Concerts

Chapel Performance Space Good Shepherd Center, Seattle Seattle-based improvising quartet However rides a fragile balance between sound, line and pulse, readily open and receding into a silence (which is never quite silent). The group is comprised of Lori Goldston, cello; Angelina Baldoz, trumpet, flute, bass; Jaison Scott; drums; and Torben Ulrich, text/voicing.

Chapel Performance Space Good Shepherd Center, Seattle Doug Haire is one of the unsung heroes of the Seattle music community: sound artist, field recordist, card-carrying member of the Phonographers Union, recording wizard at Jack Straw Productions, and producer of KEXP’s Sonarchy Radio. With the Chapel’s stained-glass windows flung wide open, he responds to the Grand …

Broadway Performance Hall, Seattle Decibel and Nonsequitur present a night of Experimental and Ambient music featuring: VLADISLAV DELAY (Finland) LOSCIL (Vancouver, BC) SON OF ROSE (Seattle) THE PHONOGRAPHERS UNION (Seattle) Visuals by KILLING FRENZY ALSO: The Recording Academy (Grammy U) and S.L.U.G. host a free Ableton Live workshop prior to the concert, featuring Ghostly Recording …

Chapel Performance Space Good Shepherd Center, Seattle Murky ambient samplings by Elevator Bath label founder Colin Andrew Sheffield (samples, processing) & his Texan compadre James Eck Rippie (turntables, processing); Seattle’s atlatl (Phil Hendricks) exploring the inner workings of voltage-controlled vacuum tube electronics and modular synthesizers; rebreather (Alex Keller and Chris DeLaurenti) improvise live electronic music …

Chapel Performance Space Good Shepherd Center, Seattle The Microscore Project is an ongoing collaboration between violinist Johnny Chang and cellist Jessica Catron that began in December 2001 and has since led to the commissioning and performance of over 225 miniature works from artists around the world – including distinguished composers such as Pauline Oliveros, Peter …