April 25, 2009 6:00pm -10:00 pm
At The Hyde Restaurant, 5 Fairmount Ave, Hyde Park MA
Donated works by Enrico Pinardi, Gloria Carigg, David Sawin, Rosemarie Clinton, Rosemarie Michmerhuizen, Paul Goodnight, and more!
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Two events in April and May!
Artists-at-Large is participating in Jazz Week with two events that will take place at the Hyde Park Library:
April 30 @ 6pm: Forbes Graham + Kevin Frenette duo
May 2 @ 2pm: Jazz on the (not so) big screen: Films from Artists-at-Large concert footage
Both events will take place in Menino Hall at the Hyde Park Branch Library, 35 Harvard St, Hyde Park. The library is not far from the Eagles hall, and both events are free. We hope to see you there! And we hope to put on more events as soon as it is possible.
April 30 @ 6pm: Forbes Graham + Kevin Frenette duo
May 2 @ 2pm: Jazz on the (not so) big screen: Films from Artists-at-Large concert footage
Both events will take place in Menino Hall at the Hyde Park Branch Library, 35 Harvard St, Hyde Park. The library is not far from the Eagles hall, and both events are free. We hope to see you there! And we hope to put on more events as soon as it is possible.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Tortuga Quartet concert information
As you may know, the Eagles is closed due to renovations.
The Tortuga Quartet concert is being moved to:
The Hyde Park Library
35 Harvard Avenue, Hyde Park, MA 02136
The concert will begin no later than 6pm. Stop by after work! We have to be done by 8pm.
Any questions please send an email to themusicworkshop at gmail dot com or leave a comment.
Check the Tortuga Quartet out on myspace!
The Tortuga Quartet concert is being moved to:
The Hyde Park Library
35 Harvard Avenue, Hyde Park, MA 02136
The concert will begin no later than 6pm. Stop by after work! We have to be done by 8pm.
Any questions please send an email to themusicworkshop at gmail dot com or leave a comment.
Check the Tortuga Quartet out on myspace!
Thursday, November 6, 2008
November 13 - Little Women and Qfwfq Duo at The Music Workshop
Little Women
"Little Women is terrifying. Their first full-length, Teeth, is the kind of stuff that haunts Archie Shepp and Cecil Taylor in their worst nightmares. The Brooklyn quartet's saxophone bleats, beyond-angular guitar lines and purposeful, spastic drumming commands attention...you'll find incredible form and structure and even hints at traditional bebop tonality within Little Women's incredibly dense walls of sound, which effectively separates them from the bulk of free jazz/noise acts...Anyone who has seen this live has first-hand knowledge of terror." - Impose magazine
www.myspace.com/littlewomensounds
Qfwfq Duo
Composer and sound artist Andrea Pensado teamed up with digital artist Greg Kowalski in Krakow, Poland, in 1997 to form Qfwfq duo. The duo's main concern has been live sound-image interaction and the use of movement to articulate complex sounds and digital visual material. Their work is highly performatic and often involves the use of sensors and/or motion tracking devices. They moved to the US after having lived 5 years in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
www.qfwfqduo.com
"Little Women is terrifying. Their first full-length, Teeth, is the kind of stuff that haunts Archie Shepp and Cecil Taylor in their worst nightmares. The Brooklyn quartet's saxophone bleats, beyond-angular guitar lines and purposeful, spastic drumming commands attention...you'll find incredible form and structure and even hints at traditional bebop tonality within Little Women's incredibly dense walls of sound, which effectively separates them from the bulk of free jazz/noise acts...Anyone who has seen this live has first-hand knowledge of terror." - Impose magazine
www.myspace.com/littlewomensounds
Qfwfq Duo
Composer and sound artist Andrea Pensado teamed up with digital artist Greg Kowalski in Krakow, Poland, in 1997 to form Qfwfq duo. The duo's main concern has been live sound-image interaction and the use of movement to articulate complex sounds and digital visual material. Their work is highly performatic and often involves the use of sensors and/or motion tracking devices. They moved to the US after having lived 5 years in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
www.qfwfqduo.com
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Sabir Mateen + New Language Collaborative and Forbes Graham
We're really excited to present Sabir Mateen on Thursday. I've personally seen him play with Cecil Taylor's large ensemble, and he has also worked with many, many, other musicians over the years. Including local musicians such as the members of New Language Collaborative.
So we really hope that you will come down to Hyde Park tomorrow and check out the music:
Sabir Mateen (reeds and woodwinds)
with New Language Collaborative:
Eric Zinman (piano, euphonium)
Glynis Lomon (cello)
Syd Smart (percussion)
and Forbes Graham (trumpet)
This show is a $10 suggested donation.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Stephen Haynes + Peter Evans at The Music Workshop this Thursday
Join us for a wonderful evening of music at The Music Workshop! Legendary trumpet player Stephen Haynes and future legend Peter Evans will be stopping by.
Peter Evans (solo trumpet)
Stephen Haynes / Peter Evans / Forbes Graham (trumpet trio)
Stephen Haynes / Forbes Graham / Glynis Lomon (cello) / Bill Lowe (trombone)
Stephen Haynes
blog
myspace
Peter Evans
myspace
Sunday, September 21, 2008
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