ABOUT BOOKING
Nonsequitur usually presents twelve NonSeq shows per year at the Good Shepherd Center Chapel, featuring artists ranging across the spectrum of “experimental” music, from esteemed veterans to emerging artists, visiting dignitaries to cherished locals.
Each year we hire a new team of four artist/curators who live in the Seattle area and represent different segments of the experimental music community. Each curator is in charge of booking three performances in that year. They generally know by February which artists they want to present, at which point our programming is booked for the rest of that year.
For this reason, we do not encourage unsolicited proposals.
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Blog Archives
NonSeq: Scott Robinson + Neil Welch
Free jazz legend Scott Robinson makes a rare Seattle appearance to present a wide-ranging solo performance on a variety of instruments, including the seldom-heard C melody saxophone, featured on his unaccompanied album Solipsisms (2020). He will also engage with local phenom Neil Welch in a duo format. Neil Welch opens with two works for solo …
NonSeq: Kassa Overall & Corey D. King
QUIET TIME is an immersive live experience by Kassa Overall and Corey King, inspired by the Chapel at Good Shepherd Center. The idea traces back to a familiar childhood moment: long car rides, restless energy in the back seat, and a parent finally calling, “OK… quiet time.” Following the unexpected power outage during Overall’s 2025 Earshot …
NonSeq: Edelmar & Achil Obenza
Marble takes its name from the way life actually moves — not in straight lines, but in swirls. People enter and leave. Moments press into each other. Different textures, colors, and temperatures share the same glass. Edelmar and Achil Obenza invite you into that swirl — through music, image, and word — as a reminder …
NonSeq: Sunik Kim + Matt Carlson
Sunik Kim is a musician, writer and filmmaker currently based in Los Angeles. Their recent work attempts to unfold problems of perceptual and temporal distortion through computer-generated sound. Their writing on subjects ranging from Korean communism to Conlon Nancarrow has been featured in The Wire Magazine, Pitchfork, and elsewhere. Their latest CD, Formenverwandler, was released …
NonSeq: Carrie DeCunzo Mirande + Nour Mobarak
Carrie DeCunzo Mirande is a musician and multi-disciplinary artist who works in performance, video, installation, theater, and sound. She started making computer music in 2014 and over the last decade has released on Discreet Music, Hold Tapes, No Rent Records, and her own imprint, KSX Solutions. She received her MFA in Electronic Music and Recording …