8:00PM
West Coast Chamber Jazz Trio Andrea Centazzo - Percussion , Mallet Kat & Sampling, Ellen Burr - Flute, Piccolo Flute, Bass Flute, Alto Flute, Jeff Schwartz - Double Bass
9:00PM - neem Kelley Kipperman - bass, Gabby Fluke-Mogul - violin
Three in music has been always a magic number. Every now and then a new trio comes out which renews the realization of how richly creative music can be Trios in jazz aren't uncommon, but different could be the approach to the composed material and improvisation: this is the case of the new exciting project, the WEST COAST CHAMBER JAZZ TRIO.
The group was formed by Andrea Centazzo, Ellen Burr and Jeff Schwartz at the end of Summer 2015 and has been rehearsing together and building a repertoire since then. All materials they perform are original compositions from the vast repertoire of Andrea Centazzo. Being all three masters of free improvisation, they add a new perspective to the classic jazz trio formula.As an unusual ensemble they plan to fill a void in the sound palette of contemporary jazz keeping in mind the old masters' lesson but also the new boundaries of the improvised music.
The WCCJT render the anticipation of “What comes next?” easy to accept. The concept of this new project is built on the careful traveling through an alluring, appealing and mysterious atmosphere to a place of surprise....
Gabby Fluke-Mogul is a performing, teaching, composing & collaborating-improviser based out of the bay area. they have existed as a violin-body//body in south florida, western massachusetts, & the wider new england area. gfm performs in & with a variety of projects, installations, bodies, & instrument bodies in addition to facilitating community-based workshops, & teaching in public, private, & non-profit learning spaces. their compositions//text-scores take up issues of the politics & poetics of bodies & instrument-bodies. gabby presently studies with fred frith, zeena parkins, roscoe mitchell, india cooke, & pauline oliveros at mills college in the MFA program for performance & literature with improvisation specialization.
Kelley Kipperman is a queer & vegan multi-media artist, who has spent time living, breathing, & collaborating in the western massachusetts & greater new england areas, berlin, & most recently the bay area. inspired by something, everything, & sometimes even nothing, k is always thinking about what it means to be connected to & critical of one's own body, identity, & privilege within music, sound, noise, silence, composition, art, communities, & everything else in the entire world (also outer space).
Cost: $6-15 sliding