Bischoff-Greenlief-Stackpole at Wednesdays & Sundays @ Berkeley Arts

wednesdays @berkeley arts presents:
Bischoff-Greenlief-Stackpole

8 pm
john bischoff - electronics
phillip greenlief - tenor saxophone
karen stackpole - gongs, percussion

please join us for a set of electro-acoustic improvisation performed by an outstanding collection of celebrated veteran improvisers - the trio will create spontaneous forms and populate them with reductionist, microscopic detail and expressive clamors of unbridled emotion. expect delicious soundscapes from the EAI tradition, but there's nothing traditional about the ways this trio establishes form and grace in sound gestures, overtone fireworks, and melodious noise. ...

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wednesdays @berkeley arts presents:
Bischoff-Greenlief-Stackpole

8 pm
john bischoff - electronics
phillip greenlief - tenor saxophone
karen stackpole - gongs, percussion

please join us for a set of electro-acoustic improvisation performed by an outstanding collection of celebrated veteran improvisers - the trio will create spontaneous forms and populate them with reductionist, microscopic detail and expressive clamors of unbridled emotion. expect delicious soundscapes from the EAI tradition, but there's nothing traditional about the ways this trio establishes form and grace in sound gestures, overtone fireworks, and melodious noise.

PLUS

9 pm Amat Sings Brody

laurie amat - voice
joshua raoul brody - piano, keyboards, accordion, etc.

Bay Area treasure Laurie Amat has collaborated with composer and accompanist Joshua Raoul Brody for over a quarter of a century on projects ranging from Tony Pellegrino's ground-breaking music theater piece Deer Rose to Brody's godawful cover band Theee STUPEDS. Now she devotes an entire evening to compositions by Brody (and
lyricists including his long-time associate Merle Kessler), accompanied by the composer himself. Selections from several Kessler & Brody "one-man shows it takes two guys and a six-pack of beer" will abound, along with smatterings from other shows as well as an amazing recreation of the mini-opera Goddess of the Hunt.

2133 University Avenue (between Shattuck & Oxford)
wheelchair accessible
walking distance from downtown Berkeley BART

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