Serving the San Francisco Bay Area New Music Community

Thu, Apr 21 2011 8:00 PM

Luggage Store New Music Series
1007 Market St. 3rd Floor @ 6th Street SF
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8pm: Holiday Heart
Alexandra Buschman - Voice, effects
Ellery Royston - Harp, effects




9pm: The Non-Profit Prophets in the Windy
Battle of the Altos
Jim Ryan, Dave Sewelson, Rent Romus



Ellery Royston (b. 1986) is a composer currently residing in Oakland, CA. She has a BA in Electronic Music Composition and an M.A in Interdisciplinary Computer Science from Mills College, where she studied with James Fei, Maggi Payne, John Bischoff, and Fred Frith, among others. She is a member of the signal processing duo Laces (with Sara Elena Palmer), and the drone-metal band The Earth Will Take Its Own (with Dominique Leone and Curtis McKinney).

Dave was born in Oakland, California, in 1952. There was a half-size violin kept in the closet in case he wanted to be a concert violinist. He played trumpet at the age of nine, moving to baritone horn at the age of eleven, followed by a stint on drums until settling on electric bass at thirteen, adding upright bass to the mix until the switch to saxophone at the age of twenty-one. He has specialized in the baritone saxophone since the early seventies.

Dave Sewelson arrived in New York City in the summer of 1977, settled in the East Village, played in many bands in the area including the 25 O’Clock Band, Jemeel Moondoc’s Jus Grew Orchestra, Noise R Us, Mofungo, Freedomland and Fast ‘n Bulbous. He was a founding member of the Microscopic Septet. Lifetime member of William Parker’s Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra.

Cost: $6-10
Audio samples in which musicians at this event play:
Videos featuring musicians playing at this event
Green Alembic at Berkeley Arts 5-17-14
A montage of the free music group the Lords of Outland from their live presented as part of The Tenderloin Museum’s Sounds of the Tenderloin live music series at the Tenderloin National Forest in San Francisco July of 2022 Featuring Rent Romus on alto/soprano saxophones, Ray Schaeffer on bass, Anthony Flores on drums, and Philip Everett on