I’m playing tonight w/ Vortex Other Dimension Ensemble. We’re the last group so if you can make it later, please join us!
Todd Brunel, clarinets
Garrison Fewell, guitar
Forbes Graham, trumpet
John McLellan, drums
Friday January 27, 8pm
Church of the Advent Library
30 Brimmer Street (Beacon Hill)
http://theadventboston.org/geninfo/direct.htm
$10. suggested donation (all proceeds go to the performers!)
It’s going to be a wonderful night of duos for flute & cello, premiering Charles Turner’s ‘Ancient Places’ (w/ Naomi Gurt Lind, soprano), and Boston premieres of several pieces for solo guitar- most of them written for the performer Aaron Larget-Caplan. Wrapping up the concert will be a several episodes of spontaneous music from a great collection of Boston area improvisers from the Vortex Other Dimension Ensemble. Led by clarinet master Todd Brunel, the group’s members change from night to night, keeping the music fresh and inspiring. These guys have a solid sense of ensemble, commitment and a passion for improvising toward compositionally minded results. They are sure to be an amazing compliment to the program of formal compositions in the first part of the concert.
Aaron Larget-Caplan, guitar
http://www.aaronlc.com/
Cancion de cuna (2011) by Hayg Boyadjian (b. 1938)
Upward* (2011) by John McDonald (b.1959)
Lullaby in Three Voices by Alan Fletcher
A Child Sings at Thanksgiving (2010) by Demetrius Spaneas (1969)
Summertime by George Gerswhin /arr. Toru Takemitsu
Tracing a wheel on water (2003) by Kevin Siegfried (b. 1969)
Ashley Addington, flute
Rachel Arnold, cello
Naomi Gurt Lind, soprano
www.ashleyaddington.com
http://www.ladyraycello.com/
“Llef” by Hilary Tann (1988)
“Ancient Places” by Charles Turner (2011)
w/ Naomi Gurt Lind, soprano
“Hacked” by Matt Samolis (2011)
“Mirrors” by Kaija Saariaho (1997)
“Verse I” (Sea Nocturnes) Hafliði Hallgrímsson (b. 1941)
Vortex Other Dimension Ensemble
Todd Brunel, clarinets
Garrison Fewell, guitar
Forbes Graham, trumpet
John McLellan, drums
clarinetconspiracy.com/fr_home.cfm
http://www.garrisonfewell.com/
http://www.rarefrequency.com/2007/10/forbes_graham.html
