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Friday, January 22, 6-8pm
Opening Party for Double-Bill
Featuring Monuments, a new film by Redmond Entwistle
(Original music by CJM)
Runs from Jan 22–Mar 20
@
Art in General [website]
79 Walker Street
New York NY 10013
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“Double-Bill” is a group exhibition curated by New Commissions artist Redmond Entwistle that includes his new film Monuments along with works by Mary Billyou, Suzanne Goldenberg, Rafael Sanchez, and Kathleen White. Using seating salvaged from various defunct cinema spaces, a temporary cinema will be assembled in the gallery featuring twice-daily screenings of Monuments as well as two series of films. The first series is about the early New York film avant-garde and the second is a selection of recent film and video work by artists including Marianna Ellenberg, Erik Moskowitz and Amanda Trager, Raha Raissna and Stom Sogo.

Starting with Monuments, a retelling of the story of Post-Minimalism and its relationship to New York and New Jersey in the vein of comic horror, “Double-Bill” brings together a series of works that share B-cinema’s ethics and dilemmas of autonomous production and its achievement of magical and critical effects through minimal means. These works are interspersed with and interrupt the makeshift cinema. A projection booth will be at the entrance to the gallery and on the wall of the booth are a series of text paintings by Mary Billyou. Behind the cinema screen and lit by studio lights is Rafael Sanchez and Kathleen White’s ongoing assemblage and street performance Book Sale. Intermingled with, and obstructing the collection of, cinema seating are Suzanne Goldenberg’s paper, wood and cloth sculptures.

Friday, January 8th, 6-8PM
Jose Alvarez – Surfaces of Constant Time
(Original music by CJM)
@
Ratio 3 Gallery [website]
1447 Stevenson Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
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GALLERY HOURS: WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY; 11am - 6pm, and by appointment.

"The central work in the exhibition is Surfaces Of Constant Time, a new eight-minute video in which an amorphous shape fluidly breaks down into smaller units of color, melding together in constant motion, regrouping, evolving, and transforming into unexpected configurations. Paired with a soundtrack by Chris McIntyre, this video takes Alvarez’s whole concept into a shape-shifting and ever-evolving engagement."
 

McIntyre/Drungle Duo
Saturday, Nov. 21, 2009, 8:30, $10

Ibeam Music
168 7th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11215
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First duo set with CJM on trombone and composer/pianist/metabolist Pete Drungle on piano.
ibeambrooklyn.com
igniteanoise.com
 

Wednesday, Nov. 11th, 8:30pm

Roulette Intermedium []
20 Greene Street, NYC [g-map]

Chris McIntyre presents
To TILT: Original Music for TILT Brass

Composer, trombonist, and producer Chris McIntyre presents New York-based TILT Brass' two projects, TILT SIXtet and TILT Creative Brass Band, with a full evening of extraordinary new Downtown brass music. This event kicks off TILT's on-going concert series To TILT: Original Music for TILT Brass. To TILT focuses solely on repertoire written for TILT's distinctive ensembles, with works that often embrace the playerly, composed/improvised hybrid aesthetic developed in New York's Downtown scene over the past 40 years. The Roulette program features 3 world premieres, 2 for SIXtet by the legendary Anthony Coleman and pianist/composer Pete Drungle, and the third by McIntyre for the 10-piece Creative Brass Band. Also featured are pieces by TILT Brass members (Curtis Hasselbring, Nate Wooley) and its esteemed colleagues John King and Nick Didkovsky. The personnel for this special event is filled with some of the best all-around instrumentalist/artists New York City has to offer, including Kevin Norton, Joe Fiedler, Russ Johnson, John Clark, Gareth Flowers, Jacob Garchik, and both Hasselbring and Wooley.

