Scott Amendola, solo percussion and electronics
Álvaro Domene,
Scott Amendola,
Henry Kaiser trio
Álvaro Domene, originally from Madrid, is a New York based guitarist and composer operating at the convergence of various styles of contemporary creative music. His sound and compositions are influenced by the avant-garde jazz and modern classical traditions, as well as heavy musics.
Tonight he will be joined by Bay Area stalwarts
Scott Amendola (percussion) and
Henry Kaiser (guitar).
Álvaro Domene, originally from Madrid, is a New York based guitarist and composer operating at the convergence of various styles of contemporary creative music. His sound and compositions are influenced by the avant-garde jazz and modern classical traditions, as well as heavy musics.
Tonight he will be joined by Bay Area stalwarts
Scott Amendola (percussion) and
Henry Kaiser (guitar).
Grammy winner
Henry Kaiser is widely recognized as one of the most creative and innovative guitarists and producers in the fields of rock, jazz, world, and contemporary experimental musics. He has appeared on more than 250 different albums and contributed to countless television and film soundtracks.
For
Scott Amendola, the drum kit isn't so much an instrument as a musical portal. An ambitious composer, savvy bandleader and capaciously creative foil for some of the world's most inventive musicians, Amendola applies his rhythmic virtuosity to a vast array of settings.
Domene normally plays a seven-string guitar. I'm not sure how many strings Henry will bring, but I'm pretty sure Scott doesn't use them.
This is the first of three Tom's Place concerts in the month of February. The others are:
Tuesday February 19
Ken Field (winds)
with
Eric Glick Riemann (prepared Rhodes)
and
Karen Stackpole (gongs)
Monday February 25
Matt Ingalls (solo clarinet)
Sandy Ewen (guitar) and
Phillip Greenlief (sax)
Act now! Collect the whole set!
Tom's Place
3111 Deakin Street, Berkeley CA
Directions: http://4-33.com/directions.html
Information: http://4-33.com/toms-place/index.html
Admission: donation. All proceeds go directly to the musicians.
Doors open at 7:00. Wheelchair accessible.
Cost: free -- donations accepted.