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Creative Music Works Concert
2008-07-31 00:00:00 by newmusicrebloggers in New Music reBlog
 

Creative Music Works has an upcoming show that is not yet announced on their web site.

Creative Music Works and The Lab At Belmar Presents.

Who: The Bottesini Project

Bottesini:

Paul Riola: Tenor and Soprano Saxophones, Executive Producer
Mark Harris: Alto Saxophone (Hamster Theater, Thinking Plague)
Carrie Beeder: Violin (Bela Karoli, The Wheel)
Mark Clifford: Vibraphone (The Playground)
Glenn Taylor: Pedal Steel (Ginger Baker, Ron miles, Nels Cline)
Doug Anderson: Bass (County Road X, Art Lande)
Chris Lee: Drums (Joe Henderson, Gary Peacock, Primal Mates)

Artist Website: Paul Riola’s Bottesini Project

When: August 9th, 2008

Where: The Lab At Belmar
404 S Upham St.
Lakewood, CO 80226

Time: Doors 7:30 Show 8.

Tickets: $10/General $8/Creative Music Works Members

The Bottesini Project

Paul Riola:

Saxophonist Paul Riola hails originally from Denver Colorado, but spent 12 years living and playing in Portland Oregon. It was in Portland that Paul had the opportunity to work with the likes of Rob Blakeslee, Michael Vlaktovich, Steve Mackay , Moe Staiano and the Moe!kestra! and Chad Hensels Inquisition Ensemble.

Paul currently is involved in various creative projects and collaborations in the region; including, a commissioned film score currently on exhibition at The Laboratory of Art and Ideas at Belmar, and co-curator for music for The Clyfford Still Museum.

Bottesini

The guiding principle of this ensemble is to create a collective of Denver and International musicians dedicated to free improvisation. Every Bottesini performance will be an entirely unique musical experience which will draw upon a multitude of musical genres and landscapes. In each coming performance various instrumentation and personnel changes will become the norm. You can expect to see some of the most talented and proficient musicians from around the world in all future Bottesini performances.

Each performance of Bottesini will focus strongly on a programmatic approach to free improvisation. The intent of this approach is to create musical landscapes with inherent form and structure; thus, lending the impression of composed rehearsed music.

Past Performances and recording sessions have included some of the finest improvisers from around the country including:

Paul Riola: Saxophones/Leader Nels Cline: Guitar (Nels Cline Singers, Wilco) Ron Miles: Cornet (Bill Frisell) Janet Feder: Guitar (Fred Frith) Tony Jefferson: Drums (Lonnie Smith, Lou Donaldson) Mark Harris: Saxophones (Hamster Theater, Fred Hess) Doug Anderson: Bass (County Road X, Art Lande, Erik Deutsch) Glenn Taylor: Pedal Steel (Ginger Baker, County Road X) Eric Moon: Keyboards (Bjork) Greg Harris: Vibes (Future Jazz Project) Keenan Wayne: Bass (Sutro) Richard Von Foerster: Cello (Colorado Ballet Orchestra) Dave Devine: Guitar (Ron Miles, The Czars) Roger Green: Guitar (Ron Miles, The Czars) Justin Gitlin (CacheFlowe): Laptop Art Lande: Piano and Drums (Jan Garberek, Joe Henderson, Woody Shaw) Scott Amendola: Drums (Nels Cline Singers, Primus) Jeff Parker: Guitar (Tortoise, Isotope 217) DJ Olive: Turntables (Sonic Youth, MMW, John Zorn) Colin Bricker: Laptop and Guitar (Cowhause, Glenn Taylor Orchestra, Birdy) Farrell Lowe: Guitar Ernie Crews: Drums

 
 
 
 
 
 


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