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Doug Wieselman + Syrinx Effect

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Doug Wieselman has been an integral part of a number of different and occasionally overlapping musical worlds – from playing in New York’s “downtown scene” of the 1980s and 1990s – notably with Anthony Coleman, Wayne Horvitz, Robin Holcomb, Butch Morris, Marc Ribot, Eyvind Kang, Bill Frisell, Lounge Lizards; to composing and arranging for theater …

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Celebrating 25 Years!

Has it really been a quarter of a century? Sure enough: Nonsequitur was registered as a not-for-profit corporation in the State of New York on May 4, 1989. Our first two releases came out in March 1990, and that October we were granted Federal non-profit status. We’re not sure how to mark this major anniversary …

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Launching New Web Sites!

Speaking of our 25th anniversary… We thought it was about time for a facelift. Composer and web designer Yann Novak has done a beautiful job on new web sites for both Nonsequitur and the Wayward Music Series. We also want to acknowledge the generosity of photographer Daniel Sheehan, who allowed us to poach from his EyeShotJazz site for …

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Tom Baker: Deeply Lodged

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Presented by Nonsequitur. Composer Tom Baker premiers three recent chamber works: Invisible Cities (2011) is loosely based on stories by Italo Calvino, found in his novella of the same name, wherein Marco Polo describes to Kublai Kahn the fantastical, magical and improbable cities in his vast kingdom. The Seattle premiere is performed by the Corigliano …

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Annette Peacock

Seattle Asian Art Museum This is the first-ever West Coast performance by groundbreaking composer, pianist, and chanteuse Annette Peacock, an artist of complex harmonic language and vocalist of singular style who has been pivotal in creative music for 40 years. (For a longer profile, see the September issue of Earshot Jazz magazine; or listen to …

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