Versace, and Hollenbeck on percussion. Monk herself will be in attendance.
The evening culminates in a set by the John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble, performing music from the group’s lavishly-praised new CD, Eternal Interlude (Sunnyside), including three New York premieres.
Artists
Muddled Mondays
Mon., November 30, 2009 at 7:00 PM
Description
Muddled Mondays
Service Industry Night $5 Wines, Well Drinks, and Draft Beers!!
Every Monday Night
7-9 p.m. free liquor tasting and contests
9-2 a.m. dj dance party
Tonight you're the customer and the customer is always right! Join Muddled Mondays on Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter for constant updates. Muddled Mondays is a Monday night party created for service industry professionals. Come enjoy cheap drinks and free contest giveaways!"
Service Industry Night $5 Wines, Well Drinks, and Draft Beers!!
Every Monday Night
7-9 p.m. free liquor tasting and contests
9-2 a.m. dj dance party
Tonight you're the customer and the customer is always right! Join Muddled Mondays on Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter for constant updates. Muddled Mondays is a Monday night party created for service industry professionals. Come enjoy cheap drinks and free contest giveaways!"