Concerts

R. Andrew Lee: Dennis Johnson’s November

$5 - $15 (Sliding Scale)

Presented by The Box Is Empty and Nonsequitur. PLEASE NOTE EARLY START TIME November will be presented in its entirety with no breaks or intermission. Due to the length of this performance, the audience is welcome to quietly come and go as desired. R. Andrew Lee performs the Northwest premiere of Dennis Johnson’s proto-minimalist masterwork November. The …

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Paul Kikuchi: Bat of No Bird Island

presented by Nonsequitur & Earshot Jazz Festival with support from Chamber Music America. Seattle-based percussionist, composer, educator and instrument inventor Paul Kikuchi presents the premiere of his song cycle for chamber jazz ensemble, inspired by the memoir and 78 RPM record collection of his great grandfather, Zenkichi Kikuchi, a 1901 Japanese immigrant to the Yakima …

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B’shnorkestra + Workshop Ensemble

Presented by Earshot Jazz Festival and Nonsequitur. Two distinctive Seattle composers present works for large ensembles: Trumpeter Samantha Boshnack‘s alt-chamber orchestra B’shnorkestra
 recently released Go to Orange (Present 
Sounds Recordings). Featuring Alex Guy, Paris Hurley, Jherek Bischoff, members of Jim Knapp and Eyvind Kang’s Scrape, members of the SRJO, bassist Tim Carey, and drummer Greg …

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Byron Au Yong: Welladay! Welladay!

$5 - $15 (Sliding Scale)

Presented by Nonsequitur, with thanks to the Frye Art Museum and Historic Seattle. Performed in the historic Good Shepherd Center on the wooden stairs leading to the fourth-floor and inside the Chapel itself, Welladay! Welladay! sweeps through 36 James Joyce love poems. Singing children, soprano Betsy Baeskins, and a piano trio (violinist Tari Nelson-Zagar, cellist …

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Ostrowski/Theriault + Gyre

$5 - $15 (Sliding Scale)

Matthew Ostrowski: Glove controlling Max/Msp-electronics + Doug Theriault: Guitar controlling Max/Msp-electronics. Expect to hear electronic transformations of acoustic and electronic sound sources and manipulation of those transformations live without an escape route… Matthew Ostrowski (NYC) is a pioneer in live electronic arts, having worked as a composer, performer, and installation artist for over 20 years, …

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