Complete Info (including video of Didkovsky) HERE

PROGRAM
SIXtet
Anthony Coleman - premiere of new work
Pete Drungle - premiere of new work
John King - Baghdad Blues (In Memorium James Tenney)

Creative Brass Band
Nick Didkovsky - Stink Up! (Evolved Form)
Curtis Hasselbring - untitled
Nate Wooley - There was this shadow, this double
Chris McIntyre - premiere of new work

PERSONNEL
SIXtet:
Trumpet - Russ Johnson, Nate Wooley
Trombone - Curtis Hasselbring, Chris McIntyre
Tuba - Joe Exley, John Altieri
>>>Listen to SIXtet

Creative Brass Band:
Trumpet - Russ Johnson, Gareth Flowers, Rich Johnson
French Horn - John Clark, Rachel Drehmann
Trombone - Joe Fiedler, Chris McIntyre
Bass Trombone - Jacob Garchik
Tuba - Ron Caswell
Percussion - Kevin Norton
Conductor - Greg Evans
>>>Listen to Creative Brass Band

Counterstream Radio Spotlight Session: Christopher McIntyre
Christopher McIntyre—composer, solo and ensemble performer, and curator/producer—stops by the CS studio to chat about his multifaceted career in the contemporary arts.

Tune in to Counterstream Radio July 23 @ 9 p.m. or July 26 @ 3 p.m. for music and conversation.

The Counterstream Calendar:
7/23/2009 9 p.m. Spotlight Session: Christopher McIntyre
7/26/2009 3 p.m. Spotlight Session: Christopher McIntyre

Thursday, June 18, 2009, 8pm
ISSUE Project Room
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DARMSTADT presents:
Darmstadt Institute at IPR, June 2009
Curated by Zach Layton & Nick Hallett

New York Noise
TILT Brass Band convenes for a set of music by four Downtown icons. Includes works for smaller forces, and the first performance by the full 10-piece band since June 2007. Not to be missed!

Nick Didkovsky - Stink Up!
full ensemble

Rhys Chatham - Waterloo No.2
2 trp, 2 trb, solo perc

Lois Vierk - Jagged Mesa

2 trp, 2 tnr trb, 2 bs trb

Elliot Sharp - Coriolis Effect
full ensemble

PERSONNEL
Trumpet - Shane Endsley, Russ Johnson, Gareth Flowers
French Horn - Ann Ellsworth, Mark Taylor
Trombone - William Lang, Chris McIntyre
Bass Trombone - Jacob Garchik, Dave Nelson
Tuba - Ron Caswell
Percussion - Garrett Brown
Conductor - Greg Evans
 

CJM performs with HANS TAMMEN'S THIRD EYE ORCHESTRA
WEDNESDAY, May 27th, 8pm, $10
Galapagos Art Space
16 Main Street (at Water Street)
Dumbo, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Subway: F York St, A High St, 2/3 Clark St, G Smith/9th St.
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8pm: HANS TAMMEN & THIRD EYE ORCHESTRA
10pm: JASON KAO HWANG & SPONTANEOUS RIVER

HANS TAMMEN & THIRD EYE ORCHESTRA
Mari Kimura (vio), David Soldier (vio), Jason Hwang (vla), Tomas Ullrich (cel), Marty Ehrlich (bcl, as, fl), Briggan Krauss (as, bari), Chris McIntyre (tb), Robert Dick (fl, cbfl), Dafna Naphtali (voice, live sound processing), Denman Maroney (p/kb), Ursel schlicht (p/kb), Stomu Takeishi (b), Satoshi Takeishi (perc), Hans Tammen (composer, conductor, concept).

tammen.org/ens_teo.html

Hans Tammen uses Earle Brown's open form composition idea as a starting point to create a large multi-movement piece, thoroughly composed and purely improvised at the same time, inspired by West African roots of Jazz, Miles Davis' Bitches Brew, Steve Coleman, and Stravinsky's layering or Steve Reich's phase techniques. Drawing from a single repertoire of around 100 pre-conceived musical units, the conductor uses the orchestra as an instrument, while each performer shapes the music through virtuosic improvisation and the individual stylization of musical performance. "Everything about Third Eye Orchestra... indicates mastery and control" (Howard Mandel / CD Liner Notes)
 

