Corsica Studios
Wednesday March 12th

7.30 - 12
£7
THE SILVER APPLES
FELIX KUBIN
ONE MORE GRAIN

Black Dice
March 17th - London, UK Cargo

Date: Sunday, February 24, 2008 At 08:00:00 PM
Duration: 1 Day
Contact Info:
Church of Our Most Holy Redeemer, Exmouth Market, London EC1R 4QE 1 min walk from Angel tube station
Email: \n tuladi@hotmail.com

 

Small But Perfectly Formed presents night of free improvised music with

Frederic Blondy (prepared piano)
Martine Altenburger (cello)
Bertrand Gauget (saxophones)
Roger Turner (percussion)
-
John Bisset (guitar)
Steve Noble (percussion)


entrance 6 pounds

more info on the french trio:
www.fredericblondy.net
www.martine-altenburger.fr
www.creativesourcesrec.com/artists/b_gauguet.html

Date: Saturday, February 16, 2008 At 08:00:00 PM
Duration: 1 Day
Contact Info:
Saint Mark's Church Myddleton Square London EC1R 1XX 1 min walk from Angel tube contact: tuladi@hotmail.com Buses: 30, 73, 205, 214, 394, 476
Email: \n tuladi@hotmail.com

 

Small But Perfectly Formed presents an evening of free improvisation with:

The ensemble “9!“:
Nathaniel Catchpole - tenor sax
Jamie Coleman - trumpet
Jerry Wigens - clarinet
Eddie Prévost - percussion
Samantha Rebello - flute
Sebastian Lexer - piano / computer
Ross Lambert - guitar / pocket trumpet
Tara Stuckey - clarinet
Seymour Wright - alto saxophone
Michael Rodgers - guitar

9! is a large improvisation ensemble gathered around Eddie Prevost (AMM percussionist) having developed an open collaborative strategy.

also playing that night:
Jari Kankua (Finland) alto saxophone
&
Maya Dunietz (Israel) piano

Secret Frank Black gig in London tonight 13/02
The Social, Little Portland St - just announced on 6 Music

[sonicl]

^
He's bloody crap solo though.

[Toilet & Bowels]

Originally Posted by sarramkrop

The ensemble “9!“:
Nathaniel Catchpole - tenor sax
Jamie Coleman - trumpet
Jerry Wigens - clarinet
Eddie Prévost - percussion
Samantha Rebello - flute
Sebastian Lexer - piano / computer
Ross Lambert - guitar / pocket trumpet
Tara Stuckey - clarinet
Seymour Wright - alto saxophone
Michael Rodgers - guitar

Originally Posted by sonicl

^
He's bloody crap solo though.

this lot are bloody crap, group or solo

[guitar7080]

I am coming to London. I will travel in my mind.

Originally Posted by Nefeli

yeah well, my brother will be there tonight and i hope he ll have good times!

Which one? The Frank Black gig?

Who's coming to these 2 exceptional gigs then? Come support Dananananaykroyd so someone will release their album!

Thursday 13th March: Dananananaykroyd + Agasokodo Teliverek + Maths Class

Doors: 8pm
Tax: £6 adv from http://www.wegottickets.com/event/26629

Thursday 20th March: Gay Against You + Kevin Blechdom & Barnwave (new project with live drummer) + Stig Noise

Doors: 8pm
Tax: http://www.wegottickets.com/event/26416

The friday after the second show is Bank Holiday Friday so you can go all night.

These gigs will be truely awesome - all the info & hype from www.bardensbar.co.uk and www.myspace.com/concentrationface

 

 

[Toilet & Bowels]

Originally Posted by sarramkrop

Thursday 20th March: Gay Against You + Kevin Blechdom & Barnwave (new project with live drummer) + Stig Noise

i saw gay against you last summer and they have become legendary amongst my friends as being the pinnacle of awfulness. they're like the scottish scissor shock, or something.

Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels

i saw gay against you last summer and they have become legendary amongst my friends as being the pinnacle of awfulness. they're like the scottish scissor shock, or something.

I don't know them, but I don't mind me some Kevin Blechdom. Have scissor shock also become the pinnacle of live awfulness? Just wondering.

[sonicl]

LONDON SCALA,
TUE 8TH APR 2008
THE SILVER MOUNT ZION ORCHESTRA


ST GILES-IN-THE-FIELDS CHURCH
SAT 19TH APR 2008
FLOWER - CORSANO DUO
BEN REYNOLDS
HANA TUULIKKI (of Nalle)


LONDON MUSEUM OF GARDEN HISTORY
THU 8TH MAY 2008
Philip Jeck
Robert Hampson
Marcus Davidson


LONDON MUSEUM OF GARDEN HISTORY
FRI 9TH MAY 2008
Christian Fennesz
Charles Matthews
Matt Davies
Simon Whetham


LONDON ULU
MON 19TH MAY 2008
XIU XIU


ST GILES-IN-THE-FIELDS CHURCH
TUE 20TH MAY 2008
STARS OF THE LID
LICHENS
JAMES BLACKSHAW

[Toilet & Bowels]

Originally Posted by sarramkrop

Have scissor shock also become the pinnacle of live awfulness?

to be fair i haven't seen scissor shock live, only heard the myspace or whatever, i was just comparing the style of gay against you to that of scissor shock. anyway, gay against you seem to be gaining a sort of degree of attention in london, and i think it's just because of their name rather than anything else. or because it's kind of a version of noise that seems geared towards ultrashoreditch people.

What a gay name for a band.

[Toilet & Bowels]

and "controversial" to boot

Yeah, sure. Anyway, is it true that The Red Rose is shutting down?

[sonicl]

Fri 29th February, The Forum
Final Fantasy/Dirty Projectors/Six Organs Of Admittance/Frog Eyes/Stephen O'Malley & Alexander Tucker Duo

Thu 24th April, Indigo
Four Tet (live)/Sunburned Hand Of The Man/James Holden/Kode 9

 

Royal Festival Hall
Philharmonia Orchestra: Music of Today

Resident at Southbank Centre

Thursday 13 March 2008, 6pm
Iannis Xenakis Anaktoria
Iannis Xenakis Thallein

Diego Massonconductor
Julian Andersonpresenter

Portrait of Iannis Xenakis conducted by Diego Masson and presented by Julian Anderson.

• FREE Thursday 13 March 2008 , 6pm

London Symphony Orchestra/Pierre Boulez



11 May 2008 / 19:30
Barbican Hall

Part of LSO 2007-2008


Tickets: £6 £12 £18 £24 £30

Schoenberg Die glückliche Hand, Op 18
Matthias Pintscher Osiris (British premiere)
Bartók Duke Bluebeard's Castle

Pierre Boulez conductor
Michelle De Young mezzo-soprano
Peter Fried bass
BBC Singers
London Symphony Orchestra

Translating roughly as ‘The Hand of Fate’, Schoenberg’s miniature music-drama is a biting exposition of the disparity between artistic beauty and real-life suffering. Composed around the same time, Bartók’s one-acter is among the most powerful operas of the twentieth century, a gripping examination of emotional imprisonment. Matthias Pintscher’s Osiris comes to London just a few months after its world premiere, providing an exciting chance to hear the latest from the 36-year-old German described by The Guardian as ‘hot property’.