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Earthwise welcomes Naomi Moon Siegel Quartet tonight Thursday, February 27 at Palo Alto Art Center
Tickets at Eventbrite or $20 at door. Eight pm show. An award-winning trombonist, improviser, composer, and educator, Naomi Moon Siegel uses the trombone as a vehicle for sonic expression colored by breath, spit, and physicality. Moving beyond conventional genre norms, … Continue reading
Posted in art, jazz, Uncategorized
Tagged naomi moon siegel, stanford jazz workshop, trombone
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Tricoastal Consortium to debut in Mitchell Park residency by Earthwise: Steven Bernstein, slide trumpet; Wayne Horvitz, piano; James Singleton, bass — Thursday, November 21 thru Saturday, November 23
Earthwise welcomes a jazz summit with stalwarts of the scenes, in the Bay Area, New York, New Orleans and Seattle: Steven Bernstein, slide trumpet; Wayne Horvitz, piano, and James Singleton, upright bass and pocket trumpet. Performing as: Tricoastal Consortium, Thursday, … Continue reading
Posted in jazz, New yorks, nola
Tagged earthwise, Jamessingleton, jazz, music, pianotrio, stevenbernstein, waynehorvitz
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Sphere versus Earthwise
I saw James Dolan speak at a music conference in Los Angeles in February. He owns the Knicks and the Rangers, and Madison Square Garden, but was talking about Sphere, a venue in Las Vegas. It’s more than a venue, … Continue reading
Posted in filthy lucre, jazz, this blue marble
Tagged cien mil mangos, earthwise, James Dolan, johnson park, kent lockhart, max Yoshimoto, rabiah kabir, sphere, the guild
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Woodshedding fantasy for this summer and early fall based on Ethan Iverson’s post today: canons, fugues, looping and more
Voices please enter one at a time singing the same tune from the top. Terry and I were at Fort Mason Saturday for the art fair and on our way back cut through the Presidio and I noticed this cannon … Continue reading
Posted in jazz, words
Tagged Aldo Clementi, bing crosby, ethan iverson, Lina allemano
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I see hawks at Johnson Park in October
I have barely started rolling out my spring outdoors season but I now know that the last show of the year will be under the oak at Johnson Park with Karl Evangelista guitar and Alexander Hawkins quartet on Monday, October … Continue reading
Earthwise piano series set to jump
ETHAN IVERSON MONDAY APRIL 1; TUESDAY, APRIL 2 MARTA SANCHEZ MONDAY, APRIL 1; 20 TUESDAY, APRIL 2; WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3; THURSDAY, APRIL 4; FRIDAY, APRIL 5 DICK FREGULIA trio THURSDAY, APRIL 4 DICK CONTE trio THURSDAY, APRIL 4 MOTOKO HONDA … Continue reading
In search of Keith Mackey
Fumi Okiji sang at Earthwise at Palo Alto Art Center last week, Valentines Day, with her husband Ben Davis (cello) plus Ben Goldberg (clarinet) and young blood Jordan Glenn on the traps. Fumi mentioned her actual name but I could … Continue reading
Be quick but don’t hurry: four more concerts, with a total of nearly 800 unsold seats
This is a bit redundant of Tuesday’s post, if you are a serial reader of Plastic Alto: I have four more productions, and a total of five shows coming up. Things are a little slow at the box office. … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, jazz
Tagged Anat Cohen, ben davis, ben goldberg, israel, jewish, JoVia Armstrong, Leslie deshazor, marcello goncalves, Young Dubliners
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A November to remember
Four final shows for Earthwise Earthwise culminates its year with four final productions in November. On Friday , November 3, at the Palo Alto Art Center, Jovia Armstrong Eunoia Society presents a cd release show. On Saturday November 11, at … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, jazz, where yat, words
Tagged Anat Cohen, ben goldberg, israel, JoVia Armstrong, louis armstrong
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Overcoming attraction
I do not know or have not met to my recollection, the singer Fay Victor, but for the fact that I sponsored during the Covid shutdown a recording by Dave Douglas called “over come”. We are discussing bringing her to … Continue reading