Tuesday March 31st 7:30 PM: THE KNIGHTS
An evening of chamber works by MATA Commissionee Andrew Hamilton, Ted Hearne, Sarah Snider, Francesco Antonioni, Justin Messina, Mike Block and Joseph Pereira

Wednesday April 1st 7:30 PM: SAWAKO AND NE(X)TWORKS
An electronic set by sound sculptor Sawako; New works for Ne(x)tworks by Cornelius Dufallo, Christopher McIntyre, Shelley Burgon and Kate Moore

Friday, April 3rd 7:30 PM: NOW ENSEMBLE AND BING AND RUTH
NOW Ensemble performs works by Gregory Spears, David Crowell, Missy Mazzoli, Jascha Narveson and Patrick Burke. Bing and Ruth premieres a multi-media work by MATA Commissionee David Moore and filmmaker Sebastian Cros

Saturday, April 4th 7:30 PM: SO PERCUSSION
New works for percussion quartet by MATA Commissionee Nicole Lizée, Cenk Ergün and Jason Treuting

Saturday, April 4th 4:30 PM: PANEL
PLAYING IN THE BAND: PERFORMER/COMPOSERS SPEAK
LPR Gallery Bar
A panel discussion with Sawako, Cornelius Dufallo, Mark Dancigers, Annie Gosfield and Richard Carrick. Moderated by MATA AD Chris McIntyre

Tuesday March 31st - Saturday April 4th
7:00 - 7:30 PM: SOUND INSTALLATION BY MATA COMMISSIONEE MIKE VERNUSKY
free with admission to concert events

For complete program details, composer and performer bios, and extensive sound samples,
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Saturday, March 28th, 2009
CJM Sounds

Part of IPR's Chamber Music Month

ISSUE Project Room
At the Old American Can Factory
232 3rd Street, 3rd Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11215
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CJM Sounds features a set of compositions created by composer/performer Chris McIntyre. morphi studies is an on-going project that situates the trombone's sound and idioms within various types of electronically produced contexts. It is a collection of short works created as both a solo vehicle for the composer and as a way to explore the capabilities of MAX/MSP and conventional "tape piece" techniques. quartet music for trumpet, horn, bass trombone, and Nord Lead 2 was first inspired by a commission from the organization Composer's Concordance and the brass trio B3+. Part 1, since revised, was premiered in March 2008. Tonight's performance is the premiere of the complete three-movement work. Its aesthetic lies somewhere between historical Vareseian "organized sound" and 21st century stylistic inclusivity. quartet music strives to be playerly ensemble music while proffering a distinctive vision of 21st century chamber music.

Program:
morphi studies for solo trombone and sound
McIntyre - trombone & laptop

quartet music: parts 1,2 and 3 for brass trio and Nord synth
Josh Frank - trumpet, Mike Atkinson - French horn, Dave Nelson - bass trombone, McIntyre - Nord Lead 2

Click here to hear part 1 of quartet music

Also on the bill is guitaris and composer Arthur Kampela
 

MATA Interval 2.3
Dither Electric Guitar Quartet
Curated by James Moore and Taylor Levine
@
ISSUE Project Room
At the Old American Can Factory
232 3rd Street, 3rd Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11215
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On January 21st, 2009, MATA presents a gloriously loud and eclectic program featuring Dither, a versatile electric guitar quartet and a rising force in New York. Curated by guitarists James Moore and Taylor Levine, Interval 2.3 showcases a whole set of new works by young composers for electric guitars in duos, quartets, and finally a 10-piece hearing-deprived electric guitar orchestra!

Composers include Eric km Clark, Lisa R. Coons, Bryce Dessner, Florent Ghys, Joshua Lopes, Paula Matthusen, and Wil Smith.
 

Host of post-concert discussion for Kathy Supové's music series at The Flea Theater.