Re: [microsound] seattle / vancouver / portland...venues/organizers

[Bill Jarboe <billjarboe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

 (do you ever notice how people respond when they see their name in print?)

  Actually , I've never seen the Wednesday IDM night , though I mentioned
the Baltic Room once or twice. It is (probably still) small and posh.
Consolidated Works ( gallery ) is probably worth looking at for larger scale
plan-ahead installation type things:<http://www.conworks.org/conworks.php3>


 The tentacle    http://www.tentacle.org/calendar.html  is a good place to
get an overview of who's doing what where in seattle.

 There is also a humble yet vibrant series 'cognitive dissidents' at the
coffee messiah . 

on 8/5/02 6:20 AM, Jethro at jethrokins@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

>> this zone?
> 
> Hi Kelly -
> 
> If you are more dance-oriented (sorry, I haven't heard
> your music), I would recommend the Baltic Room and
> I-Spy in Seattle.  I believe Bill Jarboe, a microsound
> lister, is part of the Wednesday IDM night at the
> Baltic Room.  If you're more experimental, you might
> try Polestar, a performance space dedicated to
> avant-garde and free improvisational musics.
> 
> http://www.ispyseattle.com/
> 
> Baltic Room:
> 
> http://www.seattleinsider.com/shared/events/calendar/venue.html?id=Calendar::L
> ocation%3d39
> 
> Polestar Music Gallery
> Peggy Sartoris-Belaqua & Henry Hughes
> 1412 - 18th Avenue (at East Union)
> Seattle, Washington  98122  USA
> (206) 329-4224
> polestar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> 
> Good luck! - Jethro
> 
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