Hello everyone, Here¹s a little follow up to my gigspam of a few weeks ago. I just wanted to remind all of you that I¹ll be back at Barbes on Wednesday, November 23rd @ 10pm. We¹ll have some special guests with some poetry and we may even play a carol or two (as twisted beyond all recognition by yours truly well, not beyond ALL recognition!). November 23 Mark Taylor¹s Belbarbo @ Barbes Featuring poets Les Lopes & E.J. Antonio.
Taylor horn, mellophonium Lalo vibes Chris Jentsch guitar Keith Witty bass Ferenc Nemeth drums Night of the Ravished Limbs featuring Mark Taylor's Belbarbo The French horn is a notoriously finicky beast to master in a fast-paced improv setting which is probably why not many players have made their mark with the instrument. Add Mark Taylor's name to the list of the chosen few. The hornman has successfully applied his golden tone in bands led by Henry Threadgill, Lester Bowie and Abdullah Ibrahim, as well as at the helm of his own spry combos. - Time Out New York ++++++++++++++++ BARBES BARBES BARBES BARBES BARBES 376 9th St. at 6th ave, Brooklyn 718 965 9177 http://www.barbesbrooklyn.com f train to seventh ave in park slope $8 admission Also TILT Brass Band featuring Anthony Coleman Wednesday, November 30th, 2005 8:00 pm (one set) | $10 TONIC | 109 Norfolk Street, NYC http://www.tiltbrass.org | http://www.tonicnyc.com TILT @ Tonic Taylor Haskins, Charles Porter, Nate Wooley (trumpet); Greg Evans, Mark Taylor (French, others); Joe Fiedler, Chris McIntyre (trombone); Jacob Garchik (bass trombone); Ron Caswell (tuba); Kevin Norton (percussion); Anthony Coleman (piano) On Wednesday, November 30, 8:00 PM, the brass collective TILT convenes at Tonic in its full-blown 10-piece configuration for an evening of new and challenging works. The program includes premieres from New York Noise pioneer Anthony Coleman (Set Into Motion) and co-leader Chris McIntyre (Stitch No.2), a dynamic comprovisational piece written for the group by TILT¹s acclaimed percussionist Kevin Norton (Folk Medicine), and Mr. Coleman¹s a tone? a note? anto-e?, a ³gutbucket free reading of some moments out of Iannis Xenakis' great work for Piano and Brass Instruments, Eonta,² featuring AC on piano. PROGRAM: Chris McIntyre - Stitch No.2 Kevin Norton - Folk Medicine Anthony Coleman/Xenakis - a tone? a note? anto-e? Anthony Coleman - Set Into Motion MORE PROGRAM INFO: http://www.cmcintyre.com/tonic_11-05_release.htm December 9 @ 9pm Warren Smith Quartet at Zebulon ZEBULON 258 WYTHE AVENUE BROOKLYN, NY 11211 718.218.6934 http://www.zebuloncafeconcert.com And... December 14 @ 9pm - Les Lopes: Poet at Night & Day Featuring Mark Taylor¹s Belbarbo & The Poet E.J. Antonio. NIGHT AND DAY 230 FIFTH AVENUE (at President Street) PARK SLOPE, NY 11215 718-399-2161 http://www.nightanddayrestaurant.com/nightandday1.html ³Mark Taylor¹s quartet certainly is unlike any other performing in today¹s jazz scene.² Don Williamson, JazzReview.com "An incisive soloist ..." JazzTimes "Taylor plays French horn boldly and lyrically..." Bob Blumenthal, Atlantic Monthly If you do not want to receive any more Emails about music, or if you received more than one of these, just reply and let us know! MARK TAYLOR MUSIC Original music for indie film, dance, theatre and jazz http://www.mark-taylor.biz [EMAIL PROTECTED] The new CD ³Circle Squared² is available at: http://www.cdbaby.com/marktaylor http://www.omnitone.com/store/artists/taylormark.htm Also available at the iTunes Store Listen to more music at: http://stage.vitaminic.com/main/mark_taylor/ _______________________________________________ post: horn@music.memphis.edu unsubscribe or set options at http://music2.memphis.edu/mailman/options/horn/archive%40jab.org
