[So Cal] Quiet August 30

[Glenn Bach <gbach@xxxxxxxxx>]

With apologies for the crossposting.

I am pleased to announce the next concert in the series, Quiet, 
featuring various forms of quiet music in an intimate setting.  Inspired 
in part by the successful "Day of Attention" series organized by Josh 
Russell, Quiet showcases artists from Southern California and elsewhere 
in an environment that fosters attentive listening.

Quiet.
Saturday, August 30, 2003

*Chris Heenan (contrabass clarinet)
*Jeremy Drake (amplified acoustic guitar)
*Glenn Bach (laptop, electronics, field recordings)

The performers will present solo sets, and, after intermission, will 
improvise as a trio.  The concert begins at 8:00 p.m. sharp; doors open 
at 7:30 p.m.  Quiet is a private event at a residence in Long Beach, 
California, with a $10 suggested donation (sliding scale).

Please e-mail gbach@xxxxxxxxx for an invitation, address, and directions.

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Past Quiet:

http://www.csulb.edu/~gbach/quietapril12.htm
http://www.csulb.edu/~gbach/quietmay10.htm

Future Quiet:

November 15: Vinny Golia--Music for Like Instruments; The Flutes
December 6: Jessica Catron + David Nadal
January TBA: Kadet Kuhne + Zygote
February 21: Kraig Grady + Albert Ortega + Liam Mooney

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Chris Heenan is an improvising musician who lives in Los Angeles. He 
cooperatively organizes the line space line new and improvised music 
series with Jeremy Drake and David Rothbaum. He plays alto saxophone, 
bass clarinet and contrabass clarinet. Some current projects include the 
trio Team Up with guitarist Jeremy Drake and percussionist Brian 
Christopherson, a duo with guitarist NYC-based Chris Forsyth (their 
upcoming cd release will be out this fall), an improvising clarinet trio 
with David Rothbaum and Cory Wright, and a cd of large group 
improvisations co-organized by Heenan and Drake. He is also a member of 
Rich West's Bedouin Hornbook and Adam Rudolph's Go Organic Orchestra.

http://www.linespaceline.org/

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Jeremy Drake is a musician and concert organizer living in Los Angeles. 
  He co-operates the line space line new and improvised music series 
with reed players Chris Heenan and David Rothbaum.  He believes that 
sound has many mysterious and powerful qualities that are often ignored 
or simply overlooked.  He plays acoustic and electric guitars and 
various other things including but not limited to chords, electricity, a 
marble, springs, pitches, small motorized devices, small change, and 
tuning forks.  He enjoys making soup.

http://www.linespaceline.org/

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Glenn Bach is a sound artist who maps the sonic terrain of the city 
through detailed sound walks, manipulated field recordings, sound 
drawings, and found poems.  His audio works have appeared on several CD 
and online compilations, including a four-track EP, "diamond finesse," 
on the Stasisfield label (www.stasisfield.com).  He has performed his 
work in solo appearances and in improvisational group arrangements, 
including recent appearances at Sound/Shift Oakland, Field Effects, The 
Big Sur Experimental Music Festival, and a solo performance at the 
CPEACH Digital Out Summer Series in Eureka, California.

http://www.csulb.edu/~gbach/sound.html